Master's programmes

Be unique. Let's grow together.

Our society has a great need for people who can connect thinking and acting. To immediately test the feasibility of a new idea, for example. Master's programmes at Saxion focus on this connecting function. An extra degree, lasting one to two years. Would you like to deepen your knowledge and skills after obtaining your bachelor's degree? Or looking to boost your professional career? Saxion offers several international master's programmes that link theory and practice together. 

About our master's programmes

We train young professionals to start their careers from an excellent position and working professionals to deepen their knowledge and skills. At our University of Applied Sciences, master's programmes are practice-oriented. You are involved in both exploring new possibilities and making them applicable. That is the big difference with the purely theoretical, Research University master's. After completing your professional master's at Saxion, you will obtain an internationally recognised degree as a MA, MBA or MSc, just like with a university master's degree.

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All Saxion's Master's programmes

Master Applied Nanotechnology

Master of Science in Applied Nanotechnology

The Master of Science in Applied Nanotechnology is unique in the Netherlands. The most distinguishing feature is its focus on the development of innovative micro- and nanotechnology-based products and applications. The fusion of elements from biology, chemistry, electrical engineering and physics results in nanotechnological materials and devices with unprecedented properties. The programme only starts in September and is taught entirely in English.

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Master of Business Administration (MBA)

The MBA-programme prepares managers for organisation-wide leadership and decision-making. The programme approaches leadership development thematically. Personal development and coaching is a key theme to help you understand your value in the market and to develop plans to optimise your potential.

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Facility and Real Estate Management

Our society faces major challenges in terms of sustainability of the built environment and the anticipation on technological developments. Think of data analytics, AI, and IoT. As a consequence, the increasingly dynamic market is less predictable, more complex, and creates change in a high pace. This calls for more agility in real estate planning and enables new business models to emerge in order to meet the need for flexibility, such as real estate-as-a-service and pay-per-use in facility management. We prepare future professionals by means of hard and soft skills for these complex strategic issues that require an integrated and interdisciplinary approach.

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Master ICT: Software Engineering

Become a leading software specialist who can tackle complex software-related problems from design to realisation and management. The program closely mirrors real-life practice, as you’ll be working directly with the professional field. Innovative and disruptive technologies call for people like you to take them to a next level.

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Innovative Textile Development

The Master in Innovative Textile Development trains you to become an expert in textile innovation and after graduation, you hold a Master of Science degree. The unique feature is a focus on innovation in textiles in the broadest sense: both technical textiles and textiles for clothing. With this, it provides a unique master programme in the Netherlands and Western Europe. It will give an excellent springboard to the international textile market.

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Master of Arts in Management (MA)

The Master of Arts in Management programme is for managers who wish to pursue studies at a higher level by adding a specialisation. Students build on their knowledge from the work environment and previous learning, whilst developing a critical theoretical perspective which will inform their own developing Management practice.

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New programme coming: Master GRACE

GRACE stands for Gamified Reality Applications for Real-world Challenges and Experiences. This master's program focuses on teaching the art and science of Extended Reality (XR) and gamification. The content of the GRACE programme is taught in three countries at three universities. You will spend the first semester in Austria, the second semester in the Netherlands and the third semester in Latvia.
Learn more about the Master GRACE

FAQ

A master's degree expands your horizons. Every master's student has his or her own motivation for taking an extra course of study. To name a few:

  • Your extensive expertise makes you a specialist in your field.
  • You play a key role by exploring and realising improvements (to an existing service, product or process, possibly within your own organisation).
  • You get to know yourself and your key qualities better; ready to claim your position within an organisation.

Learn here what's the difference between an applied master's degree and an academic master's degree.

As a University of Applied Sciences, we want to deliver professionals who are ready for the rapidly changing world. Our education is closely related to this. 

Even during your master's you'll be working with people from the business and research world. You'll exchange ideas about the impact of innovations in your field. You'll explore the meaning of your profession for society or, for example, the role of people in a technological world. 

If you have a completed bachelor's degree, you can take a master's degree. This bachelor's has to be connected to the field of study of the master's. For a number of master's, you first need work experience before you can start with the master's. So if you already work in a certain field and you want to deepen your knowledge, you can take a part-time master's course in addition to your work. In this way, you can directly apply what you have learned in practice.

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