Electrified Systems Certificate
Design and Integrate Electro-mechanical Energy Conversions Systems
Learn from experienced engineers while building expertise in electric machines, power electronics, power converters, and battery technologies used in modern electrified systems. Courses are offered live online and in person to fit your schedule. Register for the certificate to save 10% on program courses.
What Your Will Learn
- Learn foundational principles in electromagnetic, electric fields, semiconductor devices, and control theory
- Analyze electric motor design, operation, and control strategies used in modern electrified applications
- Apply power converter topologies and control methods including DC-DC, DC-AC, AC-DC, and AC-AC conversion systems
- Evaluate electromagnetic interface and compatibility (EMI/EMC) concerns in power electronic devices, and implications for both electrical and electromechnaical power conversion systems
Who Should Enroll
- Electrical and mechanical engineers working on electrified technologies
- Engineers developing electric drives, power electronics, and energy storage systems
- Professionals in automotive, off-highway, aerospace, and industrial electrification
- Technical teams work on electrified system design and integration
- Student and researchers interested in electrification technologies
About the Certificate
Take 3 Required Courses
Fundamentals of Power Electronics
Oct. 19-22, 2026 - Live Online (E276) - $1,895
Introduction to Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility (EMI/EMC) and Best Practices
Nov. 9-12, 2026 - Madison, WI (E140) - $1,995
Mar. 29-Apr 1, 2027 - Live Online (E145) - $1,995
Introduction to Electric Machines and Drives
Offering available soon
Take 1 Elective Course
Permanent Magnet Machines and Drives: Principles, Design and Applications
Oct. 26-29, 2026 - Live Online (E139) - $1,875
Batteries for Electrification Applications
Nov. 2-4, 2026 - Live Online (E277) - $1,695
Hybrid Vehicle Powertrain and Systems Controls
May 18-20, 2027 - Madison, WI or Live Online (E009) - $1,995
Fundamentals of Battery Management Systems
Offering available soon
Intermediate Power Electronics: Power Converter Topologies, Modeling & Control
Offering available soon
Principles of AC Machine Design
Offering available soon
Certificate requirements
- 3 required courses
- 1 elective course
- A final assessment to be compiled from course content and polls.
- Prerequisite for this certificate is a background in electrical engineering or enrollment in Electrical Engineering Fundamentals for the Non-Electrical Engineer.
Save 10% on Certificate Courses
Register for the certificate to receive program updates and a 10% discount on all courses. There is no cost to register.
Questions about fit or requirements? Contact the Program Director:
Dr. Erick Oberstar
| Upcoming Courses | September | October | November | December | January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Batteries for Electrification Applications | 11/2-11/4 Live Online E277 | |||||||||||
| Fundamentals of Power Electronics | 10/19-10/22 Live Online E276 | |||||||||||
| Hybrid Vehicle Powertrain and Systems Controls | 5/18-5/20 Live Online or Face-to-Face E009 | |||||||||||
| Introduction to Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility (EMI/EMC) and Best Practices | 11/9-11/12 Face-to-Face E140 | 3/29-4/1 Face-to-Face E145 | ||||||||||
| Permanent Magnet Machines and Drives: Principles, Design and Applications | 10/26-10/29 Live Online E139 |
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Courses may be taken in any order as they become available. But “introductory” courses should be taken before Intermediate or advanced courses.
Most participants complete the certificate within 1 to 3 years, depending on individual schedules and course availability.
Yes! Some of the courses in this certificate are led by faculty and alumni affiliated with or connected to the Wisconsin Electric Machines and Power Electronics Consortium (WEMPEC), one of the world’s leading research centers for electric machines, power electronics, and motor drive systems. Courses emphasize practical applications of electrification technologies used in modern engineering systems.
Yes. Participants receive Continuing Education Units (CEUs) upon successful completion of each course.
Yes. If you have already completed one of the required or elective courses, it may count toward the certificate requirements. Contact the Program Director to confirm eligibility and apply previously completed coursework to the program.
Yes. Organizations that plan to enroll multiple employees may be eligible for group discounts or employer billing arrangements. Contact the Program Director to discuss options for supporting professional development across your team.
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