Training programmes

Explore five dynamic learning programmes covering every stage of the systems engineering lifecycle - from requirements and architecture to verification and integration. Each programme complements the others, building a holistic understanding of systems thinking and preparing you for the challenges of the high-tech industry.

System Architecting

Master the principles of architecture and understand how business and technology decisions shape complex high-tech systems. Available in online, blended, or face-to-face formats for flexible learning.
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Systems Integration

Master the art of integrating complex systems through collaboration and structured processes. Flexible formats with real-world cases and team coaching.
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Systems & Leadership

Enhance leadership and architecting skills through a 9-month, multi-company program with real business cases and senior stakeholder engagement.
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Systems Engineering Fundamentals

Learn the core principles and methods for designing and integrating complex systems. Flexible formats with real-world cases and team coaching.
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Systems Design

Learn to design functional subsystems and modules within complex high-tech systems. This 3-month program combines theory, real-world cases, and team coaching - available online, hybrid, or face-to-face.
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In-company

In-company training refers to structured learning programs delivered within an organization, tailored to its specific goals, processes, and culture.

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Driving excellence together

TNO-ESI combines deep research expertise with practical industry experience. Our team of 35 researchers, doctors, and professors works side-by-side with partners four days a week in an “industry-as-a-lab” in order to make an impact that matters for industry as well as academia. Alongside technical expertise, we collaborate with seasoned facilitators and partners to strengthen leadership and interpersonal competencies. Our mission is clear: empower technical professionals to thrive in the complexity of modern high-tech systems.