Master of Science in Electrical Power Systems Engineering 

offered by NC State University

Graduates with a background in electrical engineering, electronics engineering, or related fields

Students who want to specialize in power systems engineering, enhance their technical knowledge of electrical power generation, distribution and protection

Apply advanced analytical techniques to assess the performance of power systems under various operating conditions

Design power system components and configurations considering factors like efficiency, reliability, and economic feasibility

Understand and analyze control strategies for maintaining power system stability, voltage regulation, and frequency control

Grasp the application of power electronics devices like FACTS controllers (Flexible AC Transmission Systems) for enhancing power system controllability and power quality

Gain expertise in integrating renewable energy sources like solar and wind power into the existing power grid infrastructure

The Master of Science in Electrical Power Systems Engineering (MSEPSE) provides graduate students with a thorough understanding of the tools, methods and practice of electric power engineering

It is developed with the goal of providing an education that is directly applicable to a career in industry and is suitable for a new or recent graduate, as well as experienced