Electrical Engineering Certificate
Electricity powers our world, and electrical engineers are the people who make it happen. They cover many industries and therefore, many varied skills are required to get the job done. From transmission line design and power system operation to substation design and electrical equipment aging, the UWM School of Continuing Education has the fundamental courses you need to earn an Electrical Engineering Certificate.
Earn the certificate by attending nine or more days of related courses in as little as 18 months. Demand for quality, skilled professionals is on the rise, and this certificate will help you remain competitive in the marketplace. Learn new skills, network and solve problems from leading edge instructors who are engineers themselves.
To register or find details on individual courses, select the courses tab below, then select the individual course title.
Single courses may be taken without the pursuit of the certificate.
Drawings – Schematics and Wiring
Mon-Tue, May 13-14
Electrical Equipment Aging and Service Life Considerations
Tue-Thu, June 18-20
Electrical Substation Design Fundamentals
Tue-Thu, June 11-13
Tue-Thu, Sept 10-12
Low Voltage AC System Design Considerations
Thu-Fri, Oct 10-11
Protective Relaying Principles & Applications
Wed-Fri, May 15-17
Mon-Wed, Sept 16-18
Substation and Power Plant DC Systems
Thu-Fri, Sept 19-20
Thu-Fri, Apr 11-12
Wed-Fri, Nov 6-8
Understanding Power System Design & Operation
Mon-Wed, Apr 8-10
Mon-Wed, Oct 7-9
