SubjectEngineering
LevelMaster
Type of DegreeMSc
EU FeesEUR 2,314
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Complex processes require knowledge of advanced control systems. The Masters programme in Control Systems Engineering gives students an in-depth understanding of modelling and dynamic models, control theory, implementation in mechatronics, as well as professional skills. Some of them are presentation skills, mathematics, software use as well as patent and literature study.
The programme is highly rated by the engineering profession, and many companies have even set this programme as part of their in-company training.
Related large-scale industries and specialised companies all have a constant need for Control System Engineers. This need is reflected in the support systems of companies such as Shell, DNV, AkzoNobel, IPCOS, Omron and SKF, who provide trainers for HAN.
Applicants for this course need a Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline with a grade point average 2.8 or more based on a 4.0 system.
Well-trained and highly qualified technicians are in demand, especially in the field of regulatory engineering. When students have earned their Master of Science degree (16-18 months) in Control Systems Engineering from HAN University of Applied Sciences, they will be qualified to work just about anywhere in the technical sector.
Besides that, the graduates’ expertise will also be welcome in higher education, research institutes universities or in R&D departments of companies and organisations.
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