u/Aggravating-Owl1674

I wanted to know what the master's prospects were for studenst that graduate from engineering technology. I understand that for an engineering science master's, they would have to take a bridging course. Is it possible to add on extra credits in Bachelors to make sure that doesn't happen?

If I choose to do engineering Management masters degrees after bachelors would my chances be higher for getting into schools liek ETH Zurich and Delft?

I have been accepted to the engineering technology program as a non eu international student. I wanted to know whether KU Leuven or the surrounding areas have opportunities for internships ( can be paid or unpaid either ) to gain experience and build a CV.

Are these available in English or only Dutch (I am committed to learning Dutch, but this would obviously require some time) and are first and second years qualified for them?