Electrical and Electronic Engineering - Electronics

Will you be developing the latest, most efficient electronic vehicle to meet people's sustainable mobility needs? Will you be helping along the energy transition with your smart solutions to let systems communicate with each other? Or will your innovation lead to a revolution in health care? The Electrical and Electronic Engineering programme's Electronics major lays the foundations for modern technological innovations that will make the world a better, smarter and more beautiful place.

What will you be studying?

During your studies, you will follow two semesters per year. Within these semesters, various themes are covered. These themes will give you the right tools to successfully carry out projects and practical issues.

Electronics is one of the majors for the Electrical and Electronic Engineering programme. During your degree programme, you will develop a full range of knowledge and competences in the field of electrical and electronic engineering. Subjects will include robotics, programming, control engineering and data communication. You will start working on assignments for real-world clients from the professional field straight away and have lots of choice when it comes to studying the modules you want.

Why study the Electronics major at Hanze UAS?

• Programme developed jointly with the business community: you will tackle challenging practice-based assignments in locations such as the Energy Academy Europe or the TechHub in Assen, working with real-life companies in a real-life working environment. This means that you will gain professional experience while studying and helping companies to become more effective, innovative and sustainable.
• Small, tight-knit groups: The degree programme is small in scale and personal, so you will be working in small, tight-knit groups. The lecturers will know you personally, so there are many opportunities for one-to-one contact. Moreover, you will be assigned a mentor, who will play a key role in your personal and professional development. To top it all, we have a really fun study association that will welcome you with open arms.
• Great job prospects: Upon completion of your studies, you will be able to take on a wide variety of roles – such as electrical or electronic engineer, software developer or application programmer. You will be employable by all kinds of companies, from specialist project development agencies to electronics multinationals, both in the Netherlands and abroad. Many of our students go on to work in sectors like health care, sustainable energy or transportation. The world is crying out for highly trained electronics specialists, so you will have outstanding job prospects.