Electromechanical

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Program Overview

The Master’s in Electromechanics is a specialized program covering the modeling, design, optimization, and integration of electromechanical systems in the industry. It combines electricity, mechanics, and power electronics to train qualified specialists in electrical machines, industrial networks, and power transmission systems.

The Master’s program aims to:

  • Master fundamental concepts by acquiring knowledge in modeling, simulation, and analysis of electromechanical systems.
  • Deepen advanced techniques through the study of electrical machines, power electronics, and industrial networks.
  • Develop applied skills by training students in design tools, maintenance techniques, and optimization of electromechanical systems.
  • Train specialists capable of solving complex problems in electromechanics and integrating technological innovations in the industry and research sectors.


Teaching Language : English

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

Semester 1

1- Modeling and simulation of electrical machines

2- Advanced power electronics

3- Industrial electrical networks

4- Industrial mechanisms and power transmission

5- Hydraulic and pneumatic machines


Semester 2

1- Control of electrical machines

2- Hydraulic and pneumatic control

3- Applied thermodynamics

4- Applied Fluid Mechanics

5- Diagnostics and Monitoring


Semester 3

1- Modeling and simulation of electromechanical systems

2- Advanced control technology

3- Microprocessors and PLCs

4- Organization and management of industrial maintenance


Semester 4

Final Year Project

Advanced Topics

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Admissions Information

The admission requirements for the Master’s in Electromechanics are determined based on the specialization of the obtained Bachelor's degree. A ranking system is established based on the compatibility of the Bachelor's degree with the Master's program, with a coefficient assigned to each specialization:

  • Absolute priority (1.00): Bachelor's degree in Electromechanics
  • Good compatibility (0.80): Bachelor's degree in Industrial Maintenance
  • Moderate compatibility (0.70): Bachelor's degrees in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Mechanical Construction, and Energy Engineering
  • Low compatibility (0.60): Other Bachelor's degrees in the Science and Technology (ST) field


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