For Prospective Students

Thank you for your interest in pursuing graduate studies in power electronics at the University of Colorado at Boulder with me potentially serving as your advisor.

• I have an active research program and I am always looking for exceptionally well-qualified candidates with very strong background in electrical engineering, including circuits and microelectronics.

• The research page summarizes some of the current research topics. Please note that my research is primarily in power electronics, and not in power systems, power engineering, electric machines, electric drives or energy policies.

• Admission decisions are based on careful review of complete applications received. The admission process is very competitive. It is not possible to give advance feedback about your chances of admission with financial aid.

• Review details about the application process

• If you are interested in improving your academic background in power electronics, please consider taking our Power Electronics Specialization courses offered through Coursera:

  • Introduction to Power Electronics

  • Converter Circuits

  • Converter Control

  • Advanced Converter Control Techniques

  • Magnetics for Power Electronic Converters

  • Capstone Design Project in Power Electronics

• The Coursera enrollment options include pursuing a Certificate, which you can include in your application to our graduate program alongside with other required credentials. If the cost of enrolling in the specialization courses is a problem, you may apply for a fee waiver.