Bachelor Electrical and Electronic Engineering

At HAN University of Applied Sciences, our Bachelor in Electrical and Electronic Engineering dives right into hands-on learning from day one, so you're building real-world skills alongside the theory. You'll tackle actual industry challenges through projects like designing your own measuring equipment or an autonomous vehicle, all while collaborating in teams with classmates and pros from the field. This practical focus is powered by top-notch facilities on our Arnhem campus, including modern lecture halls, dedicated labs tied to our SEECE research center for sustainable energy innovations, and multimedia centers stocked with the resources you need to experiment and innovate.

Here are some standout ways you'll gain experiential learning specific to this program:
- Work on real-life research projects for energy sector companies at HAN's SEECE research center, tackling topics like solar power and wind energy alongside lecturers and researchers.
- Jump into group projects from year one, such as developing embedded systems, power systems, or even joining the HAN solar boat team for international races with students from other disciplines.
- Collaborate with industry partners through projects that mirror professional challenges in industrial and power systems, giving you direct exposure to top firms in Arnhem's energy hotspot.
- Access specialized labs and tools via the SEECE-linked program for hands-on work in electrical circuits, electromagnetism, electronics, and microcontrollers.
- Use modern campus facilities like multimedia centers with books, journals, and online learning platforms (including Eduroam wireless and OnderwijsOnline for digital collaboration and assignments), all at Ruitenberglaan in Arnhem.

This is your chance to graduate ready to make an impact – apply now and let's get you started on September 1, 2026! 

At HAN University of Applied Sciences, our Bachelor in Electrical and Electronic Engineering dives right into hands-on learning from day one, so you're building real-world skills alongside the theory. You'll tackle actual industry challenges in project teams with classmates and pros from the field, focusing on things like industrial and power systems—think designing your own measuring equipment or an autonomous vehicle in year one. What sets us apart is our link to the SEECE research center, where you join lecturers and researchers on cutting-edge projects for energy companies, like innovations in solar power and wind energy. And with Arnhem as an energy hotspot packed with top firms, you're collaborating with industry leaders who shape sustainable tech.

Here's how our experiential learning ramps up your engineering expertise:
- Real-life projects throughout: Work in teams on professional-grade challenges, from embedded systems to power innovations, even proposing your own ideas.
- Group teamwork from the start: Collaborate with classmates on everything from electrical circuits and microcontrollers to electromagnetism projects.
- Research at SEECE lab: Dive into designated research facilities at HAN's Sustainable Electrical Energy Center for energy transition projects like solar and wind tech.
- Industry collaborations: Partner with energy sector companies on practical assignments tied to real business needs.
- Modern campus facilities: Access labs, multimedia centers, study spaces, libraries, sports areas, and reliable Eduroam Wi-Fi at our Arnhem campus (Ruitenberglaan 29).
- Extras like solar boat team: Join interdisciplinary groups for international competitions, blending engineering with adventure.

This practical edge means you're job-ready, with grads landing roles in manufacturing, energy, and automation.