3 Systems Engineering Masters Degree Programs in Netherlands

In this master track, you will focus on becoming an authority on Sustainable Energy Systems. Sustainable and renewable energy systems are crucial to the energy transition. Engineers are needed to develop and fine-tune these systems. Want to master up your engineering skills and specialize in this rewarding new field? Sign up for the Sustainable Energy master track at HAN!

Smart systems are increasingly becoming a reality of our everyday life. By 2030, about 500 billion devices are expected to be connected to the Internet. Pinhead-sized sensors will be embedded into practically any product on the market. During this programme you will become an architect of intelligent sensor systems. You will learn how the build and develop smart sensor systems that can interact with their environment. You will apply your skills and expertise in domains like health, energy and high-tech systems and materials (HTMS). In these areas the application of smart system technology is rapidly evolving, affecting and benefitting the lives and wellbeing of billions of people. You will work on real-life projects from clients and work closely with clients, which means you will gain experience right from the start! In short, this programme contains the cutting edge between data science, system intelligence and building the product that the outside world wants to have.

Flying to the moon, monitoring and stabilizing the energy grid, cruise control in a car, unloading a container ship with a crane; these are typical examples of methods from systems and control in action. 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.