About the training program
This program prepares specialists to work with energy systems and electrical equipment. Students study power plants, substations, power supply, relay protection, electrical machines, power electronics, electric drives, renewable energy, and digital technologies. Particular attention is paid to modeling, programming, automated control systems, digital twins, and diagnostics. Practical training includes projects, industry software, and internships. Graduates ensure the operation of energy infrastructure, address power generation and distribution challenges, implement automation, and develop new electrical devices.
What do graduates do?
Graduates work in the field of electrical and thermal energy, at industrial enterprises, in construction organizations (including in the field of environmental expertise). They are engaged in ensuring industrial safety, protecting humans and the environment from anthropogenic impact, maintaining the electrical system of enterprises—working with low- and high-voltage electrical equipment, electrical installations, and networks. Specialists participate in the implementation of electrical engineering projects, control dangerous technological processes in the energy sector, and ensure the safety of personnel of energy enterprises and organizations with their own electrical facilities.
