Imaging Engineering | Online Experience Day
Curious to find out what is it like to study Imaging Engineering at Maastricht University, or do you still have questions concerning the admissions process or life in Maastricht? Join our Online Experience Day and get all of your questions answered.
During the Online Experience Day, you will have the opportunity to find out what studying Imaging Engineering is really like. You will follow a programme presentation listen to one of our professors talk about one of the projects connected to the Imaging Engineering Master. You will also meet our student ambassadors and admission advisor. Our Online Experience Day gives you an exclusive chance to find out if this programme is a match for you! The spots for the Online Experience Day are limited, so make sure to register on time.
Programme
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 13:55 | Login to our virtual class room |
| 14:00 | Word of welcome by the programme director |
| 14:05 | Short introduction about the programme and curriculum |
| 14:20 | Q&A about the programme |
| 14:35 | Break |
| 14:45 | Scientific project Imaging Engineering |
| 15:05 | Talk to a student and admissions officer |
| 15:25 | Closing by the Director of Studies |
| 15:30 | End |
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