Utrecht University of Applied Sciences - Masters Design & Engineering

Curious which programme suits you best? Visit our stand at the Study Choice Fair. We'd be happy to tell you more and answer all your questions. See you there!

Master Next Level Engineering
Are you an ambitious engineering graduate looking for a new challenge? Our one-year, English-taught Master's in Next Level Engineering could be the perfect fit. You'll learn to tackle complex engineering challenges while applying emerging technologies and collaborating with fellow students. The programme is project-based, with students working together in learning teams. You'll deepen your expertise in areas such as Data Science, Systems Engineering, and Complex Systems & Organizations. Read more on our website.

Master of Engineering in Maintenance & Asset Management
Are you ready to advance your career in the built environment, civil engineering or industry? Want to stay ahead in an increasingly competitive international market? This part-time master's programme helps experienced professionals broaden and deepen their expertise. From strategic policy to day-to-day operations, you'll gain advanced knowledge of business operations, risk management and asset management, enabling you to create greater value in your organisation. Read more on our website.

Master Urban and Area Development
Are you involved in urban renewal and area development? This master's programme prepares you to guide and lead complex urban transformation processes. You'll explore themes such as sustainable area development, the application of technical innovations, data collection and analysis, stakeholder collaboration, and strategic decision-making. The programme equips you with the knowledge and skills to shape the cities and regions of the future. Read more on our website.

We will also be present at the study choice fair with some of our bachelor's programmes within the technical domain. How about Industrial Engineering or Mechanical Engineering, or are you more interested in Built Environment, Electrical Engineering, or Energy & Sustainable Development?