During this master's, you work towards a multi-faceted career. A career in which you closely follow technological and social changes and initiate them yourself. You become aware of your role between your own discipline and the world around it, and come up with increasingly innovative solutions. Transitions in society play a central role in this master's programme. This is because we believe that the best way to learn to deal with change is to be closely involved in it. By creatively combining different techniques and key technologies, your solutions become more sustainable, efficient and effective. With us, you learn to approach problems from less obvious perspectives. To think and act flexibly too. This makes collaboration much easier and innovations arise naturally. And as a result, you create more opportunities for yourself on the labour market. Show less

Year 1
This one-year programme of in total 60 EC is divided into two semesters of each 30 EC. In the first semester, the KET module (10 EC) will introduce you to a selection of key enabling technologies. In parallel, you will participate in a Data Science Project (5 EC), in which you get to work with artificial intelligence, machine learning, data processing, and data visualization.

In the second half of the first semester, you will execute a multidisciplinary project focused on the creation of a design and prototype (15 EC). This will be a real-life assignment from a TIS research group and/or an external partner around at least one key enabling technology. Students from different backgrounds will work together in a group of 3-4 participants. As part of the project, you will work on Advanced Design Skills.

The second semester is devoted to (preparing for) the applied research project, including your graduation project. In the first part of the second semester, you learn to make a clear problem analysis and do literature research. Together with fellow students, you delve deeper into a specific key technology and translate it into a practical solution. During the final part of the programme, you will focus entirely on your graduation research.

Master Next Level Engineering students are expected to form an active learning community. This community consists of you and your fellow students and if necessary, lecturers and researchers of the master team and clients of the projects. This community is like a team of co-workers in your future work environment.

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You will need to book the accommodation after you have been accepted.

You can choose to live on campus or off campus in private accommodation.

How to book:

• Make a booking online after you have been accepted (in this case please let us know your choice when you apply).
• Register when you arrive - its not possible to reserve a room before arriving. You can arrive a few days before and book it

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