Program Overview
Program Overview
The Mechanical Engineering program at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to tackle complex technological problems. Upon completion of the program, students can pursue various career paths, including further education or entering the workforce.
Career Opportunities
After graduating from the Mechanical Engineering program, students can choose to pursue a master's degree or enter the job market. The program provides a solid foundation for a career in various fields, including:
- Automotive industry
- Aerospace industry
- Healthcare
- Electronics industry
- Machine building
- Chemical industry
Possible job titles for graduates include:
- Maintenance engineer
- Designer
- Production manager
- Environmental analyst
Master's Programs
Graduates of the Mechanical Engineering program can pursue master's degrees at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam or other universities. Some examples of master's programs include:
- Biomedical Technology and Physics
- Human Movement Sciences
- Human Movement Sciences (Research)
- Science Business and Innovation
- Mechanical Engineering
- Sustainable Energy Technology
- Robotics
- Industrial Design Engineering
- Applied Mathematics
- Aerospace Engineering
- Marine Technology
- Automotive Technology
Program Details
The Mechanical Engineering program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in mechanical engineering, including:
- Analytical skills
- Technical knowledge
- Creativity
- Social and societal impact
Students will learn to analyze complex problems, design solutions, and develop innovative products. The program aims to equip students with the skills necessary to make a positive impact in their chosen field.
Alumni
Some notable alumni of the Mechanical Engineering program include:
- Mariska Bos
- Maarten van Poppelen, Project Engineer at Oceans of Energy
- Sebastiaan Felius, Commercial Manager at Damen Marine Services
These alumni have gone on to pursue successful careers in various fields, demonstrating the program's effectiveness in preparing students for the workforce.
