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Haskoning in Gouda offers a coastal engineering graduation internship in collaboration with Delta Marine Consultants. You will conduct 2D physical model tests on Xbloc toe stability, with hands-on experience in a wave flume and real-world applications.
This internship combines theory with practical testing and requires enrollment at a Dutch university, with flexibility to work from Delft, Amersfoort, or Rotterdam on hybrid hours.
This coastal engineering graduation internship focuses on Toe stability for Xblocs – (Partially) embedded toe.
This graduation internship is a collaboration between Haskoning and Delta Marine Consultants, a subsidiary of Van Oord. The internship offers a rare chance to gain hands‑on experience with 2D physical model testing, directly contributing to real‑world solutions in coastal engineering. If you’re eager to make a tangible impact and expand your technical expertise, this is a great opportunity.
As a graduation intern, you will conduct 2D physical model tests on Xbloc armoured breakwaters using a wave flume. You will investigate how the rock toe geometry and its position relative to the first block affect the hydraulic stability of the Xbloc(Plus) armour layer. You will analyse and compare your experimental results with existing literature and empirical formulas used in the field, with the aim of deepening understanding and potentially proposing changes to coefficients and formulas for practical application.
More specifically, you will investigate the influence of lowering the toe level compared to the Xblocs along with the influence of increasing the toe width.
You are an analytical Master's student with a strong interest in coastal and hydraulic engineering. You enjoy combining theory with practical testing and are motivated to translate experimental results into engineering insights. You work accurately, take initiative, and are comfortable collaborating with both academic and industry supervisors. The following is required: