Students of Hanze UAS, GroningenSensors play one of the key roles in today’s world, affecting the lives of everyone on our planet. They are required in nearly all areas and can be found in the fields of healthcare, agriculture, industry, energy, infrastructure, scientific research, and more.
The Advanced Sensor Applications (ASA) Bachelor’s programme of Hanze Institute of Technology, or HIT (the Honours College of Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Groningen), prepares specialists that are able to become tomorrow’s leaders in the field of sensor technology. Graduates of this programme use innovations for developing and implementing new sensor systems, as well as managing and maintaining their functioning, and can find a job in any area they choose.
This programme takes 4 years to complete and consists of the first foundation year, followed by a three-year main phase. Exceptional students can enrol directly into the main phase, reducing their study time by 1 year. To find details about admission requirements, finance, and scholarships available, please visit the ASA page in our ‘programmes’ section.
In 2010, the ASA programme received Honours degree status for its excellence. Therefore, all current ASA students are able to graduate with Honours. This programme also received a ‘quality stamp’ from the Keuzegids 2013 as a ‘top-rated programme’ and one of the best in the Netherlands.
These awards reflect the position of the Hanze Institute of Technology in recent national rankings. Both the Keuzegids Guide and the National Student Survey continue to place the institution and its programmes very highly, amongst the top in their categories.
Want to know more about the ASA programme? Visit the Hanze Open Day scheduled on Friday, June 21st. Ask any questions you may have and receive help from a buddy who will guide you through this event!
For more information, please visit the ASA programme page at the Hanze UAS website.
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