Master in Power Engineering & Engineering Thermophysics

Tuition is 3,689 USD per year, while applications for the Sep 2027 intake close on Jun 15, 2027.

The Master in Power Engineering & Engineering Thermophysics is a master's degree for students interested in physics and engineering. It's a 3 year program at Zhejiang University of Technology in China, taught in English.

The curriculum covers topics like energy conversion, thermodynamics, and power systems. Students develop skills in engineering design, research, and data analysis. They also work on lab projects and experiments to apply their knowledge.

Graduates can work as Power Plant Engineers, Energy Consultants, Research Scientists, or Engineering Managers. They can find jobs in energy companies, research institutions, or manufacturing firms.

Zhejiang University of Technology (ZJUT), located in Hangzhou, is a key provincial university known for engineering, science, management and the applied arts. Spread across multiple campuses, ZJUT combines historic Chinese culture with modern research facilities and a broad academic portfolio that includes undergraduate, masters and doctoral programs. The university hosts a large student body and an active international cohort drawn from dozens of countries.

The institution maintains strong faculty resources, numerous research centers and international collaborations with universities across Europe, North America and Asia. With more than 60 colleges worldwide as partners, ZJUT supports exchange, joint programs and research projects that enhance student mobility and global learning. Facilities such as an extensive library, sports venues and modern laboratories support both study and campus life.

Practical training and international education are emphasized through industry links, scholarships for overseas students and Chinese-language programs. Campus accommodation is straightforward and functional, with dormitories arranged by campus and basic amenities included. ZJUT is well suited to students seeking a technically focused education in a culturally rich Chinese city, offering opportunities for academic growth, research involvement and cross-border exchange.