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To be eligible for admission to this Master's Program, a candidate must have completed BE (Electrical) or equivalent.
Have undergraduate grades considerably above average and not less than those required by the IOE faculty board,
Secure the minimal score, as required by the Faculty Board of IOE, in the admission test held by the admission Board of IOE (or as suggested by the special entry committee for foreign students).
Note: Equivalence refers to the same type of degree received from institutions other than TU and recognized by TU as comparable to the degree offered by TU in the same subject.
Semester | Core | Elective | Project | Thesis | Total (Credits) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
I | 16 credits | 0–4 credits | 16–20 | ||
II | 8 credits | 4–12 credits | 12–20 | ||
III* | 0–8 credits | 4 credits | 4–12 | ||
IV | 16 | 16 | |||
TOTAL | 60 |
Power System Engineer
Electrical Design Engineer
Grid Operation & Maintenance Engineer
Energy Consultant
Renewable Energy Specialist
Transmission & Distribution Engineer
Smart Grid Engineer
Project Manager (Energy Sector)
Researcher or Academic
Government Energy Department Roles
The MSc in Power System Engineering is a specialized program that focuses on the generation, transmission, distribution, and control of electric power. It covers advanced topics like smart grids, renewable energy integration, power electronics, and system stability. The course combines theory with hands-on training to prepare students for roles in modern energy systems.