Study Engineering in Europe
403 English-taught Engineering programmes in Europe (mechanical, electrical, energy, chemical and industrial engineering): tuition fees for non-EU students, deadlines and official links.
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Advanced Materials
Biomaterials Science and Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Energy and Environmental Sciences
Industrial Engineering and Management
Smart and Green Energy Systems
Systems and Control
Bachelor of Science in Circular Engineering
Health Food Innovation Management
Master Biobased Materials
Master Sustainability Science, Policy and Society
Bachelor Live Electronics
Master Live Electronics
Additive Manufacturing for Full Flexibility (EIT), Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)
Advanced Materials for Innovation and Sustainability (EIT Raw Materials), Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)
Automation and Electrical Engineering, Double degree application for partner university students, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)
Automation and Electrical Engineering, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)
Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)
Chemical Engineering, Bachelor of Science and Master of Science (Technology) (3+2 yrs)
Chemistry and Materials Science, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)
Computer Engineering, Bachelor of Science and Master of Science (Technology) (3+2 yrs)
Digital Systems and Design, Bachelor of Science and Master of Science (Technology) (3+2 yrs)
Doctoral Programme in Chemical Engineering (4 yrs)
Doctoral Programme in Electrical Engineering (4 yrs)
Doctoral Programme in Engineering (4 yrs)
Electronics and Nanotechnology, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)
Energy Conversion and Computational Engineering, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)
Energy Production, Economics and Sustainability, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)
Energy Systems and Markets, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)
Fees are for students from outside the EU/EEA (including Pakistan) per academic year. Programme data comes from official national study portals (Finland: Studyinfo.fi; Sweden: Susa-navet open data from Skolverket and UHR; Netherlands: DUO Open Onderwijsdata, CC BY) and university websites; always confirm the fee, entry requirements and deadline on the official programme page before you apply.