Electrified Systems Certificate
Is this program right for you?
Build your expertise in electrification technologies, from motor drives and power electronics to battery systems and EMI/EMC considerations. This certificate is designed for professionals who want to deepen their technical knowledge while staying current with industry demands across automotive, aerospace, energy and manufacturing sectors.
- Courses are taught by leading experts from UW–Madison and WEMPEC, with real-world content grounded in current applications
- The curriculum reflects the rapid evolution of electrified systems and is regularly updated to align with emerging technologies
- By enrolling, you will receive discounts on individual courses and occasional program updates with no cost or obligation to complete the full certificate
- You will complete three required courses and one elective, allowing you to shape your learning around your career goals
Education that works for you
Enhance your expertise with UW-Madison’s Electrified Systems Certificate. Learn from top experts, explore advanced technologies in motor drives, batteries, and EMI/EMC, and customize your path with flexible, industry-relevant courses.
Program type
Professional certificate
Certificate awarded
Electrified Systems Certificate
Commitment
1-3 years
Tuition
$1,695 – $1,995 per course (10 % off individual courses for certificate participants; course-level pricing applies)
Format
Face-to-face
Hybrid
Online
Credits
Minimum credits for completion: 8.2 CEUs/82 PDHs
Supports F-1 Visa
No
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Application materials required
To earn this certificate, complete the following:
3 required courses
1 elective course
A final assessment to be compiled from course content and polls
Program requirements
Who should pursue a certificate?
Electrical engineers, technicians, systems engineers, hardware developers and project managers working with electrified systems in industries such as automotive, aerospace, off-highway vehicles, energy storage and manufacturing.
What you’ll learn
Advance your technical career by building foundational knowledge in electrified systems. Through hands-on, application-focused courses, you will gain skills essential for designing, analyzing and managing modern electric machines, power converters and battery systems.
- Electric motor operation and control strategies
- Power electronics topologies and system design
- Battery management and energy storage fundamentals
- EMI/EMC mitigation techniques
- Integration of electrification technologies into real-world systems
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