Uppsala University

Overview

The Master’s Programme in All-Electric Propulsion Systems at Uppsala University emphasizes the design, powering, and integration of electric propulsion and electrified transport systems. This innovative programme prepares students to tackle the challenges of modern transportation through a comprehensive curriculum that covers essential technologies.

What you'll study

The programme combines advanced technical courses with practical project work, equipping students with both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. Key areas of study include:

• Thematic Studies in All-Electric Propulsion Systems
• Transform Theory with Applications
• Power Electronics
• Batteries and Storage
• Electric Propulsion Systems
• Design of Electric Motors
• Electric Operation of Heavy Vehicles: Trucks, Buses, and Work Machines
• Infrastructure for Electric Propulsion

Project and application-oriented learning: Students have the opportunity to engage in project courses and degree projects linked to industry and research entities in Uppsala, fostering valuable connections and real-world experience.

Entry requirements

To be eligible for this programme, applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree equivalent to a Swedish Kandidatexamen from a recognized university. Additionally, the following academic prerequisites are required:

• 60 credits in electrical engineering
• 30 credits in physics
• 30 credits in mathematics
• Practical experience in laboratory work and proficiency in computer-based calculation tools, such as MATLAB

Selection for the programme is based on an overall assessment of previous university studies and a one-page statement of purpose.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Master’s Programme in All-Electric Propulsion Systems are well-prepared for careers in a variety of fields related to electric transportation and propulsion technologies. Potential career paths include roles in research and development, engineering design, project management, and consulting within both private and public sectors focused on sustainable mobility solutions.