Masters in Engineering Management - Concentration in Power
Power Management
The MS Engineering Management: Power concentration is designed for students with any background who want to build advanced expertise in planning, operation, and management of electric power systems progress into a management, leadership, and/or strategic role in the power industry. The program equips students with a robust foundation in power generation, transmission, and distribution. Classes are taught by industry professionals who bring real-world experience to the classroom. The program is an ideal choice for individuals with busy schedules. Students can take classes online or in-person either with an intensive full schedule or one class at a time. Additionally, the cost of this program remains on par with the current Master of Engineering Management degree, ensuring both affordability and accessibility to those interested in enriching their careers.
In a marketplace where leadership requirements are evolving, tomorrow's leaders must possess a profound understanding of the latest technology and strategic decision-making. The MS Engineering Management: Power concentration program is thoughtfully designed to combine the most valuable aspects of a business degree, such as project management, financial management, and business strategy, to ensure a comprehensive and relevant educational experience
Students gain experience in:
- Analyzing and modeling electric power systems, including load flow, fault analysis, and system stability
- Understanding and applying smart grid technologies, distributed energy resources, and modern grid automation tools
- Planning and managing electric distribution systems, including reliability improvement and outage mitigation strategies
- Evaluating protective systems and substation components to ensure safe and reliable power delivery
- Integrating renewable energy sources into existing grid infrastructure and assessing their operational impacts
- Applying energy management and sustainability practices to reduce costs and optimize system performance
- Communicating technical concepts effectively and leading teams in power and utility organizations
Program Overview and Course List
The program can be completed fully face-to-face, 100% online or in a hybrid format, providing flexibility for working professionals and full-time students.
3 hours (including 18 hours of core & capstone courses + 6 hours of power courses + 9 hours of electives)