Is this programme right for me?

Choosing the right programme is a tough choice. There is a lot on offer and what really suits you? Think carefully about what is important to you. Do you want to study subjects you are good at? Or a study with subjects you enjoy?

Courses and interests

The following themes are common in Computer Science & Engineering. If these are themes that you enjoy and suit you then this is a study for you.  

  • Mathematics
  • Logic and data structures
  • Software engineering, quality and testing
  • Data Processing and representation
  • Machine learning and AI
  • Cybersecurity, human-computer interaction
  • Applying knowledge in projects
  • Working in teams, presenting, writing, researching

Also read Brochure 1. How to choose your study

You enjoy:

  • Solving societal problems
  • Addressing the ‘why’ questions instead of only ‘how?’
  • Working together with other engineers and other disciplines

Choosing the right programme is a tough choice. There is a lot on offer and what really suits you? Think carefully about what is important to you. Do you want to study subjects you are good at? Or a study with subjects you enjoy?

Courses and interests

The following themes are common in Computer Science & Engineering. If these are themes that you enjoy and suit you then this is a study for you.  

  • Mathematics
  • Logic and data structures
  • Software engineering, quality and testing
  • Data Processing and representation
  • Machine learning and AI
  • Cybersecurity, human-computer interaction
  • Applying knowledge in projects
  • Working in teams, presenting, writing, researching

Also read Brochure 1. How to choose your study

Matching & Selection

The Bachelor's programme in Computer Science and Engineering at TU Delft has a Matching and Selection (Numerus Fixus) procedure. This means that all candidates are selected.

Experience the programme

Online introduction

During this introduction to the bachelor’s degree programme Computer Science and Engineering, Felienne Hermans leads you through the topics modern database techniques, software testing and various programming languages.

Interested? Check out what dates you can start the trial study and register!

Student for a Day

If you are in year 5 or 6 of pre-university education, why not get acquainted with the degree programme in real-time? You will spend a day literally shadowing a first-year student. You will attend a lecture, take part in the laboratory course or a project, get to see the faculty, eat in the cafeteria and visit the study association. You can take part in a shadow day from October to May. There are no fixed days when these are organised. Once you register, the student will contact you to plan a shadow day with you.

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