Become the Creative Engineer of the Future
The BeCreative Minor is a project-based technology-oriented minor, offering a unique mix of unforgettable experiences, technical challenges, and creative design methods. Learn the skills of tomorrow. Discover your strengths. And become The Creative Engineer of the Future. Companies need innovation; combining creativity and technology enables you to develop innovative products.
The Minor
BeCreative is the technology-focused Minor program with starting moments in February and August. We are located in Brainport Eindhoven, The Netherlands, the place to be for (future) engineers in high-tech and innovation.
In 20 weeks of intensive project-based learning, you’ll discover what it takes to develop a challenging prototype from scratch.
Participants say:
“This minor is an amazing experience that changed my view on technology projects forever”
“I learned how to do the right (innovative) project, rather than doing a project right.”
It’s an amazing way of learning by doing, designing and building without old-school exams. And this started in the first week with the Creativity Bootcamp designed and lead by Peter Torpey from the famous Media Lab of MIT Boston.
After that the real game is on: for 19 weeks you can fully focus on your project, the development of an amazing technical prototype. You may choose your project from a list of technical challenges that we have available, or you can propose your own project.
An example project (Handex), related to our Health theme is shown on the image.
The projects
- Glow 2024: Dragonfly
Hypnotically, the wings of this enormous mechanical dragonfly flap up and down. The student team from Fontys Minor BeCreative created this dragonfly at the Glow Academy to raise awareness about… Read More »Glow 2024: Dragonfly - QKD: single photon gen/det
In today’s digital age, the need for secure communication is more critical than ever. With the rise of cyber-threats and the potential vulnerabilities in classical encryption methods, the demand for… Read More »QKD: single photon gen/det - Cognitive hand rehabilitation
Stroke patients often struggle with simple tasks in daily life. The goal of this project is to design and evaluate a system to help them regain hand function. Traditionally, rehabilitation… Read More »Cognitive hand rehabilitation
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