Power Engineering

Subjects: Power Engineering

M.Sc. | Master of Science

Course description

The international master’s programme in Power Engineering aims to impart knowledge about sustainable energy supply within the European context. The core of the teaching focuses on generating energy that is safe, affordable, and environmentally friendly, addressing one of the most pressing global challenges of the 21st century. This programme collaborates closely with regional and national energy providers to ensure practical training. This hands-on approach equips students to conduct independent and applied research. Covering the full spectrum of energy research, the curriculum includes both traditional and renewable energies. The programme is highly industry-oriented, with about one-third of lectures and seminars delivered by industry professionals. This integration ensures that students gain real-world insights and are well-prepared for careers in the energy sector.

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

Certificate of proficiency in English as described in the language requirements. (Only valid certificates are recognised, we don't accept "medium of instruction certificates" and any kind of expired tests.)

Qualification Requirements

Admissions Requirements Bachelor of Science in Power Engineering (electrical or thermal) or related engineering fields (or equivalent). Very good knowledge in basic areas of Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, Basics in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, as well as to subject-specific knowledge in the areas of Electrical or Thermal Power Engineering. Very good knowledge in Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Machines, Drive Systems, Power Electronics, High Voltage Engineering, Grid Calculation – in case a student wants to specialize in "Electrical Power Engineering" or Thermodynamics, Thermal Power Engineering, Power Plant Technology, Heat Transfer, Renewable Energies – in case a student wants to specialize in "Power Generation from Fossil and Renewable Fuels". Certificate of proficiency in English as described in the language requirements. (Only valid certificates are recognised, we don't accept "medium of instruction certificates" and any kind of expired tests.)

Document Requirements

Copies of your certificates in the original language - and additionally in sworn translation in German or English). Depending on the type of degree and country of origin, additional certificates may also have to be submitted. Tip: Simply have a look here to see which certificates might have to be submitted additionally. Up-to-date curriculum vitae Copy of passport/official personal identification Copy of a valid resience permit for Germany, if available Proof of language skills English language study programmes: Proof of English language skills – applicants with a higher education entrance qualification from Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Great Britain incl. Northern Ireland or the United States of America do not have to submit a separate proof of English language skills German language study programmes: Proof of German language skills - does not apply to applicants from countries where German is the first official language For changing universities within Germany Certificate of removal from the register of students (submit at the latest upon enrolment) and certificate of non-objection (proof of right to take examinations) Good to know: Submit all certificates in their entirety: include the diploma certificate as well as the overview of subjects and grades. You must not omit any parts of the certificate (such as a diploma supplement or single pages. Additionally for furthering education master study programmes Proof of at least one year of professional employment