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Eindhoven University of Technology

Eindhoven University of Technology

About Us

Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is a research-intensive technical university located in the Netherlands’ leading high-tech region. Founded in 1956, the university plays a central role in innovation, engineering research, and collaboration with industry.

Situated in Eindhoven, often referred to as the “Brainport” region of the Netherlands, TU/e maintains strong partnerships with technology companies, research institutes, and European innovation networks.

Research and Academic Focus

Eindhoven University of Technology conducts research primarily within Engineering, Technology & Computer Science, and Natural Sciences. The university is particularly recognised for its work in artificial intelligence, data science, electrical engineering, sustainable energy systems, smart mobility, advanced materials, and semiconductor technology.

Interdisciplinary research and close collaboration with industry are central to TU/e’s research model. The university actively participates in European research programmes and contributes to technological innovation addressing global challenges.

PhD and Postdoctoral Opportunities

As part of the Dutch academic system, PhD candidates at TU/e are employed as salaried doctoral researchers within structured research groups and international projects. The university regularly recruits postdoctoral researchers and faculty members within areas such as:

  • Artificial intelligence and machine learning
  • Electrical and mechanical engineering
  • Sustainable energy and climate technology
  • Applied physics and materials science
  • Data science and smart systems

Researchers interested in related academic fields may explore opportunities in:

  • Engineering
  • Technology & Computer Science
  • Natural Sciences

Academic Careers in Eindhoven

Located in one of Europe’s strongest innovation ecosystems, TU/e attracts researchers seeking academic careers at the intersection of advanced technology, applied research, and industrial collaboration.