BSc Electrical Engineering

About the course

Covers digital computing, wireless communication and electronic sensors and systems, built on mathematics, physics and electromagnetism plus programming and computer systems. Teaching is project-based, with lab work on campus.

Entry requirements for Irish students

• Leaving Certificate (Established or LCVP) with at least 6 subjects and a minimum of 350 CAO points. At least 2 subjects at Higher Level H5 or better: Mathematics (or Applied Maths) and one other required subject such as Physics, Chemistry or Biology. The other 4 subjects need at least O6 or H7. English must be one of your subjects; taking English as an exam subject exempts you from a separate English test.
• Mathematics and Physics are required. In practice this means Higher Level Mathematics at H5 or better and Physics at H5 or better (the university’s rule is that at least one required science is taken at H5; Physics is the only required science here). Check with admissions if unsure.

How to apply

1. Apply on StudielinkApplications open from 1 October 2026. Register for BSc Electrical Engineering on Studielink before 1 July 2027.
2. Complete the university portalUpload your documents (school results, predicted grades, passport) in the University of Twente portal before 1 July 2027.
3. Admission decisionThe university checks your subjects and grades against the Irish requirements and may give a conditional offer based on predicted results.
4. Send final resultsUpload certified copies of your final Leaving Cert results before 1 September 2027. The programme starts on 1 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).
• EU students may be eligible for a Dutch tuition-fee loan (DUO).

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