Master in Energy Transformation Power Electronics
Master of Continuing Education at the University of Valencia
Welcome
Escola Tècnica Superior d’Enginyeria, Universitat de València (ETSE-UV). Burjassot Campus.
Fridays 4.00 pm to 8.30 pm Saturdays 9.00 am to 1.30 pm
100% sponsored by Power Electronics
Pre-registration Phase I: from March 15 to July 15, 2024
Pre-registration Phase II: from July 16 to September 30, 2024
Blended learning
Possibility of internships
October 2024 - July 2025
60.00 credits
Program
1st Term courses
Methodology
In the face-to-face classes of the master’s degree, you will be alternating theory and practice to make the content much more applicable.
You will work on the content of each subject online throughout the week. This work will be necessary in order to keep up to date in the face-to-face classes.
The level of demand is high so your complete dedication to the master will be key to being part of Power Electronics.
Objectives
Mentors
Universitat de València
Master Co-director MPOWER
Associate Professor of the Department of Electronic Engineering
José Torres
Power Electronics
Master Co-director MPOWER
University relations manager
Consuelo Gómez-Zarzuela
Master’s Final Project
Power Electronics
Product and Applications manager. Industrial division.
David Dobón
Power Electronics
Grid area manager.
Ánder García
Power Electronics
Grid Engineer.
Paula Abellán
Power Electronics
R&D Director
José Maria Vidal
Power electronics adapted to converters
Power Electronics
HW power area manager. R&D.
Llorenç Latorre
Power Electronics
Power Hardware Engineer. Solar and Storage Division. R&D
Guillermo Serrano
Power Electronics
Power Hardware Engineer. Electrical Mobility Division. R&D.
Rafael Tomás
Universitat de València
Profesor Asociado del Departamento de Ingeniería Electrónica de la ETSE-UV
Adrián Suarez
Power Electronics
Power Hardware Engineer. R&D.
Pascual Martínez
Power Electronics
Power Hardware Engineer. R&D.
Eusebio Rodrigo
Universitat de València
Associate Professor of the Department of Electronic Engineering.
Julio Martos
Power Electronics
R&D Director
José Camps
Power Electronics
Control Systems and Modeling Engineer. R&D.
Sergio Mollá
Power Electronics
FPGA developer. Systems area. R&D.
Pablo Trujillo
Power Electronics
Responsible for the Systems area. R&D.
Josué Juan
Power Electronics
Product and Applications Manager. Solar and Industrial Divisions manager.
Christian Soler
Power Electronics
Applications Engineer.
Borja Pérez
Power Electronics
Product and Applications Engineer. Responsible for the Electric Mobility area.
Luis Úbeda
Storage and Electric mobility technologies
Power Electronics
Product area manager. R&D.
Miguel Ángel Gargallo
Power Electronics
R&D Product Engineer.
Francisco Andrés
Power Electronics
R&D Product Engineer.
Joaquín Gil
Universitat de València
Professor in the area of Chemical Engineering.
Paula Marzal
Universitat de València
Associate Professor of the Department of Chemical Engineering.
Ana Dejoz
Universitat de València
Associate Professor in the Department of Electronic Engineering.
Jesús Soret
Universitat de València
Associate Professor in the Department of Electronic Engineering at the ETSE-UV.
Raimundo García
Real-time Embedded Systems applied in converters
Power Electronics
Mechanics area manager. R&D.
Javier Serneguet
Polytechnic University of Valencia
Professor of the Department of Electrical Engineering.
Javier Martinez Román
Power Electronics
Product and Applications Engineer. Electric mobility
Javier Sáenz de Santamaría
Power Electronics
Product and Applications Engineer. Electric mobility
Jose Ignacio González
Storage and Electric mobility technologies
Admissions
Graduates with a university degree or equivalent in the following areas:
+ Electronic Engineering
+ Electrical engineering
+ Telecommunications engineering
Professionals with other qualifications, but with experience in the above-mentioned fields who wish to complete their knowledge in power electronics and its application in the energy sector.
- Average grade of the academic record
- English
- Personal interview
- Availability to do an internship
Power Electronics
With the birth of PEGeneration, we work to meet the needs of generations like yours. We invest in training and focus on health and sport, conceiving a 360° work environment. Our Power Electronics Campus in Llíria offers services such as a restaurant, gym, medical service, assembly hall and a design oriented towards well-being and sustainability.
Universitat de València
The University of Valencia, founded in 1499, is one of the oldest universities in Spain. It is a public university oriented towards teaching and research in almost all fields of knowledge. The Universitat de València has 18 faculties and schools located on its four campuses. Each one houses departments, up to a total of 92, and offers various bachelor’s degrees, official master’s degrees and doctoral programmes.
The University of Valencia is one of the four leading universities in Spain in the field of R&D&I, with 18 University Research Institutes (three of them joint centres with the CSIC). It is worth mentioning the University of Valencia Science Park, where research groups are located together with the incubator of technology-based companies, and spin-off companies from the university itself and other external companies.
The School of Engineering (ETSE-UV), where most of the Master’s Degree is taught, is a teaching centre of the University of Valencia that offers different technical studies.
The School is located on the Burjassot-Paterna Campus and was founded in 2003. The ETSE-UV offers seven degrees adapted to the European Higher Education Area, three double degrees and various official master’s degrees as well as its own professional specialisation degrees in different fields of engineering.
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