Centre for Electric Technology (CET) educates BEng and MSc engineers in electrical energy systems.
The programmes are aimed at the electric power industry including energy companies, consulting engineers and wind turbine manufacturers. The study is based on DTU’s three-year bachelor programme in electro technology specialising in electric power engineering.
The bachelor programme may be followed by a targeted two-year master programme in Electrical Engineering. CET recommends Electric Energy Systems, a specialisation in Wind Energy or
Sustainable Energy.
If you have a degree from another qualifying institution, eg an engineering college, you may enrol on the master programme.
Finally the Nordic collaboration - Nordic Five Tech (N5T) - offers M.Sc. Program in Innovative Sustainable Energy Engineering.
The courses offered are based on the centre’s research in intelligent power systems. You can have an overview of the course structures here.
The teaching methods are project-orientated. They support both individual learning and the development of interpersonal skills as the centre - as often as possible - involves its cooperation partners in courses as well as individual projects and engineering works, introductory, bachelor and master projects.
The topical courses and projects will contribute to a solution to the future great challenges of adjusting renewable, embedded power generation through an intelligent power system and ensure environment-friendly solutions on a liberalised electricity market.
CET thus offers a professional study environment among fellow students, lecturers and future colleagues that may also enhance job opportunities. Besides, CET provides fine social facilities such as a café - the el-net-café - made available by the electric power industry. Read more about the CET study environment here.
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