ILI Master Education
As part of the graduate school ILI offers lighting related courses that are available for students from various disciplines. Students can choose these courses as specialisation electives and other elective courses in addition to the core courses of their program. You can find an overview of the courses offered in the regular programme here. If you are interested, please register yourself in time for the course through Osiris. The course code links to the specific page in Osiris containing all information.
COURSES
Bachelor courses Lighting | Department |
Physics of light and Lighting Design (7HK30) | Built Environment |
Liberation of Light technical Project (7HK40) | Built Environment |
Secret Life of Light USE project (USE) (0HAUA0) | Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences |
Light & Experience (USE) (0HEUA0) | Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences |
Advancing light for human functioning (USE) (0HSUA0) | Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences |
Advancing light for human functioning - entrepreneurship in Lighting (0BTE00) | Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences |
Innovation space Bachelor End Project (ISBEP) | Innovation Space |
Internships, Design Projects and Thesis Projects
Students wanting to do an internship, design project or thesis project in the domain of intelligent lighting can contact Elke den Ouden. She will help find a position either related to research in the Intelligent Lighting Institute, one of the projects of the student team for lighting Team IGNITE, or at a company or public organisation.
ILI Master Certificate ‘Intelligent Lighting Design’
ILI is currently setting up a Master Certificate Program ‘Intelligent Lighting Design’. This multidisciplinary program offers a challenge based approach to engineering and designing intelligent lighting solutions. This program will be accessible to all TU/e graduate students, and is specifically of interest to students of Built Environment, Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science and Industrial Design. We expect to be able to start the programme in the academic year 2023-2024. If you are interested, please inform Mariëlle Aarts.