See available study places 2025

See available study places for Master Programmes

20 June

Cookie settings

Global Footer - English

About this website

Privacy policy, DPO and cookies

Accessibility statement

Whistleblowing scheme

Bachelor

List

Joint master programmes

Master

Guest and Exchange courses at Bachelor's level

Guest and Exchange courses at Master's level

Nordlys/Nordplus exchange courses

Guest and Exchange

Engineering Programmes

Study Engineering in Denmark

Admission guidance

Re-enrolment, re-admission and credit transfer

Guest and exchange

Apply

Programme counsellors

Student guidance

Courses

Empty-place scheme

Admission requirements

Tuition fees

Teaching methods

Contact

Examination

Continuing education

Aalborg

Esbjerg

Copenhagen

Campus cities

Student life

Problem based learning

Meet AAU

Why study at AAU

SU and SPS

Education

Research news

PhD Network (PAU)

PhD Studies

Participants

AAU Excellence

Distinguished Professors Programme

AAU OPEN

AAU OPEN Competence Unit

AAU Open Publishing

Open publishing

Circular plastic

Quantum

Interdisciplinary research

Research

Cooperate with researchers

Cooperate with students 

Rent laboratories and equipment

Take part in the utilisation of inventions and technology

Hire a graduate

Become a mentor

AAU Connect

Denmark's business clusters

Companies and public institutions

AAU EU Office

Cooperation

Governance and Management

Faculties

Departments

Study Boards

Shared Services and Innovation

Organisation

Sustainability

Problem Based Learning (PBL)

Ranking

International alliances

History

Awards and honors

Annual Celebration

Profile

AAU - A mission-oriented university

Strategy 2016-21

Digitalization

Strategy

Students

Staff

Finances

1974-2012

Key figures

Whistleblower scheme

About AAU

International students in Aalborg

PhD and staff in Aalborg

International students in Copenhagen

PhD and staff in Copenhagen

International students in Esbjerg

Accommodation

For Students

Danish Society

Country Facts

Official Denmark

Daily Life

Academic Info

Checklist

Living in Denmark

Expert list

Press contacts

News

Events

Sign up for AAU Alumni

Advice from alumni

Benefits for members

AAU Alumni PhD Research Spotlight

Events and news

Create your own portrait

Alumni portraits

Alumni

Withdraw consent

Privacy and cookie policy 

Study programmes

About AAU in Copenhagen

Administration

IT Services

Campus Service

Aalborg University Library

AAU CPH front page

Bachelor programmes

Master programmes

About AAU Esbjerg

Student Guidance

Facility Support

AAU Energy

Chemistry and Bioscience

Schedules

Submit staff news

Names

Home

Global Settings

aau.dk

https://www.en.aau.dk/

Søg

Search

Electrical Power Systems High Voltage Engineering

When you study Energy Engineering, you can choose the specialisation Electrical Power Systems and High Voltage Engineering (EPSH).

When you study Energy Engineering, you can choose the specialisation Electrical Power Systems and High Voltage Engineering (EPSH).
During the specialisation in Electrical Power Systems and High Voltage Engineering, you will study future power supply sources and the structure of future power supply systems.
The programme combines power systems analysis with:
<ul>
<li>High voltage design</li>
<li>Network planning</li>
<li>Simulation models for analysis of steady-state, dynamic and transient phenomena</li>
<li>Application of advanced control and surveillance strategies</li>
<li>Stability</li>
<li>Reliability</li>
<li>Voltage quality</li>
</ul>
You will explore questions such as:
<ul>
<li>Should the entire high voltage network be laid in cables? How should this be done?</li>
<li>What would the future distribution network look like with decentralised supply units? What control strategy would be required?</li>
<li>Should the distribution network be able to run independently in the future (disconnected from the transmission network)?</li>
<li>How do we control the balance production and consumption in a future network supplied by sustainable energy sources with fluctuating production and consumption?</li>
</ul>
The programme takes place in an innovative, dynamic and challenging environment through a combination of research-based courses, team-based project work, and a high degree of interaction with industrial partners and energy supply companies.
In each semester (except for the last) you will spend half of your study time on courses and course work, while the other half will be spent doing a semester project. Each semester has an overall theme, and within this theme you will complete a semester project with your project group in which you will investigate and attempt to solve a relevant issue within your field of study.
The study programmes at AAU are based on <a rel="noopener" href="https://www.en.aau.dk/about-aau/profile/pbl" target="_blank">problem-based learning</a> and project work, which gives you a unique opportunity to acquire independently new knowledge and competences at a high academic level. You apply theory in practice during semester projects, and this will better prepare you for your future career.

Contact

About AAU

Shortcuts

Service