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This English-taught master's in Electric Machines and Electric Apparatus at WHUT in Wuhan runs for three years. Coursework emphasises both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, graduates will be well-prepared for careers in various sectors, including energy, manufacturing, and research.
The master's in Electric Machines and Electric Apparatus at Chang'an University (CHD) (Xi'an) is English-taught and spans three years. Study includes practical learning through hands-on projects and research, preparing graduates for impactful careers in industries such as renewable energy, automotive, and…

Central South University in Changsha offers this Chinese-taught master's in Electrical Engineerin (Power System and its Automation) over three years. With a focus on modern power system design, operation, and management, preparing them for careers in electrical engineering, energy management, and related fields.

This English-taught master's — Master's in Electrical Engineering — is offered by Tiangong University. Tiangong University (TGU), located in Tianjin, China, has a rich history dating back to 1912 and was officially named in 2019. Known for its diverse academic offerings, TGU provides a robust education across various fields, including engineering, science, and management, with many programs available in English.
At University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu (Chengdu), Master's in Electrical Engineering runs as a 2-year English-taught graduate programme. Renowned as China's cradle for the national electronic industry, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (formerly Chengdu Institute of Radio Engineering) is situated at Chengdu, the city of over a thousand-year-old cultural history in "the land of abundance" and was established last 1956. UESTC became a member of "Project 211", "Project 985", and one of "Double First-class" universities (Top 36).













