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Elektrotechniek, taught in Dutch, or Electrical and Electronic Engineering, taught in English.

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From lab to classroom

Our research turns into lessons, demonstrators and graduates with hands-on experience.

A lecturer presents slides on enhancing laboratory learning in a lecture hall
Curriculum updates
Four photos of lessons in which lecturers present DC topics to a class
Curriculum updates
The DC kitchen, a mobile kitchen on a three-wheeler, on show at a fair
Hardware demonstrators
Students at work at lab benches full of cables and equipment
Hardware demonstrators
A student polishes a demonstrator kitchen unit in a university hall
Industry-ready graduates
A student gives a thumbs-up at a lab bench with power supplies and a circuit board
Industry-ready graduates

Recent graduation projects

  • Photo needed: Raoul Baksoellah with his Universal Charging Station1600 × 1200 · example photo shown

    Universal Charging StationRaoul Baksoellah · example photo for now

  • Photo needed: the TukTuk, for Bart Slats’ project and the MSH pages1600 × 1200 · example photo shown

    Self-sustainable TukTukBart Slats · example photo for now

  • Photo needed: Cemil Karaköz with his arc detection setup1600 × 1200 · example photo shown

    Arc detectionCemil Karaköz, winner of the E3 Royal SMIT Prize · example photo for now

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