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Take an online summer course at a world-class university and get credits for your study program! With the Virtual Exchange Program  you can study anywhere, from your favourite spot on campus to the sunniest beach.

Get ready to broaden your knowledge and enrich your portfolio whilst learning at your own pace and at a time that suits you. On completion of the online course/s you will receive credits that will be visible in the grade list for your bachelor or master.

There are three new summer courses to choose from – apply today! Deadline 6^th June.

It only takes 3 steps!

Enrolment is easy.

What we need from you is curiosity, motivation and a clear commitment to engage with the course and stay with the program.

We like you to take full advantage of the benefits, whilst we aim to maintain high-standards of participation and completion.

• Online, flexible, free
  Study at the time and place that suits you – more freedom, for free
• Enrich and broaden your portfolio
  Choose electives from courses from leading universities in a diverse range of topics
• Access to expertise
  World-class academic staff – enthusiastic, knowledgeable lecturers the other side of the screen
• Diverse learning experience
  User-friendly courses – varied activities, multiple format content and flexible choices to optimise learning – and exclusive access to enriched content
• Connect
  Be part of a global, culturally rich student community – make connections and grow your international circle

Take the steps – apply at Virtual Exchange Program.

Have you completed the final part of your study? Please be aware that you need to send a request to terminate your enrolment as it will not be done automatically. Tuition fees need to be paid up to and including the last month of your enrolment. Please note! After 31 May it is only possible to unenrol per 31 August. You still have to pay tuition fee for the months of July and August. Retroactive unenrolment is not allowed.

Visit the SA website for more information regarding unenrolment and/or possible refund of tuition fees.

On the 21st and 22nd of May the elections of the Student Council take place. Our reporter Sander went to find out what this council does and why these elections are important. You can vote for the Central and Faculty Student Councils through stem.tudelft.nl from 21 May, 8 a.m. until 22 May, 5 p.m.

The students of dreamteam Aerodelft set up Project Phoenix; the world’s first liquid hydrogen-powered two-seater motor glider. Amazing!

This perfect piece of design has a range greater than 2000km and is able to fly from the Netherlands to almost every part of Europe. Just on one tank of hydrogen.

Project Phoenix has a special layer system on both wings, which reduces the drag and fuel consumptions by up to 10% in comparison with other airplanes of this type. Want to know more about this special airplane? Have a look at the website of Aerodelft.

Coming weekend,  Saturday 11 May Osiris will not be available for a whole day because of a new Osiris release. This also means that the MyTUDelft app will not work. More information: https://meldingen-ict.tudelft.nl/ 

One of the most beautiful birds – the peregrine falcon – decided to create a nest: on top of the tower of Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment at TU Delft. And we’ve got some more news: she got babies!

No worries if you haven’t seen the little falcons yet. You don’t have to climb on top of our A+BE building to take a look. We placed a special webcam into the bird nest, so you can watch mum and her babies every minute of the day.

The Student Council elections at institutional level and the Student Council elections at faculty level are due to take place on Tuesday 21 and Wednesday 22 May 2019.

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On the 1st of May we experienced some network issues, therefore the minor registration in Osiris could not open. The registration will open on 2 May 13:00.

Our apologies for any inconvenience.

Finding the fastest route to your classroom? Want to know exactly where you can park your bike or like to know where you can buy your tasty lunch? Our interactive map provides an answer to all of your questions.

With the new interactive map, you will immediately get more information about the accessibility, activities and food and beverage to or at our university. On the map you will find all buildings, parking spots, bike parks, bus stops and restaurants. Also very handy: with our built-in route planner, you can take the shortest route to your location. map.tudelft.nl 

The Alumni Relations Office and Studium Generale have launched a new series called Inspiring Dialogues: interactive interviews with renowned DUT alumni giving you, the students, a chance to meet and talk to inspiring personalities that will help you skyrocket your career!

After a successful kick-off, we continue the series with Ionica Smeets on 7 May 2019! Our Alumnus of the year in 2018 graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics & Computer Science in 2005, and is currently Professor of Science Communication at Leiden University. The general public knows her for her popular science columns, blogs, books and television work. She has also written several books on science communication.

During this interview Ionica shares her experiences as a student at our University and reveals how she became how she became an outspoken advocate of science communication. It goes without saying that there’s room for questions, so come join us and prepare to be inspired!

Sign up now and arrive early, because the first 50 students (present at the event) receive a copy of the book ‘Het exacte verhaal’ or ‘Don’t be such a scientist’ for free!

For more information and registration go here. Hope to see you there!