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Sähkövoimatekniikka, insinööri (ylempi AMK)

South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences Xamk · Kouvola, Finland

About the programme

In the Master's degree programme (YAMK) in Electrical Power Engineering, you will learn about the latest development trends in the electrical industry in the fields of electrical engineering and power plant engineering. Studies in electrical engineering focus on the reliability of electricity distribution, smart grids and electric drives. In power plant engineering studies, you will develop your expertise in energy technology and new energy production systems.

Description: Opintopolku / Studyinfo.fi (Finnish National Agency for Education) (CC BY 4.0), translated by machine.

Key facts

Degree
Master's
Institution
South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences Xamk (University of Applied Sciences)
Location
Kouvola
Language of instruction
Finnish
Standard duration
2 years
Study mode
Full-time

About Electrical & Electronic Engineering

Circuits, power grids, signals and telecommunications.

Where it leads

Electrical engineer · Electronics engineer · Power systems engineer · RF engineer

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Source: Opintopolku / Studyinfo.fi (Finnish National Agency for Education) (CC BY 4.0). As of October 10, 2026. The assignment to fields is ours. Check the details with the institution before you apply.

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