Overview

The Science and Technology of Nuclear Fusion programme from Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) integrates applied physics, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering into a cohesive curriculum tailored to the practical goals of fusion research and technology development. Beyond technical expertise, you will gain experience in international, interdisciplinary teams, with a strong focus on the societal and ethical aspects of fusion energy.

After graduation

• The Master in Science and Technology of Nuclear Fusion offers excellent preparation for a career in the exciting and rapidly growing field of fusion energy. 

• As efforts expand beyond the ITER project, startups are driving innovation, and governments are increasing their focus on fusion, creating a high demand for engineers and researchers. 

• To move this transformative energy source forward, professionals need a strong understanding of fusion science and technology, as well as its importance to society.