Master Electronique, Energie Electrique, Automatique — M1 - Electrical Engineering

Institut polytechnique de Paris offers a two-year Master Electronique, Energie Electrique, Automatique with a first-year track titled M1 - Electrical Engineering, based in Palaiseau Cedex, France. This field covers the study of electrical and electronic systems, spanning power generation and distribution, control systems, and the electronic components that underpin modern technology. Students typically study circuit theory, power electronics, electrical machines, automatic control systems, signal processing, and the design of energy systems, alongside laboratory work involving electrical measurement and testing equipment. The discipline sits at the core of technologies ranging from renewable energy systems and electric vehicles to industrial automation and robotics. Graduates in electrical engineering and automation pursue careers as electrical engineers, control systems engineers, power systems engineers, and automation specialists across sectors including energy, manufacturing, transportation, and electronics. Others move into research and development roles at technology and energy companies, or continue toward doctoral study in electrical engineering, power systems, or control theory. Instruction for this program is delivered in French, an important factor for prospective international applicants to weigh when assessing their preparation. The program is expected to begin in September (inferred) and spans two years of full-time study. Yearly tuition is listed at 250 EUR, consistent with the standard tuition rate applied to master's programs at French public institutions. Applicants should confirm current admission requirements and application deadlines directly with Institut polytechnique de Paris before applying.