The concept behind this program is to combine energy system engineering, computer science, optimization, control theory, and to develop innovative approaches to new and challenging problems in the design and operation of the power grid, district heating systems and other complex engineered networks. The program also has a hardware/experimental (measurement and sensing) component in power electronics and smart grids as well as gaming laboratory activities in power markets.
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Program starts September 1 |
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Modes and duration Full time: 2 years |
Tuition fees No tuition fee for applicants who pass the selection process |
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Awarded degree Field of Science and Technology |
Language of instruction English |
Accreditation The program is accredited by the Russian Government, certificate №3539 from April 07, 2021. |
Entry requirements Successful candidates must have Bachelor’s degree in mathematics, computer science or physics, or a bachelor’s degree in engineering (electric or mechanical). |
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English language requirements If your education has not been conducted in the English language, you will be expected to demonstrate evidence of an adequate level of English proficiency. |
Aim and objectives
The aim of the program is to prepare the science and technology leaders in emerging energy system research.
The objective of the MSc program in Energy Systems Science and Engineering is to bridge the gap between industry driven problems in optimization, control and planning of energy networks and other engineered networks and respective fundamental science and cutting edge computational techniques and algorithms.
Content
The curriculum of the program contains a unique combination of advanced mathematical and computational methods together with applications oriented in-depth teaching of energy systems engineering and physics.
MSc Program Structure
Learning and professional outcomes
A successful graduate of the program will know:
1. Engineering foundations, understanding of energy equipment and modern mathematical analysis of real-life problems which arise in energy systems/networks and their components (software and hardware);
2. How to extract from practical, engineering reality mathematically-sound and physics-sensible problems relevant to energy systems/networks and their components;
3. How to analyze and solve the aforementioned problems using state of the art techniques from applied statistics, physics and mathematics, convex optimization, optimal control and related areas;
4. Methodology of academic research in energy systems and its industry applications.
Career opportunities and paths
The MSc program was developed to meet the high demand for specialists combining strong backgrounds in mathematics, computer science with practical knowledge and understanding of energy systems. Graduates of the program may begin an international research career or work with our industrial partners (possibly starting during the period of study).
The courses within this MSc program are developed and delivered by instructors with a broad international experience in academic and industrial research and development.
The graduates significantly enhance their future employability by combining knowledge of engineering reality and physics intuition with strong command of related mathematics and algorithms. Acquiring simultaneously practical, theoretical and computations skills will allow our students to “warm start” carriers in academy, industry or entrepreneurship by program completion.
Courses within this MSc program and industrial experience combined into a unique MSc program. Thus, students gain the opportunity to obtain early access to national and international research as well as the industrial and innovation landscapes, allowing for employment both within Russia and abroad.
Faculty
Program Director![]()
Elena Gryazina
Assistant Professor
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Program Coordinator |
Research
Students are actively involved in research from the very beginning of their studies.
Main research areas:
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Academic Partners:
Technical University of Denmark, Denmark