Program Overview

Introduction to the Program

The Bachelor's degree in Electrical Power Engineering is a three-year full-time program that focuses on the production, transmission, and distribution of electrical energy. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of electrical power systems, including renewable energy sources, smart grids, and energy efficiency.

Program Structure

The program consists of 180 credits, with a combination of theoretical and practical courses. The first year of the program is offered in both Narvik and Alta, while the second and third years are only offered in Narvik.

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the program, applicants must have a general university admission certificate or a vocational certificate, as well as proficiency in mathematics and physics. Applicants who are over 25 years old can apply through the realkompetanse scheme.

Job Opportunities

Graduates of the program can work in various fields, including:

• Planning and operation of power plants and distribution systems
• Development and sales of electrical equipment
• Energy consulting and management
• Research and development in the field of electrical power engineering

Further Studies

After completing the Bachelor's degree, students can pursue further studies in the field, such as a Master's degree in Electrical Power Engineering or a related field.

Study Plan

The study plan for the program includes a range of courses, such as:

• Electrical circuits and electronics
• Power systems and transmission
• Renewable energy sources and energy efficiency
• Smart grids and energy management
• Project management and entrepreneurship

Assessment and Evaluation

The program uses a variety of assessment methods, including written exams, project work, and presentations. The final grade is based on a combination of these assessments.

Exchange Opportunities

The university has exchange agreements with several international institutions, providing students with the opportunity to study abroad for a semester or a year.

Language of Instruction

The language of instruction for the program is Norwegian, but some courses may be taught in English. Students are expected to have a good command of Norwegian, but international students can also apply.

Campus and Facilities

The program is offered on the Narvik and Alta campuses, which have modern facilities and equipment. Students have access to laboratories, libraries, and other resources to support their studies.

Research Areas

The university has a strong research focus in the field of electrical power engineering, with research areas including:

• Renewable energy sources and energy efficiency
• Smart grids and energy management
• Power systems and transmission
• Electrical circuits and electronics

Career Prospects

Graduates of the program have a wide range of career prospects, both in Norway and internationally. They can work in various fields, including energy production, transmission, and distribution, as well as in research and development.