Power Engineering

What is studied in this field

In the Power Engineering field, students learn the fundamentals of generating, transmitting and efficiently using electrical energy. Core subjects include higher mathematics, physics, electrical engineering, theoretical mechanics, heat engineering, electrical machines, power plants and networks, and fundamentals of automation. Practical classes, laboratory work and industrial internships play an important role in the programme.

Students develop skills in calculations, design, working with measuring instruments, preparing technical documentation and performing engineering calculations with modern software. Teamwork and logical problem-solving abilities are also developed.

What graduates become

Graduates can work as power engineers at power plants, electrical grid companies, heat supply systems and energy services of industrial enterprises. They may hold positions such as:

• power engineer;
• engineer for electrical networks and substations;
• operator or duty engineer;
• design engineer;
• energy efficiency specialist.

Where graduates can work

In Uzbekistan, the energy sector is an important branch of the national economy. Graduates can find work at thermal and hydroelectric power plants, electrical grid companies, renewable energy projects, design and construction organisations, industrial enterprises and energy saving services. Work in research institutes and educational institutions is also possible.

Who this suits

This field suits:

• applicants interested in physics and mathematics who learn exact sciences well;
• those who are fascinated by technology, equipment and how it works;
• people with logical thinking, attentiveness and a responsible approach;
• young people who enjoy practical work and want to work in a team.

Parents should know that energy is a stable and essential sector where specialists are needed constantly. Before choosing, it is recommended to review the conditions of universities and the details of the programme.