Open days: Mechanical Engineering
Do you want to learn all the ins and outs of the Saxion study programme Mechanical Engineering? Then please watch our videos and articles made by students and lecturers in which they explain all you need to know about the study programme. Look around and be inspired by what Saxion has to offer!
Digital Discovery Day (English)
Are you considering to follow this study programme in English? Great! Then you might want to sign up for our livestream in English during the next Digital Discovery Days. Please click on the link below to check upcoming dates!
Open Days (Dutch)
This study programme can also be followed in Dutch. Visit our locations during the next Open Days, or join online during our livestreams in Dutch.
Frequently asked questions about Mechanical Engineering
Mathematics is embedded within the Mechanical Engineering curriculum courses. By using this approach it will be directly clear for students how Mathematics is applied in the world of Mechanical Engineering.
There is no need for having additional knowledge on design methods or computer programs. The necessary knowledge will be educated during the courses itself.
Theoretical lessons will be alternated with practical lessons (e.g. welding or turning). As a result our students will have hands on Mechanical Engineering experience next to the obtained theoretical knowledge.
We expect that 95% of our graduates get a job directly after their graduation. Some of them already get job offers even during their studies.
The contact moments at school are approximately 20 hours a week. In addition 20 hours a week of self study is required.
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