Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering - Power Engineering

Clarkson University

The world wants more energy while eliminating fossil fuels. Electric power consumers want smart grids that distribute power and communicate with homes and businesses, equipment and appliances and even electric cars as they recharge. How can we build energy infrastructures that meet these demands. Clarkson University's Master of Science in Electrical & Computer Engineering with a concentration in power engineering prepares you to address these important challenges. As a graduate of our Power Engineering program, you'll develop a solid professional foundation and learn to apply advanced computer, communications, electronics, control and signal processing technologies to the power industry. Our department instills the willingness to work hard and contribute to areas including research and development, planning, design, operations, field services and construction. We conduct cutting-edge research in our labs, such as our Smart Power Systems and Controls Laboratory. Electric power systems are moving toward the vast integration of distributed energy resources, which include renewable resources, energy storage devices and electric vehicles. This lab's research focus is to explore advanced control and management algorithms for smart power systems to promote the sustainable development of communities. This approach equips you for a career influencing the development of renewable energy technologies and sustainable energy systems. Our program is flexible, with hybrid, online and on-site options available.

Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering and Applied Sciences