Designed for the EV and energy transition, this programme builds expertise in electric vehicle powertrains, battery systems, charging infrastructure, and power electronics. You’ll combine lab-based learning with industry-linked practice to prepare for roles in engineering, R&D, and EV ecosystem development.
Duration: Typically 2 years (full-time)
Credits: Commonly 60–120 ECTS equivalent (varies by academic regulations)
Delivery format: On-campus with laboratory-based learning and industry-linked practice
Language of instruction: Typically English (confirm with the programme page for the latest intake)
Start dates: Check the official intake calendar for the current academic year
Application: Submit via the university/partner application portal
Tuition fees: Vary by intake and category—confirm on the official programme page
Practice school: Industry/project placement component (EV ecosystem-focused)
Programme Structure
The programme is structured to build core competence in EV power and energy systems, followed by applied modules and a practice-oriented component. Course offerings may vary by intake and academic regulations.
Year 1 (Core foundations)
- EV powertrain fundamentals and electric drives
- Power electronics for traction and energy conversion
- Control systems and instrumentation for EV applications
- Battery technology and battery management systems (BMS)
- EV communications and connected infrastructure concepts
- Engineering mathematics / data-driven tools for monitoring and diagnostics (as applicable)
Year 2 (Applied engineering + practice)
- Charging infrastructure: chargers, grid interface concepts, and power converter design
- EV system integration, testing, and validation (lab-based)
- Electives aligned to EV energy systems, power electronics, and embedded/communications (as offered)
- Practice school / industry project with EV companies, engineering teams, or start-ups
- Capstone project / dissertation (research or applied engineering project) leading to final assessment
Special features
- Laboratory-assisted theory to support design, prototyping, and testing skills
- Industry-linked practice school to apply learning to real EV ecosystem problems
Academic requirements
Applicants must be eligible for admission to a Master’s degree programme after successfully completing a relevant undergraduate (UG) degree of at least three years from a recognized university, and be eligible for the award of the degree.
English requirements
English language proficiency requirements are not specified in the current record. Please check the official programme page for the latest accepted tests and minimum scores (if applicable).
Other requirements
General requirements
- Relevant academic background in engineering/technology is expected for success in advanced EV power and electronics modules.
- Applicants should be prepared for lab-based coursework and project work as part of the programme.
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Before applying, review the latest admission criteria, intake dates, and document checklist on the official programme website.
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Post-study work options (general guidance)
Work rights after graduation depend on the visa and employment rules of the country where you study. For graduates of programmes at Manipal Academy of Higher Education, you should confirm the latest eligibility conditions with the relevant immigration authority and your university’s international office.
Typical eligibility factors
- Completion of an eligible qualification from an accredited institution.
- Valid student status at the time of graduation and compliance with visa conditions.
- Meeting any requirements related to graduate employment, job offer, or application timing (where applicable).
- Ability to provide required documents (e.g., transcripts, graduation proof, passport/visa documents).
Duration and conditions
- Some countries offer a temporary post-study work period; the length can vary by programme level and immigration policy.
- In many cases, you may need to apply for a specific work/extension visa after graduation rather than starting work automatically.
Country-specific rules
- Because rules can change, always check the most recent guidance for your destination country and your individual situation.
- If you share the country you plan to work in after graduation, we can help you identify the correct visa category to research.
