Who Should Apply for the AI in Power Engineering Programme?

This programme is designed for students interested in the intersection of energy, data and artificial intelligence. Programming and mathematical knowledge matter, but so does an understanding of practical power engineering challenges: forecasting, equipment diagnostics, analysing system operating regimes and developing digital industry solutions.

It may appeal to those who want to:

– apply AI and machine learning to engineering problems;

– work with large energy-sector datasets;

– develop forecasting and analytical models;

– build digital tools that improve power system reliability;

– take part in projects connecting science, technology and industry.

Graduates may pursue careers in energy data analytics, AI solution development, digital modelling, power system analysis and technology projects in electric power engineering.

Applications opened on 20 June.

Consider the 01.04.04 Artificial Intelligence in Electric Power Engineering programme at UrFU's Ural Power Engineering Institute if you want to use AI to address real energy challenges.