Masters involved in the graduate research programmes

The graduate research programmes of the Twente Graduate School are set up as a coherent and integrated master and doctorate course that runs over a period of five to at most six years leading to a PhD degree. A Twente Graduate Programme educates students to become researchers in fields of expertise for which high quality research is carried out at the UT. Not all master programmes are involved in graduate research programmes. For the broad range of all MSc programmmes take a glance at the graduate site.

Graduate Research Programmes:

Master of Science involved:

Advanced Optics	Applied Physics
Biomedical Technilogy and Technical Medicine
Computational Science	Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
Dependable and secure Computing	Computer Science
Ethics and Technology	Philosophy of Science, Technology and Society
Fluid Physics	Applied Physics
Governance of Knowledge and Innovation	Public Administration, European Studies, Philosophy of Science, Technology and Society
Human-centred Interaction Technologies	Human Media Interaction, Computer Science, Psychology, Communication Studies, Philosophy of Science, Technology and Society
Industrial Engineering	Applied Mathematics, Industrial Engineering and Management
Innovation and Entrepreneurship	Business Administration, Industrial Engineering and Management, TU Berlin MSc I&E
Learning in Educational and Training Settings	Educational Science and Technology , Psychology
Nano Devices and Systems
Next Generation Energy and Resources	Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Applied Physics, Sustainable Energy Technology
Novel Nanomaterials	Applied Physics, Chemical Engineering
Services Science	Computer Science, Business Information Technology
Space for Global Development
Water	Civil Engineering and Management, Water Resources and Environmental management, Master of Environmental and Energy Management
Wireless and Sensor Systems	Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Telematics, Embedded Systems