We are happy to see that you are interested in joining the European Wind Energy Master!
Then it is now time to explore if you meet the requirements. First, you have to fulfil the general requirements of TU Delft (Bachelor Degree and GCPA & English Language Proficiency, valid for all EWEM students), then the EWEM specific requirements and finally the Track specific requirements (see below).
While reading through the EWEM and Track specific requirements, please do not feel discouraged to apply if you lack one or more requirements (e.g. none of your courses mentions the required working knowledge). Please use then your application (motivation letter, CV, additional information on the content of your courses) to describe and proof that your expertise is sufficient. Your application will then be assessed on an individual basis and admission might be considered.
The admission requirements are split in three categories:
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The general requirements for Master programmes (Admission requirements and required documents) can be found here.
These are applicable for all EWEM applicants (with both an international and Dutch diploma), with some exceptions.
Exceptions for EWEM applicants are:
- GRE test: EWEM students do not have to take the GRE test.
- English Language Proficiency: If you graduated from a BSc or MSc programme at TU Delft, NTNU, DTU or University of Oldenburg, you do not need to submit the English Language Proficiency. Additional exceptions are defined on TU Delft’s website.
- Motivation Letter (essay): Please explain your interest in EWEM and the partner universities.
- BSc Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA): Preliminary transcripts are acceptable when applying, but the final degree certificate is required before the start of the programme.
- Note for applicants in need of a Danish visa: Danish regulations require proof of completion of a full degree by July 1st of the year the programme starts). Applicants with an MSc and/or professional experience will be assessed on an individual basis.
- Note for applicants with an TU Delft Bachelor degree: Applicants with a TUD Bachelor’s degree must submit their TUD transcript including CGPA statement (request transcript at the Service desk of the faculty).
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In addition to TU Delft’s requirements, the following requirements are defined for all EWEM applicants:
- Candidates must have obtained a BSc diploma of substantial quality and level corresponding to at least 3 years studies at University, equivalent to 180 ECTS. Please check the specific requirements under C. Track specific requirements to get more information about the necessary degree.
- The applicant’s qualifications must include a strong working knowledge of mathematics and experience in programming and applicants must document that they have fulfilled the following minimum requirements (if not explicit in the names mentioned on the transcripts, extra documentation is required!):
- Mathematics: 25-30 ECTS
- Physics: 10-15 ECTS
- Engineering design methodology: 5-15 ECTS
- Programming experience (Matlab, Python, or similar) using numerical methods for solving applied mathematical problems (you’ll have to document it by mentioning courses in transcript and in CV under ‘Skills’).
- A working knowledge at bachelor level of at least four of the following five subjects is prerequisite for the central courses of the MSc program (if not explicit in the names mentioned on the transcripts, extra documentation is required!):
- Engineering design methodology
- Statics, mechanical vibrations, and strength of materials
- Fluid mechanics
Please note the following:
- Applicants that are enrolled in an integrated five year degree with no bachelor entry level must have passed 180 ECTS and will be evaluated on an individual basis.
- BEng graduates are assessed on an individual basis.
- MSc graduates and/or professional experience applicants will be assessed on an individual basis
- Preliminary transcripts are accepted when applying, but the final degree certificate must be received before the start of the program.
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EWEM offers four tracks. When applying for EWEM, you have to specify which track you choose. Depending on your chosen track, the following additional requirements are defined:Track Rotor Design
- Required bachelor degree: Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree in either
- Mechanical,
- Aerospace Engineering,
- Physics,
- or a degree with equivalent core content
- Working knowledge: Applicants must document the following minimum requirements (if not explicit in the names mentioned on the transcripts, extra documentation is required!):
- Statics, mechanical vibrations, and strength of materials: 10-15 ECTS
- Fluid mechanics, engineering thermodynamics, hydrodynamics and heat transfer: 10-15 ECTS
- Materials science, and production technology: 10-15 ECTS
Track Electrical Power Systems
- Required bachelor degree: Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree in
- Electrical engineering,
- Physics,
- or a degree with equivalent core content.
- Working knowledge: Applicants must document a working knowledge at bachelor level of Electric Power Engineering especially in the three of the following subjects (if not explicit in the names mentioned on the transcripts, extra documentation is required!):
- Power systems, Power Electronics and Electric Machines: 10 ECTS
- Power systems, Power Electronics and Electric Machines: 10 ECTS
Track Offshore Engineering
- Bachelor degree: Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree in
- Civil engineering,
- Structural engineering,
- Mechanical Engineering,
- Marine Engineering,
- Physics,
- or a degree with equivalent core content
- Working knowledge: Applicants must document the following minimum requirements (if not explicit in the names mentioned on the transcripts, extra documentation is required!):
- Statics, mechanical vibrations, and strength of materials: 10-15 ECTS
- Fluid mechanics, engineering thermodynamics, hydrodynamics and heat transfer: 10-15 ECTS
- Materials science, and production technology: 10-15 ECTS
Track Wind Farms and Atmospheric Physics
- Bachelor degree: Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree in
- Mechanical engineering,
- Aerospace engineering,
- Mathematics,
- Physics,
- or a degree with equivalent core content.
- Working knowledge: Applicants must document the following minimum requirements (if not explicit in the names mentioned on the transcripts, extra documentation is required!):
- Statics, mechanical vibrations, and strength of materials: 10-15 ECTS
- Fluid mechanics, engineering thermodynamics, hydrodynamics and heat transfer: 10-15 ECTS
- Materials science, and production technology: 10-15 ECTS
- Required bachelor degree: Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree in either
Please note that the lack of one or more of these requirements will be weighed against the other qualifications of the applicant, and possible admission might be considered.
Overview required documents
For more information, please visit https://www.tudelft.nl/en/education/admission-and-application/msc-international-diploma/. If there is any discrepancy between this overview and the information on TU Delft’s website, the latter is applicable.
Documents | Explanation | Remarks |
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Diploma + translation | An original or certified copy of your bachelor's diploma. | Check track specific requirements |
Transcript + translation | An original or certified copy of your official academic transcript(s), front and back, in the original language. | |
English Language Certificate | Check exceptions by TU Delft and EWEM | |
Motivation letter | A clear and relevant essay in English (1,000 - 1,500 words) | Check exceptions |
Curriculum Vitae | An extensive curriculum vitae (resume) written in English. | |
Passport (all relevant pages) or European ID card (both sides) | ||
Residence permit | if applicable | |
Additional documentation proofing working knowledge | If the course names in your transcript do not explicitly mention the required working knowledge, please provide additional documentation. |