Electrical Energy, Hydrogen energy

Master in Electrical Energy (EE)

ENERGY EE is an EIPHI graduate School Master focusing on Research & Innovation in the field of Energy production and storage and management. Electrical energy is the main concern of this degree with a focus on hydrogen energy systems.

Like all the Master Degree of EIPHI Graduate school, this master is designed for R&D engineer positions in big international companies or smaller High-Tech industries but can also be the springboard for a career as Researcher or Professor.

Energy Master Students can pursue their studies with a Ph.D. in the Energy Department of Femto-St Research Lab or Belfort’s Fuel Cell Laboratory FC Lab presented thereafter.

Curriculum

Master 1 Fall Semester	Master 1 Spring Semester
Control Theory Electric Actuators Power Electronics Engineering Science H3E Research Project	Storage and Energy Conversion H₂ and Energy Storage Simulation Tools Innovation Management Research Project

Master 2 Fall Semester	Master 2 Spring Semester
Energy System Modeling and Control Power System Analysis and Control Magnetic Systems Modeling Economical environment Clean and Sustainable Energy Research Project	Research Internship hzsrthsrkgiklglggjkgjthsrthsrths

Main research areas:

Static Converters
Fuel cell systems
PHIL: Power Hardware in the Loop
Control and Management of Energy
Electric actuators
Micro-grids

2 research Laboratories :

Career paths

The program targets careers such as:

University Professor
Design Engineer
Research Engineer
Test Engineer
Engineering studies
Experimental Engineer
R&D Engineer

Entry requirements

A degree equivalent to or higher than a Bachelor’s degree (3 or 4 years degree) in Electrical or Engineering Science for the Electrical Engineering track.

Grants

Many scholarships will be awarded each year to high quality foreign students.

Contact: Nadia Steiner

Electrical Energy