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2 Electrical Engineering Master's Degree Programs in Finland
LUT University
Master’s Programme in Renewable Power-to-X Economy
- Lappeenranta, Finland
Master degree
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Electrical engineering is the largest and most diverse technological field in the world. Studies in the Master's Programme in Renewable Power-to-X Economy are wide-ranging and relevant to industry.
LUT University
Master's Programme in Electric Transportation Systems
- Lahti, Finland
Master degree
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Electric transportation systems are emerging worldwide to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector. The changes in technology concern the whole transportation system – road transportation, off-road machines, marine vessels and aviation. This programme gives an overview of the technology and business in electric transportation systems. It also focuses on key technologies and skills related to electric transportation, such as electro-mechanical drive trains, power electronics, battery technology and related information technology. Also, indirect electrification methods and e-fuel technologies are considered, and the environmental impacts of different technology solutions are analysed.
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Electrical Engineering master's programs in Finland focus on advanced technologies and innovative practices, making it an attractive choice for students eager to delve into this dynamic field. You'll engage with both theory and application, preparing you to tackle the challenges in modern electrical engineering.
In these programs, students explore courses like power systems design, control engineering, and embedded systems. You’ll refine practical skills such as circuit analysis and the implementation of renewable energy solutions. The curriculum promotes research-based learning and often includes collaboration with industries, enhancing your adaptability in real-world situations. The environment encourages independence and critical thinking, essential traits for thriving in this field.
Graduates emerge equipped for various roles, including positions in smart grid technology, sustainable energy systems, and automation. With Finland's strong focus on technological advancement and sustainability, you’ll find opportunities that carry global relevance. This approach not only enhances your skills but also expands your career prospects in an increasingly interconnected job market.