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Linköping Municipality, Sweden

  • Engineering and Technology
  • Master of Science
  • 120 credits
  • On campus
  • English

A master's programme that develops problem-solvers with a holistic view of product development for a sustainable society. After mandatory first-semester courses, students choose one of five specialisations, including applied mechanics, engineering materials and mechatronics.

Istanbul, Turkey

  • Engineering and Technology
  • Ph.D.
  • English

Doctoral programme in electrical and electronics engineering conducted entirely in English, aimed at independent research. Candidates take at least seven elective courses (21 local credits, 240 ECTS) alongside a non-credit seminar and dissertation research, and sit a qualifying examination before the dissertation.

Istanbul, Turkey

  • Engineering and Technology
  • M.Sc.
  • English

Thesis-based master's programme in electrical and electronics engineering, run entirely in English. Students complete at least seven elective graduate courses (21 local credits, 120 ECTS) plus a seminar and thesis research, supervised by an appointed advisor; up to three electives may come from other engineering departments.

Trondheim municipality, Norway

  • Engineering and Technology
  • Master's degree
  • 2 years
  • English

An engineering master's taught at the Ålesund campus that combines mechanics, electronics and programming to design and build intelligent, automated machines. Students choose between a Robotics and Intelligent Systems track and a Marine Autonomous Systems track.

Bucharest, Romania

  • Engineering and Technology
  • Bachelor's degree
  • English

A bachelor programme of the Faculty of Engineering in Foreign Languages, listed with English and French language versions. It covers fluid mechanics, power engineering, environmental engineering, structural mechanics, materials and robotics, and prepares graduates for design, production, maintenance, quality and safety roles.

Aachen, Germany

  • Engineering and Technology
  • M.Sc.
  • 4 semesters (120 ECTS)
  • English

An interdisciplinary English-language master's program run with the medical faculty as coordinator. Core areas include tissue engineering, medical imaging, materials science and artificial organs, followed by an internship after the second semester and a thesis in the fourth.

Aachen, Germany

  • Engineering and Technology
  • B.Sc.
  • 7 semesters (210 ECTS)
  • German, English

An interdisciplinary bachelor's program that combines mechanical engineering, simulation technology, computer science and mathematics. After a broad foundation, students pick one of six career fields from the fifth semester, such as energy technology, materials science or flow and combustion.

Paris, France

  • Engineering and Technology
  • Master's degree
  • 2 years
  • English

Two-year programme on modelling and numerical simulation of fluids and solids, run with La Sapienza in Rome and the MOX department of Politecnico di Milano. Students can take a local degree or a double degree with one of the two Italian partners.

Vienna, Austria

  • Engineering and Technology
  • Dipl.-Ing.
  • 4 semesters (120 ECTS)
  • English

An interfaculty master's programme offered by the informatics and electrical engineering faculties. It gives a broad, science-based education focused on circuit design, embedded systems and cyber-physical systems and their application areas.

Kongens Lyngby, Denmark

  • Engineering and Technology
  • BSc
  • English

An interdisciplinary bachelor built on mathematics, physics and chemistry, with design-build projects in which students work across disciplines on real problems. The cohort is international, with roughly 60 percent of students from abroad.

Madrid, Spain

  • Engineering and Technology
  • Master's degree
  • 120 ECTS credits
  • On campus
  • Spanish, English

A professionally oriented 120-credit master's from the telecommunications engineering school, giving advanced training in information and communication technologies. The page says part of the first-year compulsory courses are taught in English.