22 Engineering Master's Degree Programs in Netherlands

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.

The Master of Science (MSc) in Digital Technology Engineering is a 2-year program offered by Fontys University of Applied Sciences. You will get an extra specialization in Digital Technologies and you will learn about software & hardware, AI, machine learning, data analysis & statistics, and develop new skills.

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

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.

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!

The RePIC programme provides high quality academic education and professional competencies for excellent students, who are eager to specialise in subdisciplines of Urban Studies in a wider sense and who intend to build bridges into neighbouring disciplines, e.g., Law, Civil Engineering, Business, Sociology, Data Science, or Psychology.

Become an expert mechanical engineer who focuses on the futureproof design, analysis, and maintenance of machinery, structures, products, and production processes. Energy systems, production machinery, airplanes, automobiles, ships, medical devices: many systems and products that are essential to our modern life are in some way a product of mechanical engineering.

The field of software engineering is always evolving. Innovative and disruptive technologies call for people like you to take them to the next level. How do you design software for systems-of-systems? What is necessary to automate data analytics using AI? In this master's, you become an inspiring software specialist who can tackle complex software-related problems from design to realization and management.

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.

Develop novel chemical processes, materials, and molecules and contribute to innovations that benefit our society in areas such as health, water, food, energy, and sustainability. The chemical industry has played a fundamental role in our society and will continue to do so. However, the industry currently finds itself at a turning point. Society demands a more sustainable economy, including the circular use of raw materials. Moreover, advances in materials are rapidly unfolding, paving the way for promising breakthroughs in all kinds of fields, from medicine to energy and food to transportation.

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

Become a ‘designeer’ and enrich people’s lives with new and/or better products while continuously improving the development processes involved. In your daily life, without realising, you are continuously surrounded by products. But who designed these products? Why are they shaped the way they are? What user demands do they meet, what processes lie behind the development and what technologies are involved in that process?

In this two-year, English-taught Master’s, you’ll gain expertise in project management, procurement, and asset management, while also learning to design, simulate, and optimise construction processes using advanced digital tools. By the end of this programme, you can deliver economic and social value through building and maintaining collaborative networks, and you’ll be equipped to tackle today’s and tomorrow’s societal challenges in the built environment.

Contribute to advanced solutions in industrial processes by designing the software and hardware of complex embedded systems in vehicles, pacemakers, chipsets, and other devices. The design of embedded systems is at the core of technological and industrial progress. Embedded systems are building blocks of medical devices, automobiles, industrial machinery, and GPS systems. Even your car’s antilock braking system (ABS) is an embedded system. The design of such systems is crucial for their functionality. If an embedded system can't perform the required task in time with the required quality, this has an immediate effect on the safety of the person. Furthermore, cost- and energy efficiency are crucial.