Master's in Power Engineering
A specialized master’s programme in power engineering with modules in conventional and renewable energy systems.
Best for:Best for graduates in mechanical or power engineering with a strong academic record seeking specialized expertise in energy systems and renewable technologies.
Overview
This three-semester Master’s programme at Cracow University of Technology focuses on power engineering, blending foundational subjects like heat transfer and fluid mechanics with advanced topics such as computational fluid dynamics and renewable energy technologies. Students can specialize in either conventional power systems or renewable energy, with modules tailored to modern industry needs. The curriculum integrates experimental investigations, mathematical modeling, and computational techniques, including CFD and finite element methods. Top students may collaborate with leading international universities for their master’s thesis and transition into PhD studies in power engineering.
What you'll do
- Study foundational subjects such as heat transfer, fluid mechanics, and power plant technology in the first semester.
- Explore advanced topics in computational structural analysis, computational fluid dynamics, and specialized modules in energy systems or renewable energy.
- Conduct experimental investigations and mathematical modeling of energy systems under faculty supervision.
- Apply modern computational techniques, including CFD and finite element methods, for energy system analysis and design.
- Complete a master’s thesis, with opportunities for collaboration with leading international universities.
- Engage with both Polish and internationally recognized lecturers throughout the programme.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Mechanical Engineering, Power Engineering, or an equivalent field with a minimum of 210 ECTS credits
Language: English proficiency confirmed through an official document
Instruction: English
- Proven academic excellence with a minimum grade point average of 60% across all credited courses
- Basic understanding of heat transfer, fluid mechanics, and power plant technology
- Familiarity with numerical methods and computational techniques
- Completion of a first-cycle (BSc) program in Mechanical/Power Engineering or equivalent
- Minimum of 210 ECTS credits
- Minimum grade point average of 60% across all credited courses
- Official confirmation of the BSc degree’s legality and eligibility for MSc studies in Poland
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Applicants must submit a signed scan of an online application form, their BSc degree, an official confirmation of the degree’s legality, a certificate confirming eligibility for MSc studies in Poland, an official transcript of records with a legend of marks, a copy of their passport, proof of English language proficiency, and a digital color photo. All documents must be submitted through the university’s application portal.
- Signed scan of online application form
- BSc degree certificate
- Official confirmation of legality of the BSc degree
- Certificate confirming eligibility for MSc studies in Poland
- Official Transcript of Records with a legend of marks
- Copy of applicant’s passport
- Official confirmation of English language knowledge
- Digital color photo (JPEG, 236 x 295 pixels)
Contact
Paweł Ocłoń· Programme Coordinator
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