13 Engineering Degree Programs in Netherlands

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

Cyber-Physical systems are everywhere: in smartphones, medical devices, energy grids and more! They play a vital role in both society and individual lives. Do you want to be at the forefront of designing and developing crucial systems like these? Then the master in Cyber-Physical Systems is perfect for you. Learn how to integrate Computation, Communication, and embedded Control. Get ready to empower the world!

Technology is changing your world. Think of robots that would care for the elderly, boats that run on solar energy, or a machine that fishes plastic out of the ocean. Technical solutions that contribute to a sustainable world are in high demand. Are you curious, resourceful, and interested in technology? Find out how you can make a difference with a bachelor in Engineering!

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.

Systems and Control is an engineering discipline that is concerned with analyzing and influencing dynamical systems that interact with their environment via inputs (influenced via actuators) and outputs (measured via sensors). It is highly multidisciplinary because the underlying mathematical models and methods cover many different domains. These include electronics, mechanics, chemistry, biology, medicine, economy, and social sciences.

Discover how your creativity can contribute to solutions for societal challenges with this master's degree programme.

This program prepares you to become a Data Scientist with a focus on applications in Logistics and Engineering. You could work for example on the most efficient route for a delivery service of a (web)shop or supermarket, a dashboard for a theme park with expected waiting times, a prediction of the number of returns for a clothing brand or a model to plan replacement of airplane parts to avoid problems while flying.

Are you fascinated by the quantum world and eager to shape groundbreaking innovations in computing, communication, and sensing? The Master in Applied Quantum Technology equips ambitious minds with the skills to harness superposition and entanglement for real-world applications. This master’s programme focuses on groundbreaking applications of quantum software, photonics and electronics to solve challenges that classical technologies cannot address. Join this multidisciplinary journey and become a leader in tomorrow’s quantum-driven industries.

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.

The European Master in Renewable Energy (EMRE) gives you the opportunity to study in at least two EU countries and teaches you about the latest developments in renewable and clean energy technology. The programme has a technical orientation and is directed towards engineers that want to specialise in one of the renewable energy technologies, such as Wind Energy, Photovoltaics, Ocean Energy, Solar Energy or Grid Integration. You will be able to design, test, and implement these technologies with a systemic and interdisciplinary approach, making you essential to the whole energy industry.

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

To ensure a healthy planet and strong economy for current and future generations, a transition to a circular economy is needed. A circular economy is characterised by a system of closed loop processes. Ideally no waste is created, renewable energy sources are used, and raw materials, components and products retain their value. This transition asks for innovative engineering solutions that require a new way of thinking.

The Piping Engineering and Design is a Master’s degree certified by University San Jorge (Spain) that lasts for one full-time academic year from October to July. It is comprised of 12 modules (24 weeks) followed by a 12-week final project. The program includes the most important topics related to piping engineerings such as piping components, materials, equipment, instrumentation, drafting, flexibility analysis and pipe routing.