How to select master programs in the Netherlands and Belgium?

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Member since 20 March 2014

yoki_observerMember20 March 2014 07:48:05

Hi, Everyone.
I am a Chinese student major in microelectronics.I want to get some info about how should I choose master programs in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Recently, I got master admissions from three universities. They are TU Delft(Microelectronics), TU Eindhoven (Electrical Engineering) , KU Leuven (Electrical Engineering). Which university is the best choice?
What's more, how is the Integrated Circuit industry in the Netherlands and Belgium? As far as I know, the first two year work experience is of vital importance to a man's career in my home country.The work experience overseas is a great advantage for me to get a job in China. I am wondering that does the companies in the Netherlands and Belgium want to hire a foreigner who only owns a master degree of these three universities to work in there several years?
Might some guy give me some advice about this issue?
Thanks a lot.

Primadonna Jordan Expert

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PrimadonnaJordan Expert20 March 2014 16:18:43

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Hi Yoki,

Welcome on board.

Unfortunately I can't help you with this but I hope that are some other members who can enlighten you on this subject.
Just maybe a small hint: did you visit their website?

Good luck with your search.

yoki_observer Member

Member since 20 March 2014

yoki_observerMember20 March 2014 21:59:37

Their website? You means other guys websites or universities websites?
Thank you for your reply~

Primadonna Jordan Expert

Member since 03 August 2012

Jordan & Netherlands Expert

PrimadonnaJordan Expert21 March 2014 05:47:23

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One of your questions was which university is the best. To compare you can visit their website.

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