Program Overview

Master Mechanical Engineering Program

The Master's program in Mechanical Engineering at TU/e prepares students to become versatile engineers who drive innovation in high-tech industry and academia. Whether their interest lies in sustainable systems, robotics, energy solutions, or advanced materials, this program offers the tools, freedom, and support to define their own direction.

Program Details

• ECTS points: 120 ECTS
• Education type: Master program
• Duration: Two years
• Language: English
• Degree: Master of Science

Program Structure

The program offers a dynamic learning experience rooted in the Brainport region, Europe's most innovative technology hub. With strong connections to leading companies and a unique high-tech ecosystem, students engage in real-world projects that bridge theory and practice. The flexible curriculum allows students to tailor their studies to their interests, while interdisciplinary teamwork prepares them to tackle complex societal and industrial problems.

Study Tracks

The Master's program in Mechanical Engineering includes several study tracks, such as:

• Advanced Manufacturing across the Scales
• Computational Engineering
• Energy Conversion and Storage
• Engineering Fluid Mechanics
• Engineering Solid Mechanics
• Materials for High Tech Systems Design
• Mechatronic Systems Design
• Robotics

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Master's program in Mechanical Engineering are well-positioned for impactful careers in industry and academia. The program's strong connections to leading companies and the high-tech ecosystem in the Brainport region provide excellent opportunities for collaboration, research, and career development.

Accreditation

The program is NVAO-accredited, ensuring that it meets the highest standards of quality and academic excellence.

Research Areas

The program covers a wide range of research areas, including sustainable systems, robotics, energy solutions, and advanced materials. Students have access to cutting-edge labs and research facilities, allowing them to gain hands-on experience with the latest technologies and innovations.

Student Life

The study association Simon Stevin represents the interests of students at the department of Mechanical Engineering, organizing events, excursions, and activities to strengthen the bonds between members and provide a different perspective on their field of study.