COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Electrical Power and Control Engineering at Liverpool John Moores University provides a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and practical skills in electrical power systems, control, and modelling. Core modules cover essential areas such as the modelling and control of electric machines and drives, control systems, dynamic systems simulation, digital control, power systems modelling and analysis, and professional and leadership skills, alongside research skills and a dissertation. This combination ensures students gain both theoretical understanding and hands-on experience with modern electrical and control engineering technologies, preparing them for complex problem-solving in real-world engineering contexts. Optional modules, including a Group Design Project and a Sandwich Year Placement, allow students to apply their knowledge to industry-relevant challenges and gain practical experience in professional settings. The program emphasizes analytical and experimental techniques, critical evaluation of system performance, and the development of leadership, teamwork, and project management abilities. Graduates are prepared to meet the demands of the energy, automotive, and process industries, contributing to the design, operation, and optimisation of electrical power systems. The course also supports progression to Chartered Engineer status, advanced technical roles, or further research, including PhD study, enhancing employability in a high-demand, globally relevant sector of engineering.