Graduate Employment

Department graduates work in energy supply, energy use and energy efficiency:

• in energy companies, including electricity, gas, alternative energy and other energy supply businesses;
• in industrial enterprises;
• at municipal facilities, regardless of ownership;
• in consulting, energy service and engineering companies;
• in public authorities and organisations, including the ministry responsible for fuel and energy, energy regulators and other public bodies requiring energy policy and management specialists;
• in construction companies;
• in international organisations promoting sustainable energy practices and addressing climate change;
• in design and research institutes;
• in banks, investment companies and funds seeking specialists who understand energy markets and investment opportunities in energy projects;
• in their own energy management businesses, providing services to reduce energy consumption and optimise resources.

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.

Graduate Employment Information

POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS

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 between the Institute and Organisations

Internships for young people who do not hold civil service positions