Are you planning to participate in a competition related to technology and social impact? Or will you present your own research at a conference? Check the below flowchart if your activity is eligible for funding.
Steps for Study and Research application
Step 1: Review the requirements and walk through the flow chart to see if you are eligible for a FAST fund (Also take a close look at the exceptions that apply for certain fields of study and getting other funds).
Step 2: Create an account on the FAST portal.
Step 3: Fill out the application form. (If you can't figure it out with your application you can find a sample application, Click here ). If you don't succeed with this, please send an email to fast-fund@tudelft.nl.
Step 4: Attach the required signed letters to the application. (To read the requirements for the signed letter, Click here ).
Step 5: Upload the application.
Step 6: Turn in your final report after the activity. This can be done through the portal of FAST.
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We ask for a financial contribution from your faculty to ensure sufficient quality or importance of your project. The amount of faculty contribution is used as a means of measuring the relevance of your project according to experts from your own field of work. Therefore, we match our contribution with the financial contribution you receive from your faculty (up to a maximum amount of 250 pp within Europe and 500 pp outside Europe*).
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To find out whether you are eligible for receiving a financial contribution from your faculty, please consult the TU Delft staff or your research group involved in your project. If you do not know who to consult, please contact the Executive Grant Committee member of your faculty.
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BK: Prof. dr. ir. V.H. Gruis
TPM: Dr.ing. V.E. Scholten
AE: Ir. J.A. Melkert
AS (builing 58, programmes LST, MST+ChmeE and NB): Ir. P.L.J.Swinkels
AS (building 22, programmes TN+AP and SEC) Dr. C.W.Hagen
CEG-CT: Dr.ir. M.C.M. Bakker
CEG-TA: Dr. M.E. Donselaar
IDE: Dr. ir. J.C. Diehl
EEMCS: Prof.dr.ir. A. Smets
ME: Dr. R. Delfos