Mechanical & Automotive Engineering

Engineer the sophisticated machinery, thermal management, and packaging solutions essential for advanced manufacturing and optimal device performance. Design the precise tools and robust systems that make cutting-edge chip production possible.

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Automotive Technology

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Mechanical Engineering

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BioMechanical Design
Energy, Flow and Process Technology
High-Tech Engineering
Multi-Machine Engineering

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Mechanical Engineering

Tracks:

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

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Mechanical Engineering

Tracks:

Aeronautics
Design & Manufacturing
Energy & Flow
High-Tech Systems & Materials
Maintenance Engineering & Operations
Personalised Health Technology
Smart & Sustainable Industry

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Mechanical Engineering

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Advanced Instrumentation
Smart Factories
Smart and Green Energy Systems

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Nanotechnology

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Robotics

Tracks:

Algorithms & Software AI
Human-Robot Interaction & Social AI
Mechatronics & Physical AI

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Robotics

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Science Education

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What students and alumni say

"I had an opportunity to immerse myself in different subjects like mathematics, robotics, and materials science. In my research project, I focused on control engineering at ASML, which trained me to put my knowledge into practice."

Niels Veldboom

Master’s alumnus Mechanical Engineering at the University of Groningen

"I really enjoy studying Mechanical Engineering in the Netherlands, especially because many professors link our coursework to real-world semiconductor applications — like how advanced control loops are used in ASML machines, where nanometer-scale precision is crucial for chip manufacturing."

Kartikel Patel

Master’s student Mechanical Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology

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