This programme of study is also offered on a full-time basis. Please consult the Registrar's website for more information pertaining to courses offered by the University.
The Master of Science in Engineering (Electrical) full-time course is a research-based postgraduate course that extends for three semesters. As an interested applicant, you will have the opportunity to consult with the Faculty of Engineering prior to enrolment to discuss your research proposal. The areas of research in electrical stream offered are threefold, and some of the areas of research available are as listed below:
Electronic systems engineering
- Air traffic management
- Aviation safety
- Avionics system
- Electronic system design
- Surveillance, cockpit display and instrumentation design, flight simulation and modelling
- Traffic collision avoidance
Electrical Engineering
- Analysis of renewable energy systems for grid integration
- Control of electrical machine drives
- Direct Ac-Ac Converters
- Domestic and industrial electrical energy efficiency
- Electromagnetic design of electric machines
- Emc of power converters
- Energy efficiency in buildings
- Microgrids and smart grids
- Quality of electrical supply
- Sensorless control of A.C. Machines
- Switching Power Converters
- Wind and P.V. grid connected systems
Systems and Control Engineering
- Adaptive and intelligent control
- Automatic control systems
- Bayesian estimation
- Biomedical signal processing
- Computational intelligence
- Machine and computer vision
- Neural networks
- Nonlinear control systems
- Robot control
- Signal and image processing
- Spatio-temporal system modelling
- System identification
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Semester 2   (February 2025 - June 2025) | |||||
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Compulsory Units | |||||
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ENR5006* | Research Methods for Engineering | 5 ECTS   |   | ||
ENR5020 | Dissertation | 80 ECTS   |   | ||
ENR5026* | Science Communication in Engineering | 5 ECTS   |   | ||
* Students are required to register for this study-unit or another study-unit as directed by the Board.   |
This programme of study is governed by the General Regulations for University Postgraduate Awards, 2021 and by the Bye-Laws for the award of the Master of Science in Engineering - M.Sc. - under the auspices of the Faculty of Engineering.