This is a named option in the Electrical Engineering M.S.that is offered in an online format.
The Master of Science Electrical Engineering: Power Engineering program will prepare you for leading-edge positions in industry in the areas of electric power, power electronics, motor drives, and electric machines.
UWMadisons Power Engineering masters degree provides graduate students applicable and theoretical knowledge in power electronics, including alternative energy, through research and study of technological and conceptual innovations in electrical and computer engineering.
The education you receive at UWMadison is directly applicable to a career in industry and is suitable for a new or recent graduate, as well as experienced professionals who seek the necessary (re)training to change or advance their careers.
UWMadisons Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is recognized for excellence in research, instruction, and service to the profession. It ranks among the top electrical and computer engineering departments in national surveys, consistently producing talented graduates whose skills are highly respected throughout the nation and around the world.
TheWisconsin Electric Machines and Power Electronics Consortium (WEMPEC)is a UWMadison technology focus center sponsored by companies holding an interest in electric machines and power electronics. With a mission to provide education, research and service, WEMPEC is a model program demonstrating strong interaction between university and industry.
UWMadisons online engineering graduate programs are world-class degree and consistently ranked in the Top 10 online engineering masters programs byU.S. News & World Report.
Admittance into the Master of Science: Electrical Engineering program requires completion of theCapstone Certificate in Power Conversion and Control.
M.S. Power Engineering students cannot be simultaneously enrolled in another graduate program at UWMadison while completing this program.

