Roos studies the Master's in Health Sciences: "I want to play a role in future healthcare."Do you wonder how you can improve the quality of public health and healthcare? "Health Sciences equips me with the knowledge and skill set to use technology in solving various healthcare problems," explains student Roos. “This way, I can optimise healthcare processes to make a difference in people's lives." In her story, Roos shares what it’s like to study the Master’s in Health Sciences at the University of Twente.
Noel studies the Master's in Water Technology: "There is still so much to figure out about water."“Life without water is impossible. Yet, we're losing a lot of fresh water due to climate change and overuse. How can we close the loop and make processes more efficient so that we don't waste water? How do we clean wastewater? I love that I’m learning to tackle these challenges.” Student Noel from Romania is studying the Master's in Water Technology at the University of Twente and gives a glimpse into her journey.
Mark studies the Master’s in Mechanical Engineering: "Designing a robot or optimising an industrial system; there is always something new to explore."How can you create smart machines? “As a mechanical engineer, you can drive innovation in any industry. Think about improving robots, aircraft, or other high-tech systems.” In this article, student Mark shares his experience studying the Master's in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Twente.
Maarten studies the Master’s in Industrial Design Engineering: "I close the gap between technical product development and marketing."How can you turn an innovative idea into a practical, market-ready solution? That’s what you’ll learn in the Master’s in Industrial Design Engineering at the University of Twente. Student Maarten explains: “You learn to make an impact by creating products that improve everyday life and contribute to sustainable practices.”
Alexey studies the Master's in Construction Management & Engineering: "I want to make construction more sustainable."“I want to leave this world better than when I came here,” student Alexey from Russia says. “The construction sector is a powerful tool for change: it accounts for 40% of global emissions.” He shares what it’s like to study the Master's in Construction Management & Engineering at the University of Twente.
Dimitrios studies the Master's in Electrical Engineering: "Societal progress depends on electrical engineering."“Electrical Engineering is crucial not just for society but for driving innovation forward,” says student Dimitrios from Greece. “Especially when it comes to automated systems like drones, robots, and AI, knowing how to design and control these systems is what’s going to push innovation.” Here’s a peek into his experience of studying the Master's in Electrical Engineering at the University of Twente.
What happens when AI interviews an Industrial Engineering & Management student?Welcome to Q&AI! A series in which we ask ChatGPT to come up with a bunch of study- and less study-related questions for our students. Lazy? Maybe. Fun? Yes. Surprising? Definitely! In this video: Charlotte, Industrial Engineering & Management student.
Tjeerd studied the Master's in Robotics: "It is so much more than the stereotypical image of humanoid robots."When you think of Robotics, you might think of human-shaped, cyber-like robots. But that does not come close to what this master's programme at the University of Twente is actually about, says student Tjeerd. So then, what is it like to study Robotics, and what kind of topics will you deal with as a student? He tells you in this article!
Hannah studies the Master’s in Interaction Technology: "I want to make technology accessible to as many people as possible."“Imagine a world where you can create anything. And here’s the question: how does your creation make a difference in people's lives? For me, that’s what technology is all about. This programme is the perfect fit for me because I can combine my love of technology with my drive to make a positive impact on people’s everyday experiences,” says student Hannah. In this article, she shares what it’s like to study the Master’s in Interaction Technology at the University of Twente.
What happens when AI interviews an Educational Science & Technology student?Welcome to Q&AI! A series in which we ask ChatGPT to come up with a bunch of study- and less study-related questions for our students. Lazy? Maybe. Fun? Yes. Surprising? Definitely! In this video: Diana, Educational Science & Technology student.
Applying for university in the Netherlands: how does it work?Have you decided to study abroad in the Netherlands? Congratulations! An exciting adventure is ahead of you. But first, it’s time to arrange the practical matters like applying for university: a time-consuming task that you want to start with early on. But how? In this article, you’ll find all you need to know about applying to the University of Twente. Are you Dutch? Then check out our Dutch article on applying for university.
Student Talk #1 - Pig legs and bionic arms: looking back at the first semesterWhat do pig legs have to do with Technical Medicine? What kind of projects do you work on as a Mechanical Engineering student? And how do you deal with stress and keep a healthy work-life balance? Check out the first episode of the podcast series Student Talk and find out how students Wisang and Marit experienced the fist semester of their studies.
What happens when AI interviews a Communication Science student?Welcome to Q&AI! A series in which we ask ChatGPT to come up with a bunch of study- and less study-related questions for our students. Lazy? Maybe. Fun? Yes. Surprising? Definitely! In this video: Nils, Communication Science student.
Social sciences at a technical university: is it really that technical?When you think of a technical university, you probably think of studies such as Civil Engineering, Computer Science or Electrical Engineering. But did you know that at the University of Twente - a technical university - you can also study social sciences?
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