The EEMCS master programmes

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Bridging programme
Honours Programme Delft

Master Applied Mathematics

The objective of the MSc programme in Applied Mathematics is to provide its students with a thorough knowledge of applicable mathematics and to develop their expertise in applying the methods and tools of mathematics to problems in science and engineering.

Master Computer & Embedded Systems Engineering

In the TU Delft Master of Science Programme Computer & Embedded Systems Engineering you will learn to combine knowledge about both the electrical engineering field and the compute sience field. The programme is unique in providing a holistic view of electronic system design.

Master Computer Science

This master programme is built on the strengths and innovative power of our research groups. It will provide students with the flexibility to focus on ‘Data Science and Technology’ and/or ‘Software Technology’, while giving them a broad basis so that they will be equipped to continue innovation in the future.

Master Data Science and AI Technology

The Data Science and AI Technology (DSAIT) master's programme focuses both on AI and data science, including data management, as AI components and systems are often data-driven.

Master Electrical Engineering

We offer four different tracks: Electrical Power Engineering, Microelectronics, Wireless Communications and Sensing, and Signals & Systems.

You can also choose the European Wind Energy Master.

MSc Quantum Information Science & Technology

Get in-depth and combined knowledge from the four disciplines (quantum) physics, mathematics, electrical engineering, and computer science in order to be enable to stay at the forefront of fundamental knowledge of quantum technology and develop practical applications in the field.

Master Sustainable Energy Technology

Sustainable Energy Technology include renewable energy sources and technologies designed to improve energy efficiency. A transition to Sustainable Energy is necessary to meet the global demand for energy and address the threat of climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions.