MSc in Electrical Energy & Mobility Systems
Master's Degree Program
How will we get around tomorrow–and where will the energy for that come from? With smart energy systems and innovative propulsion concepts based on high-performance storage technologies. In the Master’s program in Electrical Energy & Mobility Systems at CU Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, you’ll develop solutions for precisely these future challenges. You’ll combine electrical engineering with research and hands-on development, and actively shape the energy and mobility transition.
This English-language master’s program deepens your knowledge in the fields of electrical energy systems, electromobility, and modern drive technologies. You will explore battery systems, power electronics, electric machines, energy storage, and smart grids, and learn to analyze and refine complex technical systems while developing new solutions for industry and research. This will qualify you for challenging roles in research and development, as well as for specialist and leadership positions in an international, forward-looking industry.
Research & Development
From the simulation of electric drive systems to power electronics and lab projects: This degree program specifically prepares you for research and development roles in industry and academia.
Study in English
All courses are taught in English. This allows you to study in an international environment and lays the groundwork for a career in global companies or research institutions.
Balancing School and Work
The work-friendly study program combines in-person instruction with online components, making it easier to balance school and work.
Are you ready to change the world with energy and innovation?
Help shape the energy and mobility systems of tomorrow–for a sustainable future.
Special features of the program
Engineering at the Technology Park
At the Villach campus, you’ll study in a technology-oriented environment with modern laboratories and research infrastructure geared toward practical application. The close integration of teaching, research, and development creates the ideal conditions for developing innovative solutions for the energy and mobility systems of the future.
TECH Scholarship
CU Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, in collaboration with companies and partner organizations, is awarding four TECH Scholarships to master’s students from Europe, South America, and Mexico. The scholarship, worth 8,400 euros, supports international talent on their path to earning a master’s degree.
Study & Work
The work-friendly study program combines in-person instruction with online components and helps you balance your studies with your career. This allows you to deepen your knowledge in a targeted way while gaining valuable professional experience.
Studying Abroad
The master’s program is taught entirely in English. You’ll study in an international environment and lay the groundwork for a career in global companies as well as in research and development.
Details about the degree program
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Level of qualification
Master
ECTS credits
120
Tuition fees*
€ 363.36 / Semester
ÖH (Austrian Student Union) fee
€ 26.20 / Semester
Qualification awarded
Master of Science in Engineering
Duration of study
4 Semester
Language of instruction
English
CU Campus
Villach
Dates Info Box
Winterterm 2026
Period I: 01.11.-15.03.26
Period II: 16.03.-15.05.26
Period III: 16.05.-15.07.26
Period IV: 16.07.-30.09.26*
Due to lengthy visa processes, applications from Africa, the Middle East and South, East, and Southeast Asia only in Period I.
*We reserve the right to close this period early.
The semester starts in October - we only offer intake in winterterm!
The start of lectures can be found in the individual timetable which is available after enrollment.
Monday – Friday all day and some Saturdays
(classroom teaching with online parts)
An overview on our upcoming events can be found here.
You are interested in a personal (online) study consultation or would like to receive more information on the degree program? Click on the buttons below this checkbox to learn more.
Language of Instruction: English (min B2)
Application essentials:
More information on the application process, admission requirements and necessary documents can be found here.
* Tuition for non-EU/EEA citizens: €500 + €26.20 ÖH fee (per semester)
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the Master’s Degree Program in
“Electrical Energy & Mobility Systems”
Who is this master's program intended for?
This program is designed for graduates of a bachelor's program in engineering or the natural sciences who wish to specialize in the field of electrical energy and mobility systems and deepen their knowledge.
What requirements do I need to meet?
You must have completed a bachelor's degree in a technical or scientific field. Since the program is taught in English, a good command of English is also required.
Can I pursue a Ph.D. after completing my master's degree?
Yes. With a master's degree, you meet the requirements for a doctoral program in accordance with § 6 of the FHStG.
A broad range of knowledge in a short time — “In addition to the engineering aspects, I learned about topics involving complex relationships, such as legal hurdles, economic factors, and infrastructure issues. It’s not just about skimming the surface of the material. If you immerse yourself in your studies and take an active interest, you’ll acquire a broad range of knowledge in a very short time.”
Book an online information session
During the online information sessions, the program directors or academic directors provide detailed information about the program. Topics include course content, internships, admission requirements, and potential career prospects.
FH Professor Winfried Egger, Dipl.-Ing.
Head of Electrical Energy & Mobility Systems
w.egger(at)cuas.at
Research and Teaching Facilities
The laboratories at CU Carinthia University provide a modern infrastructure that supports hands-on learning and innovative research. Equipped with state-of-the-art technologies and specialized equipment, they enable students and researchers to work on projects across a wide range of fields, including engineering, computer science, business, and health.
The laboratories are designed to meet current industry standards and requirements, providing an ideal environment for developing new ideas, technologies, and solutions.
INFORMATION & APPLICATION
Virtual Campus Tour
Contact
Elizabeth Maggauer-Hoffmann, M.A.
Administration
+43 5 90500 2003
e.maggauer-hoffmann(at)cuas.at
On foot
From the Villach Seebach train station, you can reach the campus in about 20 minutes on foot (1.6 km). The route follows the Drau River to the campus.
By public transportation
The campus is directly accessible from Villach Central Station via bus lines 3 and 8 to the “Technologiepark” stop. From the Villach Seebach train station, you can also reach the campus by taking bus line 8 to the “Technologiepark” stop. The Villach city bus schedules are coordinated with the ÖBB schedules.
By car
Coming from Klagenfurt/Vienna, take the A2 Südautobahn to the Wernberg exit. From there, follow the B83 Kärntner Straße toward Villach for about 2 km, then follow the signs toward Magdalenen See or Technologiepark.
Coming from Salzburg/Munich via the A10 Tauern Autobahn, take the Villach/Ossiacher See exit and follow the B33 Kärntner Straße for about 2 km toward Wernberg/Klagenfurt. Then turn toward Magdalenen See and follow the road to the Technology Park.
There are several free parking spaces right in front of the building, and additional paid parking spaces are available in the surrounding area.
By Plane
There are several airports in the area:
- Klagenfurt: approx. 30-minute drive
- Ljubljana (Slovenia): approx. 1-hour drive
- Graz: approx. 2-hour drive
- Salzburg: approx. 2-hour drive
- Trieste and Venice (Italy): about 2 to 3 hours by car
- Vienna: about a 4-hour drive
- Munich: approx. 4-hour drive
From there, you can continue your journey to the Villach campus by train, bus, taxi, or car.