The application deadline for applicants within the EU is May 31, 2025, for applicants outside the EU March 31, 2025.
Electronics for the Electrification of the Future
The Master’s degree program prepares technicians for development and management tasks in the field of power electronics and its applications in the area of sustainable energy technology. Industry and infrastructure providers are constantly looking for technical solutions to their challenges. This is what makes this course and its topics so future-proof. The Master’s course offers in-depth and specialized electronics training for use in industry and energy technology. The focus is on power electronics, regenerative energy systems, drive technology, electromobility and power supply as well as their regulation and control electronics and process automation.
Program
Students Learn to:
- Design electrical and electronic systems in a way that is suitable for production, taking into account technical and economic aspects.
- Plan and organize the operational production of electronic components, apparatus and systems.
- Solve problems in the field of electronics, electrical engineering and data processing using scientific methods.
- Elaborate and document technical concepts taking into account standards and regulations.
- Design, simulate, calculate, build and measure electronic circuits.
- Design devices and systems for energy conversion, energy distribution and application in the field of sustainable energy technology
- Develop electric drives and controls.
- Ensure the quality of products and systems with appropriate methods.
- To work professionally in projects and to lead projects.
- Plan and execute operational processes from a technical perspective, taking into account economic and legal issues
Facts
- Start of semester: Beginning of September
- Duration: 120 ECTS credits, 4 semesters
- Degree: Master of Science (MSc)
- Mode: Part-time, german
- Costs per semester: € 363.36 tuition fee, € 24.70 ÖH fee; € 3,000 Tuition fee for students from third countries: exceptions and information
- Attendance times: Courses take place on three fixed days of the week, exceptions are possible. Occasional block courses. Evening courses take place between 5:50 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. The specific days of the week will be announced.
- Possibility for a semester abroad
- ECTS in English: 5
- Recommended semester abroad (optional): 4
- Available Double Degree program(s): Hochschule Luzern
Career Prospects
Requirements
Master’s degree programs build on a completed bachelor’s degree program and allow students to specialize or focus on topics in more detail or to expand their existing expertise.
You must meet subject-matter requirements to be admitted to the Power Electronics and Sustainable Energy Technology master’s degree program. Prerequisites include a bachelor’s degree from a UAS in a relevant subject matter or an equivalent degree from a recognized post-secondary educational institution (at least 180 ECTS credits) in Austria or another country.
If basic equivalence has been established except for a few missing prerequisites, the program director can require students to take exams to establish full equivalence. These exams are taken during the master’s program.
Contact
Program Director Master Power Electronics and Sustainable Energy Technology
Administrative Assistant
Electronics & Business (part time)
Power Electronics and Sustainable Energy Technology
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Application
The next step to study Power Electronics and Sustainable Energy Technology is to apply via our online application system:
- The entire application process is handled via a dedicated application website.
- Your data is stored securely and is being treated with strict confidentiality.
- A registration system makes it possible to start an application and complete it at a later point in time.
- Once you have entered your user data and uploaded documents, you can also use them for subsequent applications.