Technology

Faculty

The Faculty of Technology provides inspiring education and impactful research. We offer know-how and applicable solutions for the sustainable city of tomorrow.

Programmes

Our programmes respond to current challenges in the professional field. There are 6 key themes: Circular Transition, Connectivity & Mobility, Designing Future Cities, Energy Transition, Smart Industry and Technology for Life. These themes form the common thread in the professional assignments that students work on within the programmes.

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Research

At the faculty, we conduct practice-oriented research. This is how we make an impact: on education, the region, business and society. With this research, we make a substantial contribution to the professionalization and innovative strength of business and government. We focus on current societal challenges, including the transition to a sustainable, circular and viable Amsterdam Metropolitan Region.

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Centre for Applied Research on Technology

Technology and technical advancements play an important role in finding solutions for current societal challenges with regard to sustainability, climate change, liveability, accessibility and health. At the Faculty of Technology, we contribute to these efforts through applied technological research conducted by 11 research groups. The Centre for Applied Research on Technology serves as the home base for this research.

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Collaboration with the Faculty of Technology

The faculty works closely with industry and the public sector. Motivated students, teachers and researchers are happy to get in touch with you for practical cases, projects, internships and guest lectures. Or get in touch with Centre of Expertise City Net Zero, in which we work with partners on the transition to a sustainable society.

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Contact

Contact the faculty

Katrijn van der Hoek - Executive Secretary: [email protected](opent in nieuw venster); +31205951443(opent in nieuw venster)