Take a look back in history and students will see that almost all innovations were somehow made possible by means of electrical engineering. Electrical Engineering field ranges from digital computing power and wireless communication devices to robots, autonomous vehicles, nano-electronics and medical equipment. In the time ahead it will continue to broaden and expand: much of what now appears to be science fiction will become reality in a few years, thanks in no small part to innovations in electrical engineering. In this Bachelor’s students will acquire the basic knowledge and skills needed to create solutions that can change the world.

As the programme is entirely English-taught, a high level of English proficiency is required (Cambridge English B1 level, IELTS minimum 6.5, or equivalent). Non-Dutch students should have secondary school qualifications comparable to the Dutch VWO diploma (good A level results or International Baccalaureate) with good grades in Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subjects. LANGUAGE LEVEL The programme is English-taught. If you have a VWO diploma, then you meet the language proficiency requirements. MATHEMATICS Mathematics is an indispensable part of all science programmes. The better you are at mathematics and physics, the more likely you are to succeed in the Electrical Engineering programme. However, the real key to success is that you take your studies seriously, are motivated and study regularly.