FAQ
FAQ
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Admission. Can I submit my proof of English and Mathematics B after the May 1 enrollment deadline?
Yes, you can. At the time of enrollment, you do not need to have a diploma or certificate. After enrollment, you will receive all additional information and deadlines.
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Admission. Is the study choice advice/study choice check binding?
The study choice advice is not binding and you may start the degree of your choice in any case, but you do need to meet the admission requirements (Mathematics B in an examination package). The study choice advice gives an estimate of your success at TU/e in the degree for which you have completed the online questionnaire. It is therefore not an absolute certainty.
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Admission. What about physics?
You do not need physics to be admitted to the program. However, the theory and thinking that you learn in high school physics can make some courses a little easier for you. This is especially true if you want to take certain courses at other departments in your elective space.
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Admission. What criteria do you need to meet if you want to be admitted to the program?
If you have a high school certificate with Mathematics B, you are directly admissible. The program has no numerus fixus. For internationals, there are different requirements. To find out more, visit the website or contact the international office.
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Admission. Where can I find more information on this topic?
The following website provides more information on the steps to follow: Admission and enrollment (tue.nl)
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Housing. Do you have any tips on how I can find accommodation?
Definitely. There are several options for arranging housing.
- You can become a member of Facebook groups that feature many ads for houses and student rooms.
- You can search the private sector yourself.
- You can register at Vestide, a housing organization that can help you find a room.
- As an international, you will receive confirmation of enrollment in May and can then indicate that you would like to be kept up to date by the housing service. A very limited number of rooms are offered through this service. As an international, you are only eligible if you return the confirmation statement on...
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Housing. Do you have any tips on how I can find accommodation?
Definitely. There are several options for arranging housing.
- You can become a member of Facebook groups that feature many ads for houses and student rooms.
- You can search the private sector yourself.
- You can register at Vestide, a housing organization that can help you find a room.
- As an international, you will receive confirmation of enrollment in May and can then indicate that you would like to be kept up to date by the housing service. A very limited number of rooms are offered through this service. As an international, you are only eligible if you return the confirmation statement on...
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Internationals. Where can I find more information for international students?
Internationals can pose all of their questions to: io@remove-this.tue.nl
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Program. Do I need to be good at Mathematics B and Physics?
You can follow this degree if you achieved your high school certificate and are motivated to do this degree. If you got a 6 for Mathematics B at high school with a lot of effort, calculus could be problematic. Of course, this varies from person to person.
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Program. How is student guidance arranged?
From the beginning to the end of your studies, experienced TU/e coaches will assist you with personal advice. This begins as early as enrollment, where – together with your coach – you look at which program suits you best and how you can best fill out your elective space. In this way, you compose your own degree that matches your interests and ambitions. And should you find out in the first year that another program suits you better, you can see together with your coach how you can change programs within this year. In addition to a personal coach, you will receive guidance from an academic...
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