LUT Lappeenranta

Every year, only four students can attend the program
Candidates with a BSc/BEng diploma in electrical engineering or a related field
An overall grade of at least "good" (PL: 4.0) from the Bachelor's diploma is required for Double Degree candidates
Language requirements (English proficiency):
- For EU and non-EU candidates:
  - Cambridge English Qualification: C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency (grade A, B, or C). For Bachelor level students, Cambridge B2 First with a minimum score of 180 is also accepted
  - IELTS: 6.5
  - TOEFL: 90 iBT (iBT Home Edition is also accepted)
  - PTE Academic: 62
- For WUST students and alums, a B2-level English exam was passed with a minimum score of 4.0
Each application is assessed individually

The program lasts four semesters.

Semester Location:
- The first year of Master's studies (two semesters) is spent at Wrocław University of Science and Technology (WUST)
- The second year (two semesters, including the Master's Thesis semester) is spent at LUT University, Lappeenranta
Organization of Studies:
- The program comprises three theoretical semesters and a final Master's Thesis semester
- A 4-week industrial placement is also part of the studies
- Upon successful completion of degree requirements at both universities, students will receive two Master of Science degrees – one from WUST and one from the LUT University, Lappeenranta
Example Study Plan (Programme since 2024/2025 – first year at WUST, second year at LUT):
- Specialization RES:

Semestr	University	Course Type	Course Title	ECTS
1st	WUST	Compulsory	Numerical and Optimization Methods	3
			Power Quality Assessment	4
			Power System Faults	4
			Fault Calculations	2
			Dynamics and Control of AC and DC Drives	6
			Circuits and Systems	4
			Protection and Control of Distributed Energy Sources 2	1
			Foreign Language (B2+/C1+)	1
			Foreign Language (A1/A2)	2
2nd	WUST	Compulsory	Simulation and Analysis of Power System Transients	3
			Protection and Control of Distributed Energy Sources 1	3
			Renewable Energy Sources	3
			Water Power Plants 1	2
			Energy Storage Systems	3
			Integration of Distributed Resources in Power Systems	3
			Modelling of Electrical Machines	3
			Power Electronics	3
			Electromechanical Systems in Renewable Energy	2
			Industrial Internship (min. 4 weeks)	4
			Market Mechanisms in Power Systems	2
			Social Communication	2
3rd	LUT	Compulsory	Introduction to M.Sc. Studies	1
			Energy Scenarios	6
			Electrical Power Transmission	5
			Energy Resources	6
			Energy Markets	5
			Elective Master’s Level Course	2
4th	LUT	Compulsory	Thesis Work	30
			Electrical Engineering in Wind and Solar Systems	5

Semestr	University	Course Type	Course Title	ECTS
1st	WUST	Compulsory	Numerical and Optimization Methods	3
			Power Quality Assessment	4
			Power System Faults	4
			Dynamics and Control of AC and DC Drives	6
			Circuits and Systems	4
			Advanced Technology in Electrical Power Generation	4
			Foreign Language (B2+/C1+)	1
			Foreign Language (A1/A2)	2
2nd	WUST	Compulsory	Simulation and Analysis of Power System Transients	3
			Digital Control Techniques	3
			Power System Protection	5
			Fiber Optics Communication and Sensors	3
			Digital Signal Processing for Protection and Control	4
			Electric Power System Operation and Control	3
			Power Electronics	3
			Market Mechanisms in Power Systems with Distributed Energy	2
			Social Communication	2
			Industrial Internship (min. 4 weeks)	4
3rd	LUT	Compulsory	Introduction to M.Sc. Studies	1
			Automation	6
			Wireless communication	8
			System Engineering Project Work	6
			Embedded System Programming	5
4th	LUT	Compulsory	Thesis Work	30
			Energy Efficiency	4

Recruitment Deadlines
The recruitment period for the double degree program typically falls around the following dates each year:
- May 1st – Wrocław University of Science and Technology (WUST)
- 15th of May – LUT Lappeenranta
  Please note that these are approximate dates and may vary slightly depending on the academic calendar. We strongly recommend checking the official website of the partner University for the most up-to-date information. A direct link is available in the Contact section. Applicants should also check the current dates on the WUST Admission Office website.
Application procedure for LUT:
- Nomination by Home Institution: Before applying to LUT, you must be nominated by your home institution (WROCŁAW TECH)
- Registration for LUT Mobility-Online: Once your nomination is processed, you will receive an email asking you to register for LUT Mobility-Online. You should start the application process immediately after receiving this email
- Complete Application and Attach Documents: In LUT Mobility-Online, you will fill out the necessary information and attach the required application documents

EU/EEA students participating in the program are not required to pay tuition fees at the host institution (LUT University). These students shall pay tuition fees (if applicable) to their home university (WROCŁAW TECH).
Non-EU/EEA students from WROCŁAW TECH and LUT shall pay a tuition fee at the host institution.
If a non-EU/EEA student from WROCŁAW TECH is selected for the program and applies for a scholarship, LUT University agrees to provide a scholarship that covers the tuition fee. However, if the student does not complete their Master's degree, half of the scholarship must be returned to LUT.
Students who fail to pass courses included in their study program will be charged for repetition in accordance with WROCŁAW TECH's internal regulations.
Beyond tuition fees, students are also responsible for covering travel costs, living costs (accommodation, books, equipment, etc.), health and travel insurance, and a student union fee (if applicable) during their stay at the host institution.

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