Why study Applied Mathematics?
From simulating nanoscale physical phenomena to developing algorithms for system control and data analysis, mathematics is a fundamental discipline underlying semiconductor technology. This Master’s at the University of Twente offers specialisations that cover physical modelling, data science, and optimisation - all essential for solving complex challenges in semiconductor technology.
As a student, you’ll work alongside prominent researchers, focusing on mathematical modelling, simulation, and optimisation of complex systems. The faculty works closely with engineering departments and industry partners, enabling you to apply advanced mathematical techniques to real-world semiconductor challenges - such as modelling heat transfer in microchips or optimising production processes in chip fabrication.
Graduates of this programme are highly sought after for R&D roles in high-tech companies like ASML, NXP, and Demcon, as well as research institutes such as CWI and TNO. Whether you want to pursue a PhD or innovate in industry, this master’s provides a solid foundation for a career in the chip technology sector.
Guaranteed housing for international students
Finding housing in the Netherlands can be challenging. But here’s some very good news: if you are an international student enrolling in Applied Mathematics at the University of Twente, you are guaranteed to receive a housing offer for the first year of your studies!
And that’s just one of the many reasons to choose the University of Twente:
- One of the highest-rated applied mathematics programmes in the Netherlands
- Strong focus on interdisciplinary and industry-driven research
- Active collaborations with the semiconductor industry
- Guaranteed housing offer for international first-year master’s students enrolling in Applied Mathematics
