Master en Sciences en Systèmes d'Ingénierie: Master des Systèmes Automobiles

Master of Science in Engineering Systems: Master of Automotive Systems

Although mobility is crucial to the global economy, it has also contributed to rising CO2 emissions. We need creative solutions that combine mobility requirements with sustainable, social and technical developments. Finding these solutions requires highly-trained and innovative professionals. Study Automotive Systems at HAN University of Applied Sciences and become an authority on cleaner, safer and smarter vehicles.

Location: Arnhem Duration: 1.5 years (full-time) Degree: Master of Science Course start: September

Domains

HAN University of Applied Sciences offers education in the following domains: education, social studies, commerce, communication, business administration, law, economics, engineering, built environment, applied sciences, IT and communication, health, nursing , and sports and exercise . Students can choose from a total of 65 Bachelors and exchange courses and 21 Masters courses .

Renowned institutes

At HAN theory and practice go hand in hand, giving students not only the theoretical knowledge but also the skills and experience to deal with real issues in practice. The strength of our curriculum is the combination of practice-oriented components with applied research, a feature that is incorporated into all the programs. We train students to become self-confident, empowered individuals who look beyond borders and are equipped to innovate their profession. This requires an interdisciplinary perspective that stimulates learning and innovation. We aim for maximum personal impact and social innovation. And offer a springboard to a meaningful future.

Quality

HAN offers high-quality education and an environment in which studying is inspiring, innovative and international. We invest a great deal in fostering the relationship between students and teaching staff in their individual learning situations. We do this together with our partners in learning communities, professional field and research groups.