NTNU has had its last admission into this programme in the fall of 2021. You can still apply to the programme through Alto University. Please note that NTNU is no longer a part of this collaboration for any new admissions. 

MS ISEE Study Track: System Integration of Wind Power - Study plan and Course Table

Year 1 at NTNU: Department of Electric Power Engineering, Senior Engineer Halsten Aastebøl
Year 2 at DTU: Management Engineering – Professor Anne Hauch

Study track focus and goals

In the study track System Integration of Wind Power the participants will achieve a general understanding of wind energy as seen as a part of the total energy system. They will gain specific knowledge on wind turbines but also on the various technologies related to wind energy in a system context. The study track enables the participants to analyse, design, develop and operate wind energy systems. The study track combines socio-economic aspects of sustainable energy with relevant technical disciplines, such as measurement techniques, design of wind turbines, planning and development of wind farms, grid integration of wind energy systems and a relation to smart grid development.

Learning outcome

Candidates with a degree from the System Integration of Wind power study line are qualified for jobs not only in the rapidly expanding wind energy sector, but also in Engineering companies and public bodies carrying out planning and development in relation to wind power and energy systems

More information about research areas for projects/master thesis and responsible professor at DTU, 2nd year University