Electrical engineering

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Program Overview

Third-year PhD in the Department of Electrotechnology, all specializations.

The PhD program covers all specializations, such as electrical networks, electrical control, power electronics, renewable energies, energy management, and electrical energy management in a microgrid equipped with hybrid storage systems. Fault diagnosis in electrical systems such as static converters, photovoltaic systems, and wind systems.


Teaching Language : English

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

Training courses are divided into in-person and distance learning.

Distance learning consists of several courses in the following subjects:

- Philosophy

- Information and Communication Technology in Pedagogy and Scientific Research

- English

- Educational

- Programming

- Artificial Intelligence

Face-to-face learning also consists of several courses, including:

· Advanced Power Electronics

· Advanced Electrical Control Elements

· Control System Fault Diagnosis

· Electrical Power Quality

· Reference Management Training


Advanced Topics

Managing and optimizing electrical energy in a microgrid equipped with a hybrid storage system.

Using advanced controls for static inverters used in microgrids.

Using artificial intelligence for static inverters used in microgrids.

Using artificial intelligence to diagnose static inverters used in microgrids.


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Admissions Information

The student must have a master's degree in electrotechnical engineering or its equivalent.

Or a state engineering degree in electrotechnical engineering.

In general, the student must have studied electrotechnical engineering for five years or more.


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