Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering - Electrical Power Systems

The Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering - Electrical Power Systems is a 3-year first-cycle degree (6 semesters, 180 ECTS) at the Porto School of Engineering (ISEP). It runs in daytime hours and also in an after-work schedule, which depends on a minimum number of enrolments.

The degree covers electrical power systems, electrical engineering, electronics and automation, and fields such as energy management, energy efficiency, electric mobility and renewable energy, with an integrated view of the technological, economic and environmental aspects. After a grounding in mathematics, physics, programming and the Theory of Electricity, the plan includes Electronics, Electromagnetism, Digital Systems, Electrical Power Systems, Power Electronics, Renewable Energy and Electrical Grids, Lighting Engineering and Design, Electrical Machines, Sustainability and Energy Transition, Automation and Control, Electrical Installation Design and Telecommunications. It also covers entrepreneurship and project management. The degree ends with a project, and an internship in companies or research groups is possible.

Graduates work in the generation, transmission, distribution and sale of electricity, renewable energy and smart grids, energy efficiency and certification, electrical installations, lighting, automation and home automation, electric mobility, facility maintenance and teaching. At ISEP, they can apply to the Master's in Electrical Engineering - Electrical Power Systems and in Electrical and Computer Engineering.