Participating in research on alternative carbon-neutral fuels

20 September 2023 by Redactie AEA

Research into alternative CO2-neutral fuels is in full swing in HAN Automotive’s research lab. A number of Automotive students are helping out as part of their internship. Who are these students and what part of the research have they been working on? From left to right Automotive students Melchior, Robin, Stijn, Ilias and Dave The transition from internal combustion engines […]

Max tells about his internship at Tachyon Motorsport

19 September 2023 by Redactie AEA

A little while ago Max Bolk, student HAN Automotive, started his internship at Tachyon Motorsport. “My assignment is preparing a Mitsubishi Pajero from 1986 for the Dakar classic. This is a really fun project where we build the car as authentic as possible but with some modern tech to make it better.” Next to this project Max will be helping […]

Join the presentation about studying abroad!

19 September 2023 by Redactie AEA

Dear student, On Wednesday 11 October at the ACE Career Day there will be also a presentation about studying abroad. Here we provide information on how and what regarding international minors (including MGA), internships or graduation internship in a foreign country. Studying abroad has a lot of advantages! From personal development to creating an international network; all the advantages and […]

HAN Engineering and Automotive on instagram (including student teams and associations)

9 September 2023 by Redactie AEA

Do you want to know what’s going on at the HAN School of Engineering and Automotive courses AND follow the adventures of our student teams? Then check out these accounts on Instagram: Courses Automotive Elektrotechniek (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) Embedded Systems Engineering Werktuigbouwkunde (Mechanical Engineering) On these accounts, you will find lots of fun videos and photos of students working […]

Service Costs Improvement

8 September 2023 by Redactie AEA

Problem to solve in this Semester 6 project: Vanderlande currently bases its pricing on a cost+method. It wants to move to value based pricing but cannot estimate service values and associated costs. When underestimating costs Vanderlande loses money and when overestimating costs Vanderlande loses orders. Poster presentation (pdf) Source: HAN AEA