text: i'm looking for a university instructor that his/her field is power engineering? i'm graduate student in power engineering in polytechnic of tehran.i'm interested in studing in us or canada or europe universities.can anybody help me find an instructor who can have financial aid? i'm a graduate student of electrical engineering at the ohio state university that is focusing primarily on power.  our department has three full-time professors and one emeritus professor in the power area.  apparently, there are plans to hire one more full-time professor (see link below).  we have a very good course sequence in power electronics, a top-notch high voltage laboratory, an electric motors laboratory, etc.  i do enjoy working and learning here at osu.  if you are looking for financial aid such as a paid research associate position, you might have some luck with one of the professors depending on what you want to research (power electronics seems popular in our department right now).  i am paying my way through grad school by being a teaching assistant and helping out in the high voltage laboratory.  if you are looking for other universities that also have excellent programs in the power sector of electrical engineering, mit, purdue, u of illinois (champaign) and u of missouri (columbia) are also well known for their graduate programs in power.