Program Overview

MSc Electrical Engineering

The MSc Electrical Engineering programme at TU Delft integrates theory and practice in electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism to develop systems that power, connect, and transform society. This programme equips students with both fundamental knowledge and practical skills to become creative and independent engineers ready to tackle global challenges, ranging from health to space.

Programme Details

• Degree: Master Electrical Engineering
• Accreditation: Accredited by the NVAO
• Credits: 120 EC, 24 Months
• Type: Regular study programme
• Mode: Full-time
• Language of instruction: English
• Start: September

Tracks

The programme offers three discipline-oriented tracks to choose from:

1. Electrical Power Engineering, driving the transition to sustainable and reliable energy systems
2. Microelectronics, covering chips, VLSI, devices, circuits, and applied electromagnetics to enable cutting-edge electronic technologies
3. Signals, Networks & Sensing, enabling smart, connected, and data-driven societies

Application-Driven Themes

In the MSc EE, students craft their unique specialised programme by choosing a discipline within their track and an application-driven theme. The themes offered by the faculty include:

1. Wireless Communications
2. Solar Energy
3. Quantum Technologies Other themes offered in collaboration with other faculties and programmes include:
4. Medical Electronics & Microsystems
5. Energy-Efficient AI
6. Space Systems
7. Control & Robotics

Programme Structure

The programme spans the full spectrum of the field, from developing reliable and sustainable power systems to designing microelectronics for faster, smarter, and more energy-efficient devices, to advancing signal processing, networks, and sensing technologies that support smart infrastructure and connected societies. After admission and completion of the first quarter, students can choose to follow either a Theme or a Custom set of courses within their 15 ECTS EE-Related Elective Space. Guidance will be provided to help students make this choice by the end of the first quarter.