Master in Power Electronics and Electromechanics, Computing Sciences and Electrical Engineering, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)

Tuition fees for Master in Power Electronics and Electromechanics, Computing Sciences and Electrical Engineering, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs) are 12,000 EUR per year, while applications close 2026-01-05.

Power electronics and electromechanics sit at the centre of electrical energy systems. Power electronics converts electrical energy between different voltage and current forms, and its converters appear in devices ranging from household appliances to transportation, industry, and electricity generation and distribution. Electromechanics describes the conversion between electrical and mechanical energy; nearly all electrical energy is produced by rotating electrical generators, and a large proportion is converted back to mechanical energy by electrical motors driven by power-electronic converters. The electrification of transportation is expected to increase demand for motor drives further. This two-year specialisation within the Master of Science (Technology) programme at Tampere University provides the skills to understand, analyse, and implement power-electronic and electromechanical energy-conversion devices across a wide range of applications. The programme emphasises applying theory in practice and includes collaboration with industry. It starts in September 2026. The specialisation suits students who want to contribute to the energy transition in transportation and renewable electricity generation. It is offered at Tampere University in Tampere.