Electrical engineering has become an important part of people's life, which covers many aspects, such as power generation, medical care, environment and so on. In view of this, the research activities of the Department of Electrical Engineering of inhofe University of Technology focus on these fields closely related to society. In addition to its own innovative research, the department also has close ties with the R&D Industry Department.

As a discipline, electrical engineering is developing continuously. As a graduate of this major, you will be able to find a suitable position, engage in research, discover, open up new fields, and cultivate leadership skills at work. The following is an introduction to the electrical engineering major of the Anglo-Dutch University of Technology.

Degree awarded: Master of Science in Electrical Engineering.

Degree: 120 European credits (ECTS).

Type of education: Master.

Class hours: two years.

Language of instruction: English.

Research areas: nursing and treatment, interconnected world, intelligence and sustainable society.

Certification: The Master of Electrical Engineering has been legally recognized and certified by accreditation bodies in Holland and Flanders.

1. degree structure

The Master of Electrical Engineering is a two-year degree. It contains 60 credits every year. Credit allocation is as follows:

Mini plan: 20% in the first year and 20% in the second year.

Technical mini-plan: 20% in the first year and 20% in the second year.

Elective courses: 30% in the first year and 30% in the second year.

Career development: first year 15%, second year 15%.

Internship: first year 15%, second year 15%.

Classes begin in September. The language of instruction is English.

First year

In the first year, you need to study two mini-courses, one career development and several elective courses. Mini-courses are a part of the subject group, one of which must be related to skills, and the second one can be management.

The career development course requires students to make a business plan and guide first-year students in the project. In addition, there is a six-week internship, through which I can understand many aspects of electrical engineering.

Second year

In the second year, I completed the last subject of mini-class and career development. This theme is about the influence of technology on society.

2. Elective courses

Elective course of electrical engineering shows students the current research topics of researchers and learns advanced knowledge about these topics. Through elective courses, you can get professional information quickly and prepare for internship or graduation design.

Elective courses are not limited to electrical engineering. You can take this opportunity to learn topics of interest, whether technical or non-technical, to broaden your horizons.

3. Internship

The internship lasts for ten weeks, either in the Netherlands or overseas. Overseas internship is a unique experience both technically and socially. For example, you can do an internship at the University of Rio de Janeiro or Siemens Munich.

After that, you can take courses in a certain field and prepare for your graduation project through elective courses. The graduation project lasted nine months. It is necessary to write a paper on the project results and submit it to the experts at the public hearing.

First year internship

During the master's degree in electrical engineering, you can take 1 to 2 as an internship in the first year. These are internal internships, that is, internships in the nine existing research groups of the Department of Electrical Engineering, to learn how to play a role in what is happening in the existing teams.

Second year internship

In inhofen university of technology, internship is a small research project, which is used to prepare for a larger graduation project and let students participate in the research conducted by teachers.

Some of the research in this school is carried out in the laboratory of the school, while others are carried out in enterprises and other universities. There are cooperative enterprises and universities all over the world.

Participating in such research gives you the opportunity to establish contact with your research partners in the school. If you are interested and recognized, you will have the opportunity to use the facilities of the cooperative institutions for research.

The second year internship lasts for ten weeks. You can practice in a Dutch company to prepare for your career development.

You can also practice overseas. You can even extend your internship to get more credits.

Overseas practice

Overseas internship is a unique experience, both technically and socially. No wonder many students choose overseas internships. For example, Debbie can go to the University of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil or Siemens in Munich for an internship. These internships have a clear direction and let you know which field you are suitable for.

Overseas interns can practice in countries far from the Netherlands, such as Japan and Australia, as well as Singapore, Argentina, the United States or Munich and Leuven recently. Large local enterprises such as Philip, Ossie and ASML often go to the Anglo-Dutch University of Technology to recruit interns. Of course, many small enterprises recruit interns.

4. Graduation design

The final project of the Master of Electrical Engineering is graduation project. Graduation design is a large-scale research project, accounting for 46 credits. Through this project, it is proved that you have the ability to become an electrical engineer. This project usually takes nine months to complete. In terms of organization, opportunity and content, it is very similar to internship. However, in terms of scale, the graduation project is bigger, which can lead students to the field of manual involvement. You just learn what others already know, and you can use what you have learned to create new knowledge and designs.

The graduation project is rich in content, which can be very theoretical, such as the simplification of nonlinear systems, but most of them are practical, such as detecting seizures and prostate cancer, or converting 60 Hz video material into 50 Hz. In short, any topic that can benefit from the insight of electrical engineering can be the theme of the project.