Introduction period
If you are a new student at TU Delft for the coming academic year, TU Delft strongly advises you to participate in the introduction programmes to get to know more about the university, the city of Delft, and student life.
Pre-OWee (for international BSc students online) 20 May 13:00-15:00 ECTS
Ladies Intro 7 juni
Freshman weekends (EJW’s) per BSc study August
*See the overview for more info per BSc study
Bachelor introduction week (OntvangstWeek = OWee) 21-25 August
For Master, Bridging and Exchange students
Master and Exchange introduction week (Introduction Programme) 19, 22-25 August
Faculty Introductions (per faculty) Info will follow a.s.a.p.
For Master, Exchange and Bridging students
The Introduction Programme will take place on the 2nd of February 2022. The faculty introductions would take place on the 3rd or 4th of February 2022. Currently we are working on giving you a warm welcome. Depending on the Corona situation, we will inform you in time if the programme will be mainly online, hybride or life on Campus for all new Master, Exchange and Bridging students.
Read more about the Introduction Programme for Master, Exchange and Bridging students.
For Bachelor students
As a result of the current measures for COVID-19, The introduction programme and faculty introductions will differ from the way we normally welcome you at TU Delft. Nevertheless we are working on giving you a warm welcome.
The introduction programme for Bachelor students is called OWee (OntvangstWeek, Dutch for introduction week) and the faculty introductions are called EJW's (EerstJaarsWeekend, Dutch for First Years Weekends)
Read more about the OWee and the EJW of your Bachelor degree programme here.
For Master, Exchange and Bridging students
As a result of the current measures for COVID-19, the Introduction Programme and faculty introductions will differ from the way we normally welcome you at TU Delft. Nevertheless we are working on giving you a warm welcome. The Introduction Programme will be mainly online, which makes it accessible for all new Master, Exchange and Bridging students.
Read more about the introduction programme for Master, Exchange and Bridging students.
International students
As an international student you will need to arrange some formal and/or practical matters, known as Registration.
You will have the opportunity to arrange most of these matters quickly, and mostly online, before you start your studies. You will receive more information before August.