IB Pathways
Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Hanze University of Applied Sciences · Netherlands

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Design, build and programme electronic solutions in hands-on projects for real clients, specialising from year 3 in Mechatronics, Sensors & Smart Systems or Energy & Power Electronics.

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Where
GroningenNetherlands
Degree
BSc
Length
4 years
Taught in
English
Starts
Autumn 2027
Apply by
15 August 2027
Admission
Open to all who qualify
EU/EEA fee
€2,7712027/28 statutory fee
More facts
Degree
BSc
Length
4 years
Taught in
English
Starts
Autumn 2027

Deadlines

  1. 21 November 2026

    On-campus Open Day
    DetailsSource
  2. 1 December 2026*

    Create your Studielink account
    Your own plan
    Details

    Not an official deadline. With a Dutch address you log in with DigiD, which the government says takes about five days. Without one you upload a scan or photo of your passport or EU identity card and Studielink verifies it automatically. Either way, do it well before 15 January.

    Source
  3. 15 August 2027

    General application deadline, EU students (September 2027 start)
    Hard deadline
    DetailsSource
All dates for this programme (2 more)
  1. 13 February 2027

    On-campus Open Day
    DetailsSource
  2. 6 July 2027*

    IB results released
    Details

    Both Dutch deadlines fall well before this. How a conditional place pending results is handled is set by each institution; ask yours.

    Source

* Last year’s date, not yet confirmed.

Every date in the Netherlands

What it is

The first two years cover analogue and digital electronics, embedded programming, PLCs, robotics, data communication, drive systems and control systems, taught through hands-on projects for real clients, workshops at Van Doorenveste and the Hanze Makerspace. Year three includes an internship and the degree ends with a graduation project at a company or organisation. In years three and four you choose Mechatronics, Sensors & Smart Systems, or Energy & Power Electronics, and can take minors or study abroad. Graduates work as electrical, automation, embedded software, hardware or mechatronics engineers, with employers such as ASML and Philips, or continue to a master such as Smart Systems Engineering.

What you need

  • Any IB MathsHanze sets no IB level.
Requirements in full

Every IB applicant at Hanze

The IB Diploma meets the HAVO-level entry for 4-year programmes and counts as VWO-level for the 3-year ones. It also exempts you from the English test.

Where it says so

Check it on hanze.nl

How places are decided

    • Everyone eligible is admitted
    Not selective: meet the requirements and you are admitted. EU/EEA: apply in Studielink by 15 August. Applying from May on, a non-binding Study Choice Check is compulsory.
Sources (2)
  1. Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Hanze — checked 2026-09-25
  2. IB applicants at Hanze

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