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Shape the future of high-tech systems
After graduation, you will be prepared to contribute to the design and development of advanced systems at leading high-tech companies such as ASML, Philips, or VDL. Systems Engineering graduates are equipped to manage and integrate complex, multidisciplinary systems, making them ideal for roles in large firms where coordination across multiple teams and components is essential. Precision Engineering graduates bring deep technical expertise in high-precision mechanics and mechatronics, allowing them to take on specialized roles in product development, prototyping, and optimization, often overseeing detailed design processes. Whether in large corporations or smaller high-tech firms, your skills in system design, analysis, and project execution will enable you to lead innovation, improve system performance, and make a tangible impact on cutting-edge technology.
After graduation you can start your career as a:
As a system architect, you’ll design and integrate complex systems at companies like ASML, ensuring all components work together efficiently.
In the role of a product developer, you’ll oversee the entire development process, especially in smaller tech firms, leading projects from concept to completion.
Working as an R&D engineer, you’ll focus on innovating and enhancing system components, driving technological advances at companies like Philips.
As a control systems engineer, you’ll specialise in configuring and optimising control systems, ensuring machinery functions at peak performance.
In the role of innovation manager, you’ll lead the creation and implementation of new technologies, managing projects that push the boundaries of high-tech innovation.
Wondering what's to come after applying for this programme? Go over the entire admission process.
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