Advance your career in asset management with the Master of Engineering in Asset Integrity Management. As a practicing professional in the asset and maintenance field, you will deepen and broaden your knowledge and gain valuable leadership skills. This master’s programme comprises of three modules: Asset Management, Asset Integrity and Asset Performance and is finished by a thesis phase. Complete the entire master’s programme, or choose to follow one (or more) modules.

You can combine this part-time master’s programme with your job seamlessly. You'll collaborate with fellow professionals and you can immediately apply your newfound knowledge in the workplace. Making this programme equally valuable to you and to your employer.

Useful to know

Start September, February
Application Deadline Two weeks before start date
Course days Mondays from 1 pm until 8 pm. A few times per semester there will also be a meeting on Monday morning.
Study investment Approximately 20 hours per week
Tuition € 21930 (free from VAT)
Programme level Master of Science (MSc)
Location Koningsbergerstraat 9 Utrecht
Practical Information

Make sure you fulfil all admission requirements at the start of the programme. This means that you should live and have a valid permit to work in the Netherlands, among others.

Croho-name M Engineering
Croho-code 70051
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During the programme

Manage all assets, products and processes

Due to globalisation and international competition, both product and process development are integrated into business operations. From policy making to optimising operations. You will learn more about asset management, risk and safety management and performance management.

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After your graduation

Take the next step in your career

As you broaden and deepen your knowledge in asset management, and gain valuable leadership skills, you will be able to address greater challenges. Senior positions in profit or non-profit organisations, as well as consultancy, await you.

Online open evenings

Do you want some personal advice? Meet us online between 29 January and 7 February.

How to apply

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Admission requirements Master of Engineering

To enroll in the Master of Engineering program, you must hold a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant technical field. Additionally, you are required to have three years of relevant work experience and currently be employed in a related job in the Netherlands.

If English is not your native language, you must provide a result from an internationally recognized English proficiency test.

What's your tuition fee?

This 2 year Master's programme Engineering costs € 21,930 (VAT free). This includes study materials.

For one semester, the costs are € 6,500 (VAT free).

Why study Master of Engineering at HU?

  • Flexible modular structure

    Our 2-year programme includes 3 modules. Each module can also be taken separately and in any sequence.

  • Accredited by the Institute of Asset Management (IAM)

    HU is the first university of applied sciences recognised by IAM, enabling graduates to obtain an accredited diploma in Asset Management.

  • Use what you learn from day 1

    Each module includes individual and group project assignments, using your newly acquired knowledge for solving real problems at your workplace.

Contact us directly

Marije van Sinderen

Programme coordinator Master of Engineering
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"Thanks to the experience I gained during the Master of Engineering, I can confidently tackle future challenges."

Norbert Paffen
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"The curriculum of the Master of Engineering has enabled me to develop a valuable and applicable solution for BAM Bouw en Techniek."

Martin de Bree
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"The Master of Engineering has prepared me for the next step in my career and to start working in a more strategic manner."

Sandeep Ganesh
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