Electrical Engineering

How can you make a robotic arm move quickly and accurately? How do you design a chip that works 10 times faster with 10 times less power? And how do you secure your computer to prevent the interception of WiFi codes? These are typical questions you might encounter in this Bachelor's. You will learn to devise groundbreaking electrical engineering solutions - from chips, robots, self-driving cars and nanoelectronics to medical devices. You will study mathematics, physics, computer science, electromagnetism, and electronics, as well as computer systems, systems & control, network systems and wireless communication. With your knowledge, you will later be able to contribute to innovations in almost every field of society. After graduating (and following a master's programme), you can work in, for example, the chip industry, robotics, telecommunications, or at other high-tech companies or engineering firms.

Founded in 1961, the University of Twente is the only campus university in the Netherlands, offering an American-style campus experience. Known as the "entrepreneurial university" with over 1,000 spinoff companies, it specializes in technology and engineering with a strong focus on innovation and societal impact.