Diploma in Short Circuit Analysis for HV Three Phase Systems!

Master short circuit analysis for HV systems. Learn per-unit, symmetrical components & more in this expert-led online diploma course.

Course Overview:Short circuit faults can bring even the most robust electrical systems to a halt. This Diploma in Short Circuit Analysis for HV Three Phase Systems walks you through the fundamentals of fault detection, per-phase and per-unit analysis, and the application of symmetrical and asymmetrical fault theories. With a strong focus on system modelling and transformers, this course ensures you can read between the lines of complex power system behaviours.

You’ll navigate through technical modules including change of base, system modelling, and the ever-essential symmetrical components—giving you a clear understanding of how modern power systems handle disturbances. Whether you're brushing up on your knowledge or looking to fill specific skill gaps, this course is structured to provide detailed insight without drowning you in jargon. All online, at your pace, with no nonsense.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand HV short circuit analysis and fault identification basics.
• Perform per-phase and per-unit system analysis effectively.
• Apply symmetrical and asymmetrical fault analysis techniques.
• Evaluate transformer behaviour using per-unit analysis models.
• Calculate change of base for consistent fault level results.
• Model high voltage systems with accurate analytical methods.

Who is this Course For:

• Electrical engineers seeking power system analysis knowledge.
• Technicians involved in HV system design and assessment.
• Power industry professionals looking to upskill analytically.
• Graduates entering the HV power sector or consultancy.
• Utility employees handling substation and transmission faults.
• System operators aiming to deepen technical understanding.
• Academics or researchers needing structured analysis guidance.
• Anyone exploring HV system fault analysis from the ground up.

Career Path :

• Power Systems Engineer – £42,000 per year
• Electrical Design Engineer – £40,000 per year
• Transmission Planning Engineer – £44,500 per year
• HV Substation Engineer – £45,000 per year
• Protection and Control Engineer – £46,000 per year
• Energy Consultant (Power Systems) – £48,000 per year