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Electrical Power Engineering

You will study advanced technologies for power generation, control and distribution, and learn how to develop efficient solutions for smart grids, renewable energy and energy storage. The Electrical Power Engineering programme prepares professionals who can design new energy facilities and implement strategic change, contributing to sustainable and efficient transformation. Graduates go on to work in research centres, engineering and design organisations and energy companies.

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Programme values

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Valued by industry leaders

You will gain knowledge of power system management and planning, the use of artificial intelligence in smart grids, cyber security and the reliability and quality of power systems. You will have a good understanding of the processes in the systems and your skills will be needed by a wide range of companies in the electricity sector.

KTU’s Santaka Valley building – a state-of-the-art research and innovation hub where academia and business collaborate. This is where future solutions are born.
Inspiring learning environment

The study programme is designed for working people, with a cyclical blended learning approach that allows you to combine study with professional activity. You will gain practical experience in the research laboratory of the Centre for the Development of Smart Power Technologies and Networks.

Students from KTU’s GIFTed program tackle real-world challenges using the mind map method – this is a space for high-potential youth to collaborate, think creatively, and lead with purpose.
Real-world cases

Experts from the industry will share their experience in guest lectures, providing valuable insights from real business environments. You will gain critical competencies that will enable you to take up leadership positions in the electricity sector or to successfully set up and develop your own business.

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New Freedom to shape your path

Option of MA+ or Field Expert track. MA+ Competence allows you to choose alternative complementary subjects while choosing the Filed Expert track, you will deepen your knowledge and enhance your skills in your main field of study.

In this study programme, you can choose the following study paths:

Career opportunities

Tackle the challenges of energy transition and contribute to global energy change.
This programme opens up career opportunities for those who want to work on challenging and interesting projects related to energy production, distribution and management. By developing your knowledge of energy systems, the latest technologies and their application in practice, you will be equipped to lead and meet the challenges of a rapidly changing energy sector.

Here are some of the careers you can pursue after your studies:

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Electrical Power Engineer

Designs and controls electricity generation, transmission and distribution systems. Designs electric motors, traction motors or other electrical appliances.

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Project Manager

Manages the implementation of power solutions, planning their phases. Coordinates team members, liaises with suppliers and external authorities, and provides advice and recommendations.

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Smart Grid Expert

Develops electricity networks that distribute energy efficiently and adapt to the needs of consumers. Analyses smart grid data and optimises the use of artificial intelligence.

Admission requirements and programme structure

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Cyclesecond cycle
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Field – electrical engineering
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Form, duration full-time studies (2 yr.)
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Language – english, lithuanian
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Degree awarded – master of engineering sciences
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Yearly price i : full-time studies – 5538 €, price per credit – 92,3 €

Distributed Generation Systems

Distributed Energy Sources 6 Blended learning

Module of Electrical Power System Technologies, Operation and Control

Computer Modelling of Electric Power Systems 6 Blended learning

Module of Electromagnetic Fields Technologies

Electromagnetic Field 6 Blended learning

Module of Energy Converters Technologies

Quality of Energy Converters 6 Blended learning

Competence Electives (Select 6 cr.)

Courses of Study Field (Competence of Expert) 6

Business Process and Supply Chain Management

Business Process Management 6 Blended learning

Challenge-Based Innovations

Development of Challenge-Based Innovation 3 Blended learning
Optional Micro-modules 3 Distance learning

Computer Visualization Technologies

Multimedia Content Creation Methods 6 Blended learning

Control Technologies

Modern Sensors and Systems 6 On-campus learning

Data Analytics

Data Mining Methods 6 Blended learning

Data Security

Cryptographic Systems 6 Blended learning

Language Studies (French)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level A1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level A2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (German)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level A1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level A2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (Italian)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level A1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level A2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (Russian)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level A1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level A2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (Spanish)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level A1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level A2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (Swedish)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level A1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level A2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning

Legal Awareness

Business Law 6 Blended learning

Management

Strategic Management 6 On-campus learning

Project Management

Project Planning and Organisation 6 Blended learning

Public Communication

Studies of Modern Languages (Level C1) 6 On-campus learning
Module name Credits Method of organisation
Power System Planning 6 Blended learning
Reliability and Quality of Power Systems 6 Blended learning
Research Project 1 6 Blended learning

Distributed Generation Systems

Energy Converters of Renewable Energy Sources 6 Blended learning

Module of Electrical Power System Technologies, Operation and Control

Experimental Investigation of Electric Power Systems 6 Blended learning

Module of Electromagnetic Fields Technologies

Numerical Methods in Electromagnetic Field Theory 6 Blended learning

Module of Energy Converters Technologies

Electromechanical Converter Parameters Analysis and Synthesis 6 Blended learning

Competence Electives (Select 6 cr.)

Courses of Study Field (Competence of Expert) 6

Business Process and Supply Chain Management

Quality Management 6 Distance learning

Challenge-Based Innovations

Development of Challenge-Based Innovation 6 Distance learning

Computer Visualization Technologies

Principles of Image Perception 6 Blended learning

Control Technologies

Application of Artificial Intelligence in Robotics and their Systems Control 6 Blended learning

Data Analytics

Multivariate Statistical Models 6 Blended learning

Data Security

Data Security Technologies 6 Blended learning

Language Studies (French)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level A2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B2) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (German)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level A2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B2) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (Italian)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level A2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B2) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (Russian)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level A2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B2) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (Spanish)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level A2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B2) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (Swedish)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level A2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B2) 6 On-campus learning

Legal Awareness

Administrative Law 6 Blended learning

Management

Management of Persons and their Groups 6 On-campus learning

Project Management

Project Social and Economical Evaluation 6 Blended learning

Public Communication

Academic Writing 6 On-campus learning
Module name Credits Method of organisation
Research Project 2 12 Blended learning

Distributed Generation Systems

Financial and Economic Analysis of Energy 6 Blended learning
Wind Energetic 6 Blended learning

Module of Electrical Power System Technologies, Operation and Control

Digital Relay Protection and Automation Devices 6 Blended learning
Electrical Equipment Testing and Fault Diagnostics Methods 6 Blended learning

Module of Electromagnetic Fields Technologies

Computation of Fields Using Method of Finite Elements 6 Blended learning
Electromagnetic Fields in Industrial Technologies 6 Blended learning

Module of Energy Converters Technologies

Experimental Investigation of Energy Converters 6 Blended learning
Mathematical Modelling of Electrical Machines 6 Blended learning

Competence Electives (Select 6 cr.)

Courses of Study Field (Competence of Expert) 6

Workers Safety and Health 6 Blended learning

Business Process and Supply Chain Management

Business Process Analytics 6 Blended learning

Challenge-Based Innovations

Optional Challenges 6 Distance learning

Computer Visualization Technologies

3D Visualization Methods 6 Blended learning

Control Technologies

Programmable Logical Controllers 6 Blended learning

Data Analytics

Time Series Analysis 6 Blended learning

Data Security

Blockchain Methods 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (French)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level C1) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (German)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level C1) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (Italian)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level C1) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (Russian)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level C1) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (Spanish)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level C1) 6 On-campus learning

Language Studies (Swedish)

Studies of Modern Languages (Level B1) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level B2) 6 On-campus learning
Studies of Modern Languages (Level C1) 6 On-campus learning

Legal Awareness

Labour Law 6 Blended learning

Management

Business Process Management 6 Blended learning
Financial Management Decisions 6 Blended learning
Legal Regulation of Management Activities 6 Blended learning
Marketing Management 6 Blended learning
Negotiation and Conflict Management 6 Blended learning
Project Planning and Organisation 6 Blended learning
Psychology of Leadership and Management 6 Blended learning

Project Management

Project Quality and Risk Management 6 Blended learning

Public Communication

Public Speaking 6 On-campus learning
Module name Credits Method of organisation
Master’s Degree Final Project 30 Blended learning
Good to know
  • Module – a part of a study programme consisting of several related topics.
  • Credit – a unit of the volume of a study module in hours.
  • On-campus – learning on the university premises.
  • Blended – learning on the university premises and online.
  • Distance – almost all learning online.
  • Module – a part of a study programme consisting of several related topics.
  • Credit – a unit of the volume of a study module in hours.
  • On-campus – learning on the university premises.
  • Blended – learning on the university premises and online.
  • Distance – almost all learning online.
  • Module – a part of a study programme consisting of several related topics.
  • Credit – a unit of the volume of a study module in hours.
  • On-campus – learning on the university premises.
  • Blended – learning on the university premises and online.
  • Distance – almost all learning online.
  • Module – a part of a study programme consisting of several related topics.
  • Credit – a unit of the volume of a study module in hours.
  • Blended – learning on the university premises and online.
University bachelor degree certificate: Engineering sciences, technologies, mathematical sciences, computer sciences and physical sciences and ≥ 18 credits of completed subjects in the study fields of electronics engineering, electrical engineering, mathematics, physics, informatics or informatics engineering.
Proficiency in English: IELTS ≥ 6.0, TOEFL ≥ 85, CEFR ≥ C1, or previously completed studies in english language.
Transcript requirements: Obtain a suitable transcript of your bachelor's degree from your school.

If unavailable, provide official translations and verified copies of the original documents.

Accepted languages: English / Russian 
Document legalisation: The documents must be legalised (Apostille) by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where the documents were issued.

This requirement does not apply to the documents issued in the EU and Belarus, Ukraine.

0,9 average grade (CGPA) of University‘s Bachelor’s degree (min. length – 180 ECTS) and its supplement
0,1 motivation letter and online interview
+ ≤ 4

additional points
admission procedure

Testimonials

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This master’s degree allowed me to further my knowledge in my field. Although I gained new competencies through the whole study process, writing my thesis was the most beneficial, as that’s when I really immersed myself in a topic that attracted me. I chose the Data Analytics Competence as an MA+ pathway. The energy sector is now highly advanced, with many consumers having smart meters, so knowing how to process this data is very important.

Matas Grigošaitis
2nd year student
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I wanted to continue my studies in Electrical Power Engineering, so I didn’t have to think long about the programme. The studies were of high quality, with relevant content and competent lecturers. After my master’s degree, I changed my career direction from an installer to a designer. This was an important step in my professional career.

Rokas Muleravičius
Head of HVDC Maintenance Division, Litgrid
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The current job market has a high demand for electrical engineers and analysts who can carry out power system modelling calculations, process large amounts of data and apply data analytics tools. KTU is the only university in Lithuania that provides the opportunity to acquire the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge for future electrical engineers to be able to perform analyses and investigations of electrical systems.

Donatas Matelionis
Litgrid AB, Head of Power System Operations departament

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FAQ

Yes, the topics of the students’ research projects and master’s theses are related to real problems in electrical engineering. During the various modules, theoretical knowledge is supported and illustrated with practical examples and research. Most of the lecturers have practical experience in solving problems in the electricity sector and share this experience with the students. Representatives of energy companies are also involved in the study process, giving lectures or recommending assignments to the students.

Yes, the AI in Smart Networks module is taught in the first semester of the programme. It provides the ability to apply artificial intelligence to the analysis and visualisation of various data in the field of energy, as well as to model and analyse the processes taking place in smart networks using machine learning and historical data. The skills acquired can be used in research projects and master’s theses.

The programme is characterised by its inclusion of both traditional electrical energy systems and modern technologies. Digitalisation and innovative solutions in the energy sector are emphasised, and great attention is paid to the safety of electrical systems and the reliability of their equipment. Industry experts are involved in the study process, providing practical experience and networking support. The latest equipment and simulation programmes are used to model and manage electrical networks.

 

Contacts

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International Studies Office
Student Info Center
Studentų St. 50, LT-51368 Kaunas
email international@ktu.lt

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Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
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Studentų St. 48, LT-51367 Kaunas
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