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External security exercise around the RID
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Externe veiligheidsoefening rond het RID
Wat
Defensie en de Koninklijke Marechaussee (Kmar) hebben het Reactor Instituut Delft (RID) opgenomen in een gecombineerde externe veiligheidsoefening met TNO Defensie. De TU Delft stelt het terrein rond het RID beschikbaar voor de oefening, maar medewerkers van het RID/ de TU Delft nemen niet deel aan de oefening. Dit betekent dat vanaf donderdag 4 november 2021 op 6 achtereenvolgende donderdagen rond het RID terrein een paar uur oefeningen zullen plaatsvinden. Bij deze oefeningen zullen medewerkers van Defensie en de Kmar rond het RID zichtbaar zijn. Instructeurs van de oefening zullen opvallende hesjes dragen. Vanuit de politie zijn twee medewerkers aangesteld die deel uitmaken van de oefenleiding. De politie neemt zelf niet actief deel aan de oefening.
Waar
Voorkant en zijkant rond het RID terrein TU Delft, gebouw 50
Wanneer
4, 11, 18, 25 november en 2, 9 december 2021 – iedere genoemde donderdag van 6.30 tot uiterlijk 13.30 uur.
Impact
De oefening zal voor passanten in de omgeving van het RID zichtbaar zijn.
Contact en informatie
Voor mediavragen: De piketpersvoorlichter van de Koninklijke Marechaussee: 088 – 95 11 112
Studentvoorlichters zijn ter plekke aanwezig om vragen te beantwoorden of om door te verwijzen.
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External security exercise around the RID
What
The Ministry of Defence and the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee (Kmar) have included the Reactor Institute Delft (RID) in a combined external security exercise with TNO Defence. TU Delft will make the terrain around RID available for the exercise, but employees of RID/ TU Delft will not participate in the exercise. This means that from Thursday 4 November 2021 on 6 consecutive Thursdays a few hours of exercises will take place around the RID terrain. During these exercises employees of the Ministry of Defence and the Kmar will be visible around the RID. Instructors of the exercise will wear distinctive vests. From the police force two employees have been appointed to be part of the exercise management. The police themselves will not actively participate in the exercise.
Where
Front and side around the RID area TU Delft, building 50.
When
4, 11, 18, 25 November and 2, 9 December 2021 – every specified Thursday from 6:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the latest.
Impact
The exercise will be visible to passers-by in the vicinity of the RID.
Contact and information
For media inquiries: the picket press officer of the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee: 088 – 95 11 112
Student information officers will be present on site to answer questions or to make referrals.
Don’t forget to unenrol after the final part of your study
Have you completed the final part of your study? Please be aware that you need to send a request to terminate your enrolment through Studielink as it will not be done automatically. Tuition fees need to be paid up to and including the last month of your enrolment. Enrolment termination with retroactive effect is not possible.
For more information go to TU Delft Unenrolment
Press release: Highlight Delft happening in three weeks
Master’s Week 15 – 18 November 2021
Are you interested in a master’s programme at TU Delft? Explore the master’s during online meetings. There will be a Kick-off event on the 15th of November from 18.00 – 19.00 CET. Get inspired by students and alumni! On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday there will be multiple programme meetings you can join.
Go to tudelft.nl/mastersweek to see the programme and to register for the Online Master’s Week.
We all do our bit during National Climate Week
From 28 October to 5 November it is National Climate Week, and the slogan is ‘we all do our bit’ (iedereen doet wat). As a climate university, we take part wholeheartedly, all the more because focusing on the climate is more urgent than ever. On 28 October, NPO broadcasts the Grote Klimaatkwis (the big climate quiz) 2021, which was recorded on the campus. Innovations such as the Flying-V, Tiler and the Lettuce Wall will be on display In the hall of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy. You can take part in a Zoom discussion on open data and software for tackling the climate crisis on 5 November, or you can book a special tour to see what action we are already taking on the campus. For more information, keep an eye on TU Delft’s social media channels for other activities.
COP26 Climate Drinks
With the 26th international climate summit just around the corner, we will also be continuing after 5 November: on 9 November you are welcome at the COP26 Climate Drinks, in the Co-Creation Centre of The Green Village, to hear more about the climate plans for the campus. During the Climate Drinks, where sustainable food and beverage will be served, we want to present our action plans to the entire community.
Programme drinks
At 17:30, Vice-Rector Rob Mudde will kick off with TU Delft’s climate ambitions and Pro-Vice-Rector Herman Russchenberg will introduce the Climate Action Programme. Sustainability Coordinator Andy van den Dobbelsteen will present the action plan for the university, followed by Jaco van Noppen, director of Campus & Real Estate, who will present the upcoming projects on the campus.
Different student and university organisations will be present to show their initiatives. There will be ample opportunity to discuss your ideas with colleagues and fellow students.
Feel welcome to join!
The Co-Creation Centre opens 16:00, and the Climate Drinks will be finished at 19:00.
Apply now for an Ambitious Idea grant
Do you have a great impactful idea but no clue if it is eligible for funding? If your idea meets the guidelines, we invite you to apply for an Ambitious Idea grant which can go up to €15.000!
The Ambitious Idea application deadline will be on 9 November, 2021. Your application will be discussed on December, 7 2021. You will receive the outcome of your application shortly after. Check whether you meet the guidelines and we advise you to get in touch with FAST to schedule a meeting to discuss your ambitious idea.
Click here to check the guidelines.
XXL opening hours study locations during exam period
During the exam period TU Delft facilitates you with extra opening hours to study at the Fellowship. The Library and Pulse is also available with regular opening hours from 08:00AM to 00:00AM, also on the weekends.
Reminder: essay competition and win a trip to Boston and Harvard, Massachusetts, USA
Did you already hear about the essay competition the Erasmus University of Rotterdam is organizing? You can your contribution to essaycompetition@eur.nl (maximum 1.000 words in English). The deadline is 25 October. The topic?
‘Learning from 400 years of Pilgrim Fathers’ America, what does the future of globalization hold?‘
This can be viewed from a range of perspectives, and all disciplines play a role in this. That is why Erasmus University of Rotterdam would like to invite you to give your vision on the above question and receive from you a powerful and critical essay with a systematic view of our future challenges.
The essay competition is open to all students at Leiden, Delft, Erasmus (MC) and of the departments of History and History & Literature at Harvard University.
Award
Voucher for a cultural student journey to Boston and Harvard, Massachusetts, USA – the state where the Pilgrim Fathers ended their journey or Leiden, Delft and Rotterdam, the Netherlands, where the journey started.
Ceremony
The prize awarding and the presentation of the best essay(s) will take place in the Oude or Pelgrimvaderskerk in Delfshaven, Rotterdam on 25 November 2021, Thanksgiving Day.
Criteria
The essay should:
- be written in style in English
- ideally holds original ideas/ be visionary
- contain critical content
- be urgent.
- be inclusive/promotes fellowship
Visit the website of Erasmus University of Rotterdam for more information about the competition.
Exams are coming! Have you registered for your exams in MyTUDelft?
Make sure you register on time for your exams. This can be done in My.TUDelft.nl or via MyTUDelft app (previously called Osiris). If you do not do this, you will not be able to participate.
Registration closes six calendar days before the day of the exam in question. See the weekly overview below with the registration deadline.
Please note that there are no waiting lists and last minute exam registration is not possible. Remember exam registration will start at the start of each quarter, namely 8 weeks before the exam day.
| Exam day | Deadline registration |
| Monday | Monday the week before until 23:59 |
| Tuesday | Tuesday the week before until 23:59 |
| Wednesday | Wednesday the week before until 23:59 |
| Thursday | Thursday the week before until 23:59 |
| Friday | Friday the week before until 23:59 |
More information here:
TU Delft wishes you good luck preparing for your exams!
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Voor een tentamen moet je je aanmelden. Je meld je aan in My.TUDelft.nl of via de MyTUDelft app (voorheen Osiris).
Zorg ervoor dat je je op tijd voor je tentamens inschrijft. Doe je dit niet, dan kun je niet deelnemen.
Dit kan tot 6 dagen voor de tentamendag. Zie onderstaand weekoverzicht met de deadline voor inschrijving.
Er zijn geen wachtlijsten en last-minute registratie is niet mogelijk. Om je voldoende tijd te geven wordt de tentamenregistratie aan het begin van elke periode geopend, namelijk 8 weken voor de tentamendag.
| Tentamendag | Deadline inschrijving |
| Maandag | Maandag de week ervoor tot 23.59 uur |
| Dinsdag | Dinsdag de week ervoor tot 23.59 uur |
| Woensdag | Woensdag de week ervoor tot 23.59 uur |
| Donderdag | Donderdag de week ervoor tot 23.59 uur |
| Vrijdag | Vrijdag de week ervoor tot 23.59 uur |
Meer informatie hier:
TU Delft wens je success met je tentamens!
New parking policy for TU Delft Campus
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TU Delft is currently working on the parking policy for the TU Delft Campus, which follows the Mobility and Accessibility Vision. This vision states that TU Delft is committed to concentrating car parking at six strategic locations. The expansion of P Sports and the construction of P Rotterdamseweg will contribute to this. The concentrated parking areas are distributed across the campus in such a way that every motorist will be able to find a parking spot within the maximum permitted walking distances. Here we would like to give an update in the process and decision making.
Update on progress
On Thursday September 30, the City Council approved the proposal to withdraw parking spaces on our campus from the public domain. The Works Council and the SC have advised positively regarding the interpretation of the parking policy. The Executive Board will take a final decision on October 12. After that the parking regulation will be introduced in phases.
Bridging period
After the final decision of the Executive Board on October 12, TU Delft can take its first steps in regulation. It takes time to equip all parking locations with parking management systems. Until the systems are installed at all parking locations, TU Delft will start with a bridging period at the four busiest parking locations (P Aula, P Bouwkunde, P Rotterdamseweg and P Sports). In the fall (expected end of October), a barrier with a steward will be temporarily installed at these locations from 7:00 to 15:00 on weekdays, outside these times free parking will still apply. At these times, only parkers with a campus card and parkers with a destination on campus will have access. The steward will check this.
Eventually, this bridging period will transition into an implementation of the parking policy through an electronic system that works in conjunction with the barrier, eliminating the need for a steward. There will also be parking information along the campus ring to quickly find a free parking space. This is expected to go into effect in phases in Q1 and Q2 2022.
If you have any questions, please send an e-mail to mobility@tudelft.nl.
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Aankondiging nieuw parkeerbeleid TU Delft Campus
De TU Delft werkt aan het parkeerbeleid voor de TU Delft Campus waarbij onder meer de Visie Mobiliteit en Bereikbaarheid een uitgangspunt vormt. Hierin is vastgesteld dat de TU Delft inzet op het concentreren van autoparkeren op zes strategische locaties. De uitbreiding van P Sports en de bouw van P Rotterdamseweg dragen hieraan bij. De geconcentreerde locaties zijn dusdanig over de campus verdeeld dat iedere automobilist op acceptabele loopafstand een parkeerplek kan vinden.
Update van de voortgang
De gemeenteraad heeft donderdag 30 september jl. ingestemd met het voorstel tot onttrekking aan de openbaarheid van parkeerplaatsen op onze campus. Ten aanzien van de invulling van het parkeerbeleid hebben de OR en SR positief geadviseerd. Het CvB neemt daar op 12 oktober een definitief besluit over. Daarna wordt de parkeerregulering gefaseerd ingevoerd.
Overbruggingsperiode
Na het definitieve besluit van het CvB op 12 oktober kan de TU Delft eerste stappen zetten in de regulering. Het kost tijd om alle parkeerlocaties te voorzien van parkeerbeheersystemen. Totdat de systemen zijn geïnstalleerd, start de TU Delft met een overbruggingsperiode op de vier drukste parkeerlocaties (P Aula, P Bouwkunde, P Rotterdamseweg en P Sports). In het najaar (naar verwachting eind oktober) komt op deze plekken tijdelijk een slagboom met een steward te staan van 7:00 tot 15:00 uur op werkdagen, buiten deze tijden geldt nog steeds vrij parkeren. Op deze tijden zijn de parkeerlocaties alleen toegankelijk voor medewerkers en studenten door middel van een campuskaart en voor andere automobilisten met een bestemming op de campus.
Uiteindelijk zal deze overbruggingsperiode overgaan in een implementatie van het parkeerbeleid door een elektronisch systeem dat samenwerkt met de slagboom. Ook komt er parkeerinformatie langs de campusring met realtime beschikbaarheid om snel een vrije parkeerplaats te vinden. Naar verwachting treedt dit in Q1 en Q2 2022 gefaseerd in werking.
Heb je vragen of wil je meer informatie? Stuur een e-mail naar mobility@tudelft.nl.
