University of Groningen

Electrical Engineering

Why study Electrical Engineering?

In the Master’s programme in Electrical Engineering, you will do innovative research and design, analyze and realize smart and novel electrical components and systems. You will be actively involved in the department’s own research program and cooperate with other R&D departments in industry, through internships and a final graduation project.

The TU/e Master’s programme in Electrical Engineering offers state-of-the-art education together with strong links with industry. Many of our part-time professors also hold positions in leading companies, helping to ensure our research and teaching remains relevant. Electrical engineering never stops and as a graduate of this Master’s programme, you can enter an innovative and managerial career.

In addition to the regular Master’s programme in Electrical Engineering, we also offer six special Master’s tracks:


This last mastertrack  focuses on designing, implementing and managing smart grids.  Students following this programme study their first year in Sweden and their second year at TU/e. As a result, they gain a double degree in the relevant master’s programme from each university.

Our tracks

The Electrical Engineering program at TU/e offers a range of specialized tracks that allow students to tailor their studies to their interests and career goals.

"TU/e’s MSc Electrical Engineering introduced me to the fast-growing photonics industry in Brainport. Now, as a TU/e PhD student, I’m designing chips to make next-gen fiber internet faster and more energy-efficient."
Quirijn van der Mark
PhD candidate after completing a Master’s in Electrical Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology

More information

You can find more information about the Electrical Engineering study programme and its tracks on the Eindhoven University of Technology website. Use the buttons below to explore further.

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