
Electrical Engineering is a fundamental field that underpins much of modern technology, dealing with electricity and magnetism. This program focuses on how these principles are applied in areas like electric motors for vehicles, wireless communication chips, and advancements in technology for healthcare and sustainable energy. The curriculum is structured around three key societal themes: Communication (e.g., developing light-based chips, improving WiFi), Healthcare (e.g., MRI scanners, electromagnetic therapies), and Environment (e.g., energy storage solutions). TU/e offers one of the largest Electrical Engineering programs in the Netherlands, providing a stimulating yet intimate study environment with strong connections to industry and research institutions in the Brainport Region Eindhoven. This includes opportunities for guest lectures, internships, and excursions.
Graduates of the Electrical Engineering program are well-prepared for a variety of roles in research, development, and innovation across numerous industries. The program's strong ties to the Brainport Region Eindhoven offer excellent opportunities for internships and future employment.
Prospective students must select their program type and the country where they obtained their degree for specific admission requirements.
The Bachelor Electrical Engineering program at Eindhoven University of Technology is taught entirely in English.
The program has a duration of 3 years and awards 180 ECTS points upon completion.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as System designer, Product developer, Researcher, and Project manager. The program's ties to the Brainport Region Eindhoven offer strong internship and employment prospects.
To apply, visit the TU/e admissions section, select 'Bachelor program' and your country of previous education, then choose 'Electrical Engineering' to find your specific application roadmap.
Specific academic requirements depend on the country where you obtained your high school diploma. Please refer to the 'Admission and Enrollment' section on the TU/e website for detailed information.