Tim Ottema
Project manager Energy Learning Activities
If you are a student at Hanze UAS, various energy minors and masters are available that lead you to obtain 30 ECTS of interdisciplinary energy education. The educational programme is divided into three subject areas: Business, Society and Technology. Every programme has its own required spread of ECTS between the subject areas. You attend courses in your own and other fields by a required spread of (at least) 30 ECTS. If the examples below are not suited to your situation, see our FAQ for more information or contact Daan Joppe (d.j.w.joppe@pl.hanze.nl).
Bachelor – Electrical Engineering – Major Elektronica (Dutch)
Required distribution: 20 ECTS Technical, 5 ECTS Society and 5 ECTS Business.
Follow the courses:
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Add 10 Energy Learning Activities to obtain the Energy Academy Certificate.
Bachelor – Communication
Required distribution: 5 ECTS Technical, 20 ECTS Society and 5 ECTS Business
Follow the courses:
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Add 10 Energy Learning Activities to obtain the Energy Academy Certificate.
Bachelor – Finance & Control
Required distribution: 5 ECTS Technical, 5 ECTS Society and 20 ECTS Business
Follow the courses:
Add 10 Energy Learning Activities to obtain the Energy Academy Certificate.
Bachelor – Mechanical Engineering
Required distribution: 20 ECTS Technical, 5 ECTS Society and 5 ECTS Business
Follow the courses:
Add 10 Energy Learning Activities to obtain the Energy Academy Certificate.
By following education related to the energy transition, you may be eligible for a certificate. This can be done in the following ways:
Students of the following programmes meet the above conditions:
For tailor-made advice on how to implement energy education outside your own domain, Daan Joppe (d.j.w.joppe@pl.hanze.nl), coordinator of energy routes at ENTRANCE, can be contacted.
Another possibility to obtain the EAE Energy Certificate is to follow one of the following energy-related minors in the elective space (please note, sometimes there are admission requirements for a minor):
As a student, you also need to follow at least 10 learning activities of New Energy Academy.
For tailor-made advice on how to implement energy education outside your own domain, Daan Joppe (d.j.w.joppe@pl.hanze.nl), coordinator of energy routes at ENTRANCE, can be contacted.
Innovation assignments
A student can also shape his/her energy route in a multidisciplinary research team, within one of the ENTRANCE Learning Communities and/or lectorates, in which he/she collaborates with students from the two domains other than his/her own.
This option can only be established in consultation with the programme management of the ENTRANCE Learning Communities (entrancelc@org.hanze.nl).
Multidisciplinary energy transition gradution research
A student who has done a graduation research at an external company or organization – on the theme of energy transition – and has looked at the issue from different disciplines, can submit his/her graduation research for assessment to the team of the ENTRANCE Learning Communities, who will assess it for multidisciplinarity. The graduation programme must have a size of at least 30 EC and the student must also follow at least 10 learning activities of New Energy Academy.
Project manager Energy Learning Activities