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Information about the course

Field of study:

Electrical Engineering

Level of studies:

second-cycle studies

Mode of study:

Part-time studies

Date of commencement of studies:

October 2022

Faculty:

Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering

Level of qualification according to the European and national qualifications frameworks:

full qualification at the 7th level of the Polish Qualifications Framework

Professional title obtained by the graduate:

magister inżynier

Learning profile:

general academic profile

Number of semesters:

    3

Number of ECTS credits:

  • 56 - Field of study: Electrical Engineering
  • 94 - Specialization: Conversion and Utilization of Electric Energy
  • 94 - Specialization: Electric Power Engineering

Work placement:

Practice is not required.

Graduation requirements:

Obtaining educational outcomes defined in the curriculum and the required number of ECTS points, preparing a diploma thesis and obtaining two positive reviews and passing the diploma exam.

Graduate profile and further learning opportunities:

Graduates of the graduate studies obtain advanced and well-established knowledge in the field of design, construction, operation and testing of electrical devices as well as computer measurement systems and digital control systems. They acquire skills to use the right IT tools. They are able to work creatively and to make decisions and manage employee teams. Graduates of the Electroenergetics specialization: know issues related to the energy market and management, are able to forecast and plan the development of energy systems, are able to carry out analyzes regarding investments and modernization of power facilities, design equipment and power stations using high-voltage technology and modern energy sources, program computer control systems in electric power industry. Graduates of the specialization of Electricity conversion and use are able to: design and construct electromechanical converters, design and program digital control systems in power electronics and electric drive, diagnose power electronics devices, design industrial power systems and IT networks. Graduates are also prepared to undertake third-degree (doctoral) studies

Person responsible for the study programme:

dr hab. inż. Marcin Śliwiński
marcin.sliwinski@pg.edu.pl
(58) 347 12 81
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