Electrical and Electronics Engineering has two specialisations: Electrical Information Engineering Students will learn all about microelectronics and the link to the ‘real world’ with sensors. They will also learn techniques for making chips work properly, how to program chips, and about wireless communication. Electrical Power and Automation This includes the smart use of wind turbines and solar farms as well as the range of the electric car.

For this programme, it is important that you have the following degree: A high school degree including Mathematics & Physics For all Saxion pathways the following general entry requirements are necessary: The student must demonstrate that they have the ability, motivation and determination to successfully complete the course; The student must be admissible to Higher Education through a diploma of secondary education/high school diploma with good results such as for Dutch students VWO, HAVO or MBO and for foreign students diplomas which are equivalent to e.g. the German Abitur (algemeine Hochschulreife), the French Baccalaureate or the American High School (top stream or plus 1 year's college); The student must have sufficient English language skills for the specific course. The students’ qualifications will be assessed by the Admission Officer of the specific study programme. You need to submit diplomas and, depending on the study programme of your choice, you might need to submit a curriculum vitae, letter of motivation and/or complete an intake interview. English requirements are Academic IELTS 6.0