Mechanical Engineering

In the Master's degree program Mechanical Engineering you learn to apply concepts and models to complex engineering issues arising in science and industry. Teaching and research are closely integrated within this program. You are kept aware of the latest developments in the discipline. You become familiar with all the latest tools and technologies. As soon as you register for the program you choose one of the five graduation tracks: Computational and Experimental Mechanics, Dynamical Systems Design, Thermo Fluids Engineering, Automotive Engineering Science and Micro and Nanotechnology. The first year is dedicated to core courses and elective courses. Most of the second year is dedicated to an in-depth graduation project, based on the knowledge you have gained during your track. Mechanical Engineering at the TU/e is regularly at the top of the list in mechanical engineering research assessments, while the education program has been the number one in the Netherlands for many years. Almost all graduates quickly find the job they are looking for in business, knowledge institutes or universities. Some of them start up their own company or decide to carry out a doctoral research.

Instruction modes

colloquium, computer exercise, design project, group assignment, individual assignment, internship, lecture, literature study, research, research project, research proposal, oral presentation, poster presentation, practicum, project, self study, tutorial, traineeship

Accreditation: NVAO

Erasmus Mundus program: This is an Erasmus Mundus program.

Admission requirements

For admission a minimum of 75% CGPA. For entry to Amandus H. Lundqvist Scholarship Program (ALSP) a minimum of 80% CGPA.

Other requirements

1. gemiddeld cijfer For admission a minimum of 75% CGPA. For entry to Amandus H. Lundqvist Scholarship Program (ALSP) a minimum of 80% CGPA.
2. vooropleiding (ISPAC: vereiste vooropleiding) BSc in mechanical engineering.
3. schriftelijk verzoek Letter of motivation