Bachelor's Degree in Electronics - Electronics

Course Overview

The program began to address a growing demand for skilled hardware and embedded software technicians in Central Europe. Over its operational history, the track expanded from general electrical maintenance into micro-architecture design, Internet of Things (IoT) hardware, and automated manufacturing systems. Graduates have successfully designed circuit solutions, autonomous robotics platforms, and biomedical equipment. The curriculum adapts to match hardware design tools used by modern technology firms. This focus ensures direct graduate employment within tech sectors across Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, and international markets.

General Eligibility

• Secondary School Diploma: Applicants must hold a diploma granting access to higher education in their home country (equivalent to the Flemish Secondary Education certificate).

• Application Process: Apply directly through the Thomas More online application portal. Submit official academic transcripts, language test scores, a copy of your passport, and a motivation statement. Applications open in October for the following September intake.

• Scholarships: Thomas More offers limited tuition fee reductions for non-EEA students based on academic achievement. Grants such as the Master Mind Scholarship (for postgraduate studies) exist at regional levels, while standard federal student aid applies to qualifying local/EEA students.

Part Time Work Details

International non-EEA students can work up to 20 hours per week during normal term times with a valid student residence permit, and full-time during official school holiday periods. EEA students face no work hour restrictions.

Language Requirement

• Proof of English proficiency requires meeting one of the following minimum thresholds:

  • IELTS: Overall band score of at least 6.0

  • TOEFL iBT: Minimum total score of 79

  • PTE Academic: Minimum overall score of 59

  • Duolingo English Test: Minimum score of 110-115