Program
This program was set up in close collaboration with the industry. So its content is geared to industry needs. Also, companies provide guest lecturers and real projects for you to work on. You’ll be at the forefront of developments in the different fields offered within this master.
Engineering Systems in a nutshell
All tracks within the Master in Engineering Systems include 2 compulsory modules in the first semester:
- Systems Modeling
- Applied Control
In the second semester you have 2 (elective) modules on subjects specific to your track. The final part of the program is your Major Project. Here you do research on an engineering issue.
Meet lecturers & students
Get an inside view of the Master Engineering Systems program at HAN. Become a student for a day, join a sample lecture or meet 1:1 with a lecturer or student online. We are currently offering the following activities:
Systems Modeling and Applied Control
Semester 1 gives you the fundamentals in Engineering Systems. All tracks follow the Systems Modeling and Applied Control modules. Also, apply your knowledge directly during labs and real-life projects for industry. And fine-tune your communication and research skills.
Compulsory modules
In Systems Modeling you learn how to model systems using the white-box model. Applied Control is about analyzing a system or model.
Academic calendar
The academic year runs from September to August. In that time you have 42 weeks of education. The rest of the time you have holidays.
Modules and lecture days
Here you can find the schedule of the modules for the Master Engineering Systems in semester 1 and 2.
Dive deep into your field of interest
Semester 2 is where you start specializing in your field of interest. You do so by following modules that are specific to your track.
Track-specific modules
In this semester you follow 2 track-specific modules. Some tracks have a number of modules to choose from. The tracks with module descriptions are outlined below.
A good match?
Want to discover whether the Master Engineering Systems is a good match for you? Whether it fits with your previous education and experience? And which track would suit you best? Visit us at an Open Day and find out. Or arrange an online meeting with a staff member.
Investigating an engineering systems issue
Your 3rd and final semester is devoted to your Major Project. That’s where you investigate a real-life issue in the industry. Where? At a company or research institute.
Major Project
The major project is a final test of your ability to manage a project. And where you demonstrate your skills in communicating, reporting and presenting. You need to find a graduation project with an appropriate level and topic at a company or institution of your choice, and you will receive support from both a HAN staff member and a supervisor from the company or institution.
Master of Science
You’ve reached the finish line. You now have your Master of Science in Engineering Systems. Congratulations! The program you've completed is accredited by the Accreditation Organization of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO). That means you now have an internationally recognized degree. Where are you going to put your new skills to work?
Master of Science
Applied research
Applied research is what really makes the Master Engineering Systems. Your lecturers are involved actively in various HAN research centers:
- HAN Automotive Research
- HAN Balanced Energy Systems
- HAN Lean / World Class Performance
- Center of Expertise SEECE
- Centre of Expertice ACE
These facilities collaborate with industry partners to uncover solutions to today’s tough challenges. Think about issues in mobility, healthcare and manufacturing. During your studies, you take part in various innovative projects run by these facilities. Giving you the latest insights and hands-on experience in applied research.
Careers
Find out about job opportunities for graduates in Engineering Systems. And what do alumni say about this degree and about finding work?