The Master’s in Electrical Engineering at Dalian Maritime University (DMU) in Dalian, China is a graduate engineering program offered under the university’s electrical and electronic disciplines within the Marine Electrical Engineering College and related departments, designed to deepen students’ theoretical knowledge and practical skills in key areas of electrical engineering that support modern maritime technologies and intelligent systems. The program typically lasts two to three years and builds on a strong foundation in electrical power systems, automation, control engineering, signal processing, power electronics and drive systems, and marine electrical applications, preparing students to engage with the design, analysis, development, and optimization of electrical systems used in ships, offshore platforms, ports and other transportation infrastructure. DMU’s electrical engineering discipline is recognized as a key support and characteristic program within its “Double First‑Class” development strategy, contributing to research and innovation in areas such as subsea environmental monitoring and intelligent shipping systems, and it is supported by well‑equipped laboratories and research projects that integrate industry and maritime applications. Coursework is typically combined with research projects or a thesis under faculty supervision to ensure that graduates can tackle practical engineering challenges and pursue careers in marine and maritime industries, electrical power and automation sectors, research institutions or further doctoral study.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
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