Product, Process and Equipment Design | PPED
Engineering Doctorate | EngD
What is EngD Process, Product and Equipment Design | PPED?
The Product, Process and Equipment Design programme is an advanced-level training programme that trains and educates MSc graduates to become certified designers.This EngD programme lets you acquire and develop your product and process design skills while working on real design challenges for and with our partners. You will be solving challenges in the energy transition, circular economy and health & nutrition fields.
Successful trainees are awarded the degree of Engineering Doctorate (EngD) and may add the abbreviation EngD to their professional title. The EngD diplomas are registered with The Royal Netherlands Society of Engineers KIVI (Koninklijk Instituut van Ingenieurs) The Netherlands
Admission and Application
The post-MSc design programme "Product, Process and Equipment Design" has only 12 to 14 openings for EngD trainees per year, which means admission is highly selective.
Industry
Our interaction with industry is essential. The programme prepares trainees for an industrial career, and usually half of the traineeship is spent working in industry or on an industry-related project. Our organisation has an industrial advisory board, and the design projects and our graduates are highly respected by industries in the Netherlands and abroad.
More detailed information on industries that collaborate with TU Delft and the EngD programme can be found here for industries who are interested in a collaboration with TU Delft and the EngD programme.
Testimonials
Marianna Kaloutsi from Greece, Product Development Engineer at Technip Energies
By the end of my master’s degree in chemical engineering, I was looking into options to further widen my engineering skillset and prepare as best as possible for the real-life world of engineering. Once I encountered the EngD program of Process and Equipment Design at TU Delft, I had no second thoughts about what I wanted to do to conclude my academic journey and, at the same time, kick-start my professional one. Read her story.
