"Mechanical engineering constructions are all around us. You can find them, for instance, in mobile phones, production machinery, hospitals, solar panels, cars and even roller coasters. It is even present in places where you would not necessarily expect it. This bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering allows you to study a broad field that has an impact on the industry and daily life.\n\nAs a mechanical engineer, you create, design and realize new products and production processes. You also improve existing technologies. In doing so, you use the latest scientific insights and practical applications in the field of technology and automation.\n\nThe Bachelor Mechanical Engineering combines a great deal of subjects from mathematics, physics and chemistry. You study disciplines such as:\n\nA mechanical engineer is not only expected to have technological knowledge but also great creativity and innovative capacity. Since you will play a pivotal role in a project team of experts from various subject areas, you will be educated to be project-oriented during your studies and work in various project teams.\n\nAround 30% of the bachelor Mechanical Engineering contains so-called Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) projects. During these projects, you tackle real-life issues together with your project group and you are encouraged to apply your technical knowledge to solve these cases. In addition, you practice your professional skills such as presenting, deliberating and collaborating.\n\nAfter graduating, you receive your diploma Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Want to know more? Check out the Degree Structure for more information.\n\nMoving machines, they have always fascinated me. We also call this the dynamics of a system. It’s still one of the most fascinating part of my studies. But I’m also...\n\nThe field of mechanical engineering is broad and contains various disciplines. Technological developments ensure a continuous drive of innovation and progress. This offers unlimited possibilities to optimize and have an impact on the surroundings we live in."