Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering - Power Systems

Northeastern University

The master's degree program in electrical and computer engineering offers in-depth coursework within the concentration-choice-related areas. The curriculum is integrated and intensive and is built on state-of-the-art research, taught by faculty who are experts in their areas. This concentration examines the secure and efficient operation of electric transmission and distribution systems and the design, modeling, and control of power converters and renewable energy systems. Those who chose this concentration eventually pursue careers related to modeling and analyzing large-scale power and smart grids, electric vehicle, and clean energy industries. Students may complete a Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering with Concentration in Power Systems in addition to earning a Graduate Certificate in Engineering Leadership. Students must apply and be admitted to the Gordon Engineering Leadership Program in order to pursue this option. The program requires fulfillment of the 16-semester-hour curriculum required to earn the Graduate Certificate in Engineering Leadership, which includes an industry-based challenge project with multiple mentors. The integrated 40-semester-hour degree and certificate will require 24 semester hours of advisor-approved power systems technical courses.

College of Engineering