Mechanical Engineering & Product Design
Design and build machines and products in dynamic mechanical, automotive, industrial & system design programmes, blending innovation and hands-on learning for a global tech career.
Design and build machines and products in dynamic mechanical, automotive, industrial & system design programmes, blending innovation and hands-on learning for a global tech career.
Explore our diverse study programmes, designed to equip you with theoretical insight and practical skills for a future in science, technology, or research.
Design, build and test vehicles while shaping the future of smart mobility.
Design new products from concept development, prototyping, to production and bringing a product to markets.
Turn physics into solutions by designing and building mechanical systems, machines, and structures.
Learn to design complex systems and technical interfaces for the high-tech industry.
Mechanical engineering & product design is for creators and problemsolvers. Learn how machines work and how products are designed, tested, and built from idea to prototype. Combine engineering, creativity, and technology to design the products of tomorrow: from e-bikes to robots and sustainable gadgets. Perfect for future product designers, mechanical engineers, CAD specialists, or 3D printing experts. Dream it. Design it. Build it.
The Netherlands is home to one of Europe’s most advanced tech ecosystems. Across the country, you’ll find companies offering students real-world projects, internships, and career opportunities.
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“What sets this place apart for me is the independent, project-based learning environment where you won't find traditional lectures followed by exams. Instead, you're actively building, creating, and solving real problems from day one, which has prepared me incredibly well for my career in tech."
“I really enjoy how all parts of the programme come together, especially in the 2nd-year Ecomarathon project: designing and building a vehicle from scratch and eventually racing against other student teams.”
