326 Master's in Electrical Engineering in Europe

With the Design and Management of the Industry 4.0 offered at IMT Nord Europe you will be equipped with a multi-disciplinary scientific culture applied to production engineering, knowledge of automation, servo-control and, more generally, of the various aspects linked to computer-integrated production.

The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering at Politecnico di Milano aims at forming highly-qualified professionals able to face complex design problems and foster technological innovation in the field of electrical power systems. 

The Electronics Engineering programme from Kaunas University of Technology is based on the use of theoretical knowledge at the systemic level, the application of contemporary methods to design hardware/software architectures, and on research-based development of the most advanced technological solutions in close cooperation with industry.

Electrical technology and electronics have a significant influence on all aspects of society. Our lives are deeply intertwined with them, and the reliance on electricity will increase in the future. Learn more at the Master's Programme in Electrical Engineering from LUT University. 

The Electrical Power Networks programme at the University College Dublin is specifically designed to give you a fundamental understanding of the design and operation of electrical power networks in the context of the transition to a more sustainable energy system.

The Master of Electrical and Electronic Engineering degree delivered at University of Galway  is a Level 9, 60 ECTS programme for graduates of accredited BE degrees. It combines advanced technologies, transferable skills, and a research thesis in areas such as embedded systems, signal processing, power electronics, and biomedical electronics. 

This one-year (2-semester) Electrical Power Systems - Pre-Master's Programme (PMP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

This course has a particular focus on the integration of renewable generation into electricity transmission and distribution networks and on preparing students for a new era of truly ‘smart’ grids, and is designed to meet the urgent need for specialists in advanced electrical energy systems. The Electrical Energy Systems programme is offered at Cardiff University

The Electrical and Electronics Engineering programme of the Istanbul Aydin University focuses on advanced level education for engineers for taking part in research and making contributions to research and development in the field of electrical and electronics engineering.

The Electronic Engineering programme from University of Essex enables you to acquire the essential knowledge, skills, competency, and critical awareness necessary for a rewarding career in the electronics industry. 

Electricity systems are changing as more renewable generation, storage, electric transport and power electronics connect to the grid. The Smart Electrical Networks and Systems programme from Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) prepares you to work across that landscape.

The Advanced Electronic and Electrical Engineering at University of Sussex is for you if you have a physics or engineering background and wish to work in electronics-based industries.

The Electronics and Electrical Engineering and Management programme at the University of Glasgow introduces you to contemporary business and management issues while increasing your depth of knowledge in your chosen speciality of electronics and electrical engineering.

The new Energy Engineering major at University of Vaasa educates experts to ensure that economically produced energy is reliably and affordably available. Focus areas in these studies include internal combustion engines and related energy production, exhaust gas purification technologies, as well as renewable fuels and energy sources.

The Robotics programme from Royal College of Art promotes a creative, interdisciplinary approach to robotics, bringing engineering together with artistic and design perspectives. 

This Instrumentation and Control Engineering (with Advanced Practice) programme at Teesside University adds an advanced practice module to our one-year master’s and is an opportunity to enhance your qualification by an internship, research or study abroad experience.

The Electrical Power Engineering programme from The University of Edinburgh is a one-year programme that gives you advanced, industry-relevant expertise in the technologies powering a cleaner, smarter energy system. 

The Electrical and Electronic Engineering course at University College Cork drives many of the technological advances that we see in our fast-changing world, from smart grids and robotics to smartphones and the internet of things. It is an exciting and challenging career choice, characterised by constant personal development, innovation, and invention.

The Advanced Electrical and Electronic Engineering course from London South Bank University is an advanced course designed for engineering graduates to enhance their skills in this area of high technology. 

The programme in Electrical Engineering at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) allows you to participate in work at all levels, including advanced theories, methods, and components for practical systems and applications in, e.g., satellites, robots, and wind turbines.