Course Overview

The Metropolitan Analysis, Design and Engineering program at Wageningen University is an innovative master's program focused on addressing complex urban challenges through interdisciplinary approaches. It combines engineering, design, and data analysis to develop sustainable solutions for metropolitan areas. The program emphasizes real-world application, working on live projects in collaboration with industry partners and municipalities.

Unique Features

A distinguishing aspect of this program is its location at the AMS Institute in Amsterdam, a hub for urban innovation, providing students with direct access to cutting-edge research and practical urban challenges. Students engage in hands-on projects that tackle issues like mobility, energy, and circular economy in urban settings.

Career Prospects

Graduates are well-equipped for roles in urban planning, sustainable engineering, and policy-making, often finding positions in governmental organizations, consultancy firms, and innovative startups focused on urban development.

Key Faculty and Staff

Specific faculty details are not publicly listed for this program, but the course is supported by experts from Wageningen University and its partners at the AMS Institute, including professionals in engineering, urban design, and data science.

Unique Facilities and Partnerships

The program benefits from its affiliation with the AMS Institute, a collaboration between Wageningen University, Delft University of Technology, and MIT. This partnership provides access to state-of-the-art facilities, urban living labs, and a network of industry and governmental collaborators in Amsterdam.