Electric Vehicle Systems
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UK
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Brunel University London
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On Campus (Full Time)
1 year
Expired
On Campus (Full Time) Position Details (Master's)
At the Electric Vehicle Systems program at Brunel University of London you'll study in-depth the key areas of electronic and electrical engineering in relation to electric vehicle systems. These include power electronics and drives, vehicular communication systems, sustainable power systems, intelligent systems, and embedded systems which contributes to the design of electric vehicle charging infrastructure and converter topologies.
Key Facts
You’ll develop the ability to critically evaluate methodologies, analytical procedures, and research methods in electric vehicle systems; the design of powertrains and battery management systems, intra and inter-vehicular communication systems; sensors and instrumentations for electric vehicles; and energy policies and electricity markets for electric vehicle development and deployment.
During your degree, you'll have access to modern technical facilities including computer, electronics and power and control laboratories, where you'll work on practical laboratory-based exercises. The latest industry-standard engineering software packages are available for you to use in our purpose-built computer laboratories.
Careers and your future
This course will equip you with the broad knowledge and skills relevant to the demanding and dynamic electric vehicle sector.
Our closeness to the highest concentration of the UK’s electronics, information engineering, and telecommunications industry – in London and along the M4 corridor – means our careers network is second to none.
As a graduate of this program, you'll be able to find employment in sectors that require in-depth knowledge in electric vehicle systems. This includes electric vehicle manufacturers (electrical systems designer and electrical engineer), battery management systems developers, power transmission and distribution networks companies (network operator).
Courses include:
- Advanced Vehicular Systems Technology
- Power Electronics and Drives
- Applied Sensors Instrumentation and Control
- Energy Economics and Power Markets
- Smart Grid Operation and Management
- Engineering Ethics and Sustainability