MSc in Educational Science and Technology

Postgraduate Entry Requirements

Academic Qualifications: Applicants for postgraduate programs typically require a minimum academic achievement of 75% or above in their bachelor's degree.

English Language Proficiency:

• IELTS: Overall band score of  6.5 or 7.0 with a minimum of 6.0 in each component.
• TOEFL: Overall score of 90 or higher.

Standardized Test Requirements

• GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test): GMAT score of 600 is often required.

The University of Twente (UT) offers various scholarship opportunities for international students to help finance their education and living expenses in the Netherlands. These scholarships are designed to attract talented students from around the world and provide them with financial support to pursue their undergraduate or postgraduate studies at the university. 

University of Twente Scholarships (UTS): The University of Twente Scholarships (UTS) are highly competitive merit-based scholarships available to students from non-EU/EEA countries who are applying for a Master’s program at the university. These scholarships are intended to cover part of the tuition fees and living expenses for the duration of the program. The amount of the scholarship varies, and it can range from €3,000 to €25,000 per year, depending on the student’s program and the scholarship type. To be eligible, students must have an excellent academic record and meet the admission requirements for their chosen program.

Holland Scholarship: The Holland Scholarship is a national scholarship program funded by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science in collaboration with Dutch research universities, including the University of Twente. This scholarship is available to international students from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) who are applying for a Master’s program at UT. The Holland Scholarship provides a one-time award of €5,000 to help with tuition fees or living costs. The scholarship is awarded for the first year of study, and students can apply for it once they have been admitted to a Master's program at the university.

Orange Tulip Scholarship (OTS): The Orange Tulip Scholarship (OTS) is a Dutch government-sponsored program aimed at providing scholarships to international students from specific countries, including China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Russia, South Korea, and Vietnam, among others. UT participates in the OTS program, and selected students can receive a scholarship that covers part of the tuition fees for their Master’s degree. The OTS scholarship is offered in collaboration with the Dutch embassies and institutions in various countries.

Kipaji Scholarship: The Kipaji Scholarship is a special award given by the University of Twente to outstanding international students with excellent academic achievements. This scholarship is typically available for students from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East who are applying for a Master’s program. The Kipaji Scholarship covers tuition fees, living expenses, and other costs related to studying abroad, providing a comprehensive financial aid package to deserving students.

Additional Scholarships for Specific Programs: In addition to the general scholarships mentioned above, the University of Twente also offers specific scholarships for students pursuing certain Master's programs. These scholarships are often offered in collaboration with academic departments or external organizations and can cover partial or full tuition fees. 

Graduates of the MSc in Educational Science and Technology from the University of Twente have a wide range of career opportunities in both the education and technology sectors. The program equips students with the skills to design and implement innovative educational solutions, integrate technology in various learning environments, and improve educational outcomes.

Instructional Designer: Graduates can work as instructional designers, developing educational programs, materials, and curricula that integrate technology to enhance learning. They may work for schools, universities, or corporate training departments.

E-Learning Specialist: E-learning specialists focus on creating online courses and digital learning environments. These professionals design, develop, and implement e-learning modules and platforms for educational institutions, businesses, and government organizations.

Educational Technologist: This role involves using technology to improve educational practices and learning environments. Educational technologists work with schools and universities to integrate new tools, systems, and platforms to enhance teaching and learning.

Learning Analyst: Learning analysts apply data analytics to assess and improve learning outcomes. Graduates in this role analyze the effectiveness of educational interventions and use data to inform the development of more efficient learning strategies.

Educational Consultant: Many graduates pursue careers as consultants, advising educational institutions or government bodies on how to integrate technology into their systems. They help organizations select the right tools, develop strategies for implementation, and evaluate educational programs.

Researcher in Educational Technology: Graduates can work as researchers in educational technology, conducting studies to explore new technologies, methods, and strategies in the field of education. They may work at universities, research institutes, or within the private sector.

Project Manager in Education and Technology: Project managers in this field lead teams that develop, implement, and evaluate educational technology projects. They ensure that these projects meet the specific needs of the educational institutions they serve, such as developing software or managing large-scale digital learning platforms.

Corporate Trainer: Graduates can work in corporations, designing and delivering training programs that integrate educational technologies to enhance employee learning and development. This includes designing online training programs or managing learning management systems (LMS).

Policy Advisor for Education: Graduates with an interest in educational policy can work as advisors or analysts for governments, NGOs, or think tanks. They develop strategies and policies to integrate technology into educational systems and assess their effectiveness in improving outcomes.

Product Manager in EdTech: As a product manager in the educational technology industry, graduates manage the development of new products, such as educational apps, platforms, or tools, that aim to improve learning processes. They ensure these products meet the needs of educators, learners, and administrators.

Technology Integration Specialist: This role involves supporting schools and universities in integrating technology into their curricula and classrooms. Graduates may work with educators to introduce new digital tools, provide training, and optimize existing learning environments.

University Lecturer or Teacher: Some graduates may pursue careers in academia, teaching subjects related to educational science, technology, and pedagogy. They may lecture on the design of educational programs, technology integration in education, or e-learning strategies.