Graduate Employment

The Department of Power Supply’s programmes in G3 Electrical Engineering prepare graduates for careers in power systems, energy efficiency and energy management. Career paths depend on the chosen programme, practical experience and the requirements of a particular employer.

Professional fields

• Design, operation and development of power supply systems, electrical networks and distributed generation facilities.
• Energy management of industrial enterprises, buildings and municipal facilities.
• Energy auditing, metering and consumption monitoring, and energy efficiency analysis.
• Renewable energy integration, smart grids and digital control tools.
• Research, engineering and consultancy in electrical engineering.

These fields include roles in energy companies, industrial energy departments, design and research organisations, local authorities and energy-related institutions.

Other career settings include construction and international organisations, banks and investment funds financing energy projects, and independent energy management businesses.

Career Opportunities by Study Programme

Graduates of the educational and professional programme “Energy Management and Energy-efficient Technologies” can work in various fields related to energy resource management and energy efficiency. Possible roles include energy manager, energy efficiency specialist, environmental consultant, resource conservation manager, energy auditor, technical energy saving or energy efficiency manager, renewable energy specialist, energy market analyst, energy efficiency project manager, lecturer or researcher, among others.

Graduates of the educational and professional programme “Electricity Supply Systems for Consumers” can hold a range of positions in electric power engineering, electrical engineering, electromechanics and related fields. Possible roles include power supply engineer, power supply system operator, electricity network maintenance technician, specialist in developing and implementing new energy technologies, energy analyst, energy project manager, electrical engineer, energy consultant, lecturer or researcher, electrical installer, among others.

Gaining experience during your studies

Internships, qualification projects and interaction with industry specialists help students build a portfolio of completed tasks and identify professional interests.

• Student internship organisation
• Student internship results
• Dual education
• Department cooperation with employers

Vacancies, internships and career events

The KPI Career Development Centre publishes vacancies, internship and professional training opportunities, and employer event announcements. Candidate requirements, deadlines and selection arrangements are specified in each offer. The centre’s website is in Ukrainian.

For employers and alumni

For internships, vacancies or professional meetings, use the department contacts. Information about graduate training is available in the study programme catalogue.

Graduate Employment Information by Year

Potential Employers and Industry Organisations

The list of cooperation memoranda is available here. 

Dual education combines theoretical study at an educational institution with practical learning in real workplaces at enterprises, companies or organisations. This approach gives students both theoretical knowledge and practical skills valuable for subsequent employment.

The Department of Power Supply has introduced dual education for its master’s programmes.

Dual Education Agreements

Internship Information