Electrical Engineering — Power and Renewable Energy Option

Electrical Engineering – Power and Renewable Energy Option at Concordia University offers students a comprehensive education in the design, development, and management of electrical power systems with a focus on sustainable and renewable energy sources. This program is tailored for students interested in advancing their knowledge of electrical power generation, transmission, and distribution, as well as the integration of renewable energy technologies such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric systems into modern electrical grids. Students gain theoretical knowledge complemented by practical skills through laboratories, projects, and industry-sponsored collaborations, preparing them for careers in power engineering, energy consultancy, and research and development in the renewable energy sector. The curriculum covers fundamental electrical engineering principles, power system analysis, energy conversion, control systems, and emerging renewable energy technologies. Emphasis is placed on sustainable practices, energy efficiency, and innovative solutions to meet the world’s growing energy demands while reducing environmental impact. Graduates of this option are equipped to contribute to the development of smarter, greener power systems, and to work in roles that require expertise in both traditional electrical power engineering and cutting-edge renewable energy applications. The program also offers opportunities for co-op placements, giving students valuable industry experience and connections. With faculty who are active researchers and industry leaders, students benefit from a learning environment that fosters innovation and real-world problem solving. Upon completion, graduates are well-prepared to pursue careers in utilities, renewable energy companies, consulting firms, or to continue their education through graduate studies. This program aligns with global efforts to promote sustainable energy solutions and prepares students to be leaders in the evolving field of electrical power engineering.