BSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering

About the course

Covers electrical circuits, electromagnetism, electronics, control systems and power and industrial systems, with real-world company projects, an internship, a minor and a graduation assignment. A practical, career-focused degree at a university of applied sciences.

Entry requirements for Irish students

• The institution assesses the Irish Leaving Certificate individually and does not publish a fixed Irish requirement. Contact admissions to confirm.
• You need satisfactory grades in English, Physics and Mathematics. HAN expects maths covering equations, logarithmic and exponential functions, trigonometry and differentiation, and physics covering electrical networks (plus magnetism and mechanics for the Industrial and Power Systems specialisation). No Irish grade or level is given; admissions checks your subjects.

How to apply

1. Apply on StudielinkApply for the September 2027 intake on Studielink by 15 August 2027 (earlier is better if you need housing).
2. Upload documentsLog in to HAN’s application portal and upload your Leaving Certificate results and other documents.
3. MatchingComplete the compulsory Matching self-reflection form and choose an activity such as a 1:1 meeting or Student for a Day.
4. Pay and confirmOnce admitted, arrange tuition fee payment and check that your enrolment is complete on Studielink before the programme starts in September 2027.

Costs

• Standard Dutch EU fee: €2,694 (2026/27). The 2027/28 fee is set by the Dutch government each year (expected to be close to €2,800). You need your own Windows-capable laptop with an Ethernet port.
• EU students may be eligible for a Dutch tuition-fee loan (DUO).

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