Posted in 2021

Today marks the start of the Week of Resilience, the week in which we celebrate our 179th Dies Natalis and everyone is invited. We believe the answer to safeguarding the future of our next generations lies in Resilience, a force for good we have proven to possess in abundance while dealing with the current crisis.

Go to tudelft.nl >> 179th diesnatalis for the full programme.

Check here the new year message where Rob Mudde invites all students to join the Dies Natalis

Programme:

– From Monday to Thursday there will be showcases and inspiration pre-recorded video contributions on virtual ‘Tables of Inspiration’ alongside a dedicated radio broadcast on @bnrnieuwsradio.

– On Friday we will conclude our celebrations at 16:00 with an online live event about Resilience, moderated by @artrooijakkers.

Vice-rector Magnificus Rob Mudde is happy to talk to students again. During the online session, he is curious how you are doing in this start of 2021 and how the challenging situation is affecting your studies.

When? 15 January 17.15 – 18.00 hrs? Via MS Teams

How can you participate? Send an e-mail to student-communication@tudelft.nl, stating your name, e-mail address, study programme and academic year.

Due to the great uncertainty surrounding the development and spread of the COVID-19 virus worldwide, and being no longer able to fall back on government and business travel insurance in the event of repatriation, (graduation) internships and research projects abroad are not allowed until 1 September 2021. This decision based on the current corona pandemic situation will be reviewed at the beginning of May 2021.

Faculties can allow exceptions for countries with the travel advice colour codes yellow and green, if there is no alternative in The Netherlands and the consequences of cancelling are disproportionate. Currently, no permission will be granted to go to countries with colour codes orange and red. For more information, check your faculty’s Brightspace regarding internships and the guidelines the faculties have drawn up regarding this matter.

Travel is at your own risk.
Following the modified Dutch government policy to no longer repatriate citizens in the event of a lockdown, any additional costs incurred and/or any further consequences, such as a delay to the study programme, are the student’s own responsibility.

More information here: tudelft.nl >> coronavirus >> students 

Please remember you have to register for each exam. This can be done in My.TUDelft.nl or via the MyTUDelft app (previously called Osiris)

Exams registrations close six calendar days before the start of the exam in question. Waiting lists and last minute exam registration are unfortunately not possible.

More information in the student portal >> registration for examinations