89 Engineering Degree Programs in Netherlands

Tackle large-scale, complex, societal challenges with the use of spatial data. Natural disasters, poverty, food shortage, epidemics, and climate change; are the greatest challenges society is facing today and are characterized by enormous complexity. These so-called wicked problems are impossible to solve in a way that is simple or final.

This programme trains future elite data scientists in urban mobility. Through an interdisciplinary approach, you will learn to leverage urban data for strategic city planning, sustainable resource use, environmental cleanliness, equitable citizen engagement, and fostering a healthy society.

Would you like to contribute to a sustainable planet and circular economy by creating new sustainable materials? Start a master’s in Biobased Materials.

Will you be designing and building a robotic arm to pave the way for new surgery methods? Will your drone make firefighters safer at work? Will you be designing the drivetrain and electric engine for a solar-powered car? With the Electrical and Electronic Engineering programme’s Mechatronics major, offered by Hanze University of Applied Sciences in Groningen, the Netherlands, you’ll set the world in motion.

The Master of Science in Applied Nanotechnology is unique in the Netherlands. The most distinguishing feature is its focus on the development of innovative micro- and nanotechnology-based products and applications. The fusion of elements from biology, chemistry, electrical engineering and physics results in nanotechnological materials and devices with unprecedented properties. The programme only starts in September and is taught entirely in English.

Do you want to contribute to the transition to a circular economy? Then the unique new Maastricht bachelor's program in Circular Engineering is the perfect choice for you: the engineer of the future. The bachelor in Circular Engineering combines a rigid engineering foundation with in-depth knowledge and skills in one of three engineering concentrations while focusing on sustainability throughout the curriculum.

At the Faculty of Science and Engineering, we offer students a Master's degree programme in Mechanical Engineering that fits the needs of digital technology and digital society. The university is a unique place where engineering, natural sciences and social sciences meet to tackle urgent societal challenges. It prepares students for an international digital and high-tech career in industry.

Would you like to revolutionise how scientists view the world and everything in it? Start a master in Imaging Engineering!

Choose a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering? Help build tomorrow’s world! Design new solutions to the major societal issues we face in civil engineering. Contribute to solutions that cope with extreme drought, climate change, flooding and sustainability for ports, rivers, quays, roads, railways, locks, bridges and much more.

Do you want to study at the cutting edge of science, engineering and business, crossing the boundaries of each discipline to gain new insights and learn how to innovate? Our new programme Business Engineering is for students with a pioneering spirit and will train you for exciting jobs that combine business and new technologies.

This program is a Short Degree program, aimed at students who have completed at least 6 semesters in Civil Engineering or already hold a degree in a field related to Civil Engineering. The Dutch Civil Engineering sector is well-known throughout the world as a top-level profession.

Discover the three-year full-time Bachelor’s in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Degree Programme Degree Programme at The Hague University of Applied Sciences. Launch your career in electrical engineering with our practice-oriented degree programme.

Industrial Engineering is a real engineers' degree, in which you learn to translate new industrial techniques into practical solutions, such as a more sustainable production process or new products. In the Bachelor’s degree program in Industrial Engineering and Management (Technische Bedrijfskunde in Dutch), you learn how to analyze problems and develop, design, and apply solutions. You are first and foremost trained to become an industrial engineer, and you learn to look at the applicability of your solutions in the business world. After all, a technical solution is only useable if you have thoroughly tested its feasibility. Imagine, for example, that you have developed a new method to keep pepper-flavored crisps fresh for longer. Does the production process still cost-efficient? Does the method fit into the production line? What do the company’s employees think of it? And do customers still find the crisps tasty? The degree program is offered by the Faculty of Science and Engineering so you can be sure of lots of course units in maths, physics, and chemistry. In addition, you will follow course units in business studies, management, and logistics. Your technical know-how and your management insights will prepare you for jobs where technology and management meet. Embedding in business and society is a key element of this degree program.

Do you want to make a difference with smart engineering solutions and innovations? The Mechanical Engineering (ME) programme will teach you everything you need to know about the design, analysis, manufacture and technical improvement of products, machines, and structures. As a mechanical engineer, you will be challenged to develop innovative technologies and processes that minimise environmental impact and contribute to a more sustainable future.

Businesses and organizations today need creative, multidisciplinary managers who combine technological know-how with engineering and management skills. Do you see yourself taking on such a role in, for example, production and logistics, healthcare, and/or financial engineering? Are you excited about using simulations, and mathematical and/or statistical models to solve problems and improve the performance of (international) organizations?

Shape the future of electronics by developing novel electronic devices and systems, from circuits to sustainable energy technologies. Electrical engineering is the foundation of technological progress in many fields, such as healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, aerospace, and the automotive industry. Do you want to push the boundaries of what is possible in electrical engineering? Think of innovating chip architecture, researching alternative components to replace transistors in current electronic devices, and making 3D-printed sensors. What about improving medical imaging technologies like MRI and X-rays and developing implantable and wearable medical devices? Electrical engineering also plays a pivotal role in the ongoing energy transition, offering you immense opportunities to contribute to our future. You can enhance solar cell efficiency, facilitate sustainable chip manufacturing processes, and optimize power grids for compatibility with renewable sources like solar and wind energy. If you want to engage in impactful research and innovative technologies that will shape the future of electronics, the Master’s in Electrical Engineering at the University of Twente is the right choice for you!

MSc Biomedical Engineering offers you the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge on a broad range of topics within health care and technology while working with state-of-the-art medical facilities.

Turn science fiction into reality with Electrical Engineering. Learn to devise high-tech solutions to practical problems and shape the world of the future. What do you need to move a robot arm at high speed and with nano-level precision? How do you design a chip to work ten times faster than current ones, while using ten times less power? And how do you protect your computer from Wi-Fi code interception? If questions like these intrigue you, the three-year English-taught Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering (EE) at the University of Twente is the right choice for you.