Université de Franche Comté
Master Energy — Electrical Energy Engineering
A two-year, 120 ECTS research-oriented Master focused on production, storage and management of electrical energy with particular emphasis on hydrogen systems. It suits students with a bachelor (or M1) in electrical energy who want laboratory experience and preparation for research or R&D roles.
What you'll study
Students undertake laboratory projects during the first three semesters and complete a placement in the last semester. The programme provides core technical modules; sample units listed for Semester 7 include:
- Laboratory project & French learning (6 credits)
- Electrical Actuators (6 credits, 84h)
- Power Electronic (6 credits, 74h)
- Control Theory (6 credits, 73h)
- Hydrogen Energy & Energy Systems (6 credits, 40h)
Across semesters students engage in practical lab projects (FEMTO-ST and FCLAB) and research-oriented coursework addressing production, storage and management of electrical energy.
Entry requirements
Admission is by application dossier submitted via Etudes en France, Monmaster or eCandidat. The programme targets students holding a bachelor degree or a first-year master (M1) in the field of electrical energy.
Career prospects
Graduates are prepared for research and development careers or doctoral studies. Typical professional outcomes indicated include roles such as teacher-researcher, research engineer, test engineer and R&D engineer.
Scholarships & funding angle
Students should explore standard funding routes: university scholarships, national or regional grants, doctoral funding if progressing to PhD, and company-sponsored internships or alternance contracts where applicable. Contact the Master STGI administration for guidance on available funding opportunities.
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