Power Systems and Energy Management (PEMS)
General Information about the program Power Systems and Energy Management (PEMS)
Selection Criteria
New student admissions at UP follow the regulations that are based in the UP Statute. Public announcements are made on the website of UP and the website of FECE Article 103 of the UP Statute provides general details on admission requirements, which are uniformly applied to all candidates. Specific conditions for master's studies, including application and registration details, are outlined in Articles 6, 7, and 8 of the UP Regulation. The Council of FECE decides on the subjects for the entrance exam, according to article 103.
Usually, FECE selects Mathematics for the entry exam, and the results are typically published within 2-3 days. Candidates have the right to appeal within 3 days. The Commission for result announcements is formed by FECE.
The application and enrollment criteria for Master studies are published on the UP website in two calls, usually in July and September.
The criteria for admission to the master's level are determined by the University of Pristina according to the relevant regulations for the master's level, click here to view.
The selection of candidates for all faculties is made according to the following criteria:
The maximum number of points according to the following criteria is 100 points, and that:
- Success in basic studies up to 30 points,
- Success in the entrance exam up to 70 points.
In addition to exams from professional subjects, candidates will also be tested in English, from which they can secure up to 10% of the entrance exam points. If the candidate proves that he has an international certificate such as TOEFL with at least 70 points (or IELTS with at least 5.65 points), the same automatically receives 5 points, while other points related to the English language are added depending on the success shown in the entrance exam - language part English.
Specific requirements/criteria for candidates who completed previous education outside Kosovo are based on article 103 of the UP Statute.
Students must hold valid study diplomas, bachelor's level, or other equivalent study documents in accordance with the requirements of MEST.
Grading Criteria
All academic units of the University of Prishtina apply the following grading scale to evaluate student achievement:
- 10 and 9 – Shkëlqyeshëm (Excellent)
- 8 – Shumë mirë (Very Good)
- 7 – Mirë (Good)
- 6 – Mjaftueshëm (Sufficient)
- 5 – Pamjaftueshëm (Insufficient/Fail)
A student successfully completes a course when their achievement is at least grade 6 (Sufficient).
Assessment in each course may include a combination of:
- Final exam
- Midterm exam(s) or quizzes
- Project work or laboratory assignments
- Class participation and engagement
The exact distribution of grades among these components is defined in each course syllabus, but all courses follow the same University grading scale shown above.
Intended Learning Outcomes of the MSc in Power Systems and Energy Management
The intended learning outcomes of the Power Systems and Energy Management program are in line with the mission of the University of Pristina, specifically the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and the strategic goal of the academic unit.
The intended learning outcomes are at level seven (7) of studies and encompass the development of both generic and specific competencies. These outcomes are categorized into knowledge, skills, and competences as follows:
Knowledge
- Students will demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of energy production, transmission, distribution, and consumption, including the role and integration of renewable energy sources.
- Students will have a deep understanding of principles, policies, and regulatory frameworks in energy management at both local and European levels.
- Students will be familiar with emerging technologies and innovative practices for energy efficiency and management.
- Students will possess skills in research methodologies focused on addressing energy challenges, linking power systems to economic concepts, and understanding managerial practices in the energy sector.
Skills
- Students will critically analyze complex power systems and propose solutions using advanced methodologies and models.
- Students will design and conduct original research projects related to power systems, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in energy management.
- Students will plan, execute, and evaluate energy-related projects, demonstrating leadership and strong communication skills to articulate technical concepts to diverse stakeholders.
- Students will effectively collaborate within interdisciplinary teams to foster innovation and achieve shared goals.
Competencies
- Students will solve technical challenges in power systems and apply advanced technologies and models for effective management.
- Students will develop and implement strategic energy management plans that align with current industry trends and promote sustainability.
- Students will engage with stakeholders to address energy-related challenges and promote sustainable practices.
- Students will demonstrate the competencies and knowledge required for professional roles in the energy sector, including job market readiness and a commitment to lifelong learning.
The Higher Education Institution (HEI) has followed good practices in defining the intended learning outcomes (ILOs) for the Power Systems and Energy Management program, referencing the ECTS Guide (2015). The ILOs are formulated with clear, measurable action verbs that align with the student-centered approach recommended by the ECTS. These outcomes are consistent with both the European and National Qualifications Frameworks and reflect both generic and specific competencies relevant to the energy sector. Stakeholder consultation, regular feedback mechanisms, and transparent documentation further ensure that the ILOs are responsive to industry trends and labor market needs, supporting continuous improvement.
The study program’s intended learning outcomes are also aligned with the FECE mission and strategic goals which illustrates the program's commitment to providing high-quality education that meets the demands of the energy sector. By integrating knowledge, skills, and competencies, the program prepares graduates to excel in their careers and contribute to the sustainable development of Kosovo.
Tuition Fees
Studies at FIEK are free of charge for all full-time students who successfully follow the two-year (Master) programs and do not repeat any academic year during their studies.
In cases where a student fails to advance to the next academic year and is required to repeat the year, a semester fee of 150 euros, or 300 euros per academic year, is applied.
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Monday – Friday
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Syllabi for MSc Programe Power Systems and Energy Management (PEMS)
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