Overview of Programme

The MSc (Power Engineering) programme is designed for Electrical Engineering graduates who are practicing engineers, R&D managers, power system designers or industry planners who seek an in-depth understanding of power electronics and drives technology, issues of power quality, power system modeling, planning, operation and control. The programme aims to equip students to adapt to the challenging demands of modern power industries.

Programme details are available at EEE web site: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/eee/eee1/MSc.asp

Curriculum structure

The lectures are conducted in the evenings. The degree requires satisfactory completion of a total of 30 AUs (Academic Units). This may be fulfilled in two different ways:

1. Four core and four elective courses with 3 AUs each and a dissertation of 6 AUs. The project for the dissertation may be undertaken either in NTU or in the industry.
2. Four core and five elective courses with 3 AUs each and an Independent Study Module (ISM) of 3 AUs. Part-time candidates typically register for two courses per semester, while full-time candidates register for four courses.

Core Courses

• EE6501    Power Electronic Converters
• EE6509    Renewable Electrical Energy Systems
• EE6510    Power System Operation and Planning
• EE6512    High Voltage Engineering and System Protection

Elective Courses (select any 4 or 5 courses)

• EE6203    Computer Control Systems
• EE6204    Systems Analysis
• EE6225    Process Control
• EE6303    Electromagnetic Compatibility & Interference
• EE6401    Advanced Digital Signal Processing
• EE6503    Modern Electrical Drives
• EE6506    Power Semiconductor & Passive Devices
• EE6508    Power Quality
• EE6511    Power System Modelling and Control