This page contains information regarding the pre-Master's programme IDE such as admission for UT and non-UT students, pre-Master's study programmes and general rules for the pre-Master's.
For further questions related to the pre-Master's, please contact the pre-master Coordinator via premastercoordinator-et@utwente.nl
Admission
ADMISSION FOR NON-UT STUDENTS
Information for Dutch university and HBO students and for international students.
ADMISSION FOR UT BACHELOR'S STUDENTS
Several technical UT Bachelor's programmes that are closely related to the IDE Bachelor’s programme provide admission to the Master's IDE if a standard pre-Master's programme of maximum 30 EC is successfully completed within 12 months. It is also possible to follow the IDE pre-Master's programme as a minor.
The list below shows which UT Bachelor's programmes grant admission to the IDE Master's programme after successfully completing the standard pre-Master's programme.
- Advanced Technology
- Biomedical Engineering
- Creative Technology
- Industrial Engineering & Management
- Mechanical Engineering
You can find the pre-Master's courses per programme's under the heading "Study progammes for UT Bachelor's".
If you have completed a UT Bachelor’s programme from another programme that is not listed here, such as University College Twente (ATLAS), there may also be possibilities to transfer to the IDE Master’s programme. However, your pre-Master's programme will be more complicated and will usually not fit in two quartiles. For more information, please contact the pre-Master Coordinator IDE (premastercoordinator-et@utwente.nl).
Study programmes for UT Bachelor's
Advanced Technology/ Electrical Engineering/ Technische Natuurkunde
Course code | Course | EC | |
Q1 | 202400379 | Design Ideation & Visualisation | 2 |
202400377 | Statics | 2 | |
202500215 | Design of Data Acquisition systems | 5 | |
202500217 | Data-driven Product Development & Interaction | 5 | |
Q2 | 202400384 | Materials and Production | 3 |
202400383 | Mechanics of Materials | 2,5 | |
202400385 | Technical Product Modelling 1 | 2 | |
202500220 | Project Multidisciplinary Product Development | 5 | |
202500222 | Value Proposition Design | 3 | |
29,5 | |||
Biomedische Technologie / Civil Engineering
Course code | Course | EC | |
Q1 | 202400378 | IDE Theoretical Context | 2 |
202400379 | Design Ideation & Visualisation | 2 | |
202500215 | Design of Data Acquisition systems | 5 | |
202500217 | Data-driven Product Development & Interaction | 5 | |
Q2 | 202400384 | Materials & Production | 3 |
202400385 | Technical Product Modelling 1 | 2 | |
202500220 | Project Multidisciplinary Product Development | 5 | |
202500221 | Market Research | 2 | |
202500222 | Value Proposition Design | 3 | |
29 | |||
Creative Technology
Course code | Course | EC | |
Q1 | 202400377 | Statics | 2 |
202000161 | Technical Product Definition | 2 | |
202500215 | Design of Data Acquisition systems | 5 | |
202500217 | Data-driven Product Development & Interaction | 5 | |
Q2 | 202400384 | Materials & Production | 3 |
202400383 | Mechanics of Materials | 2,5 | |
202500220 | Project Multidisciplinary Product Development | 5 | |
202500223 | Information management and Visualizations | 5 | |
29,5 | |||
Industrial Engineering & Management
Course code | Course | EC | |
Q1 | 202400377 | Statics | 2 |
202400379 | Design Ideation & Visualisation | 2 | |
202500215 | Design of Data Acquisition systems | 5 | |
202500217 | Data-driven Product Development & Interaction | 5 | |
Q2 | 202400383 | Mechanics of materials | 2,5 |
202000174 | Materials (self study) | 2 | |
202500223 | Information management and Visualizations | 5 | |
23,5 | |||
Mechanical Engineering
Course code | Course | EC | |
Q1 | 202400379 | Design Ideation & Visualisation | 2 |
202500215 | Design of Data Acquisition systems | 5 | |
202500217 | Data-driven Product Development & Interaction | 5 | |
Q2 | 202500221 | Market research | 2 |
202500222 | Value Proposition Design | 3 | |
202500223 | Information management and Visualizations | 5 | |
22 | |||
Rules of the pre-Master's
- The pre-master's programme starts every September
- Those who successfully complete all study components in the agreed pre-Master’s programme within twelve months after registering for the pre-Master’s programme are admitted to the Master’s programme
- There is a maximum of one re-sit per course
- Students who are unable to complete a pre-Master’s programme successfully are not re-admitted to a pre-Master’s programme in a following study year.
Practical information
Pre-Master's finished: what to do?
- Students who will finish the pre-Master's at the end of quartile two (January), should apply for the Master's programme through Osiris.
- Students who will finish the pre-Master's at a later stage, should inform the pre-Master coordinator as soon as they have received their final grade. The coordinator will inform the student administration that the student should be enrolled in the Master's programme.