Education

Are you looking for an education where technology and society come together? And do you want to contribute to a better world for tomorrow? 

Whether you are seeking a BSc or MSc program, a course in English, Spanish, or Entrepreneurship, or aspire to pursue a PhD, TPM offers it all!   

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BSc & MSc education
After MSc
Open and Online education

Interfaculty education

Besides the standard curriculum, you can also pursue education at the faculty that is available to all faculties and even outside the TU!

For instance, at the Institute for Languages and Academic Skills, you can rapidly develop language skills in Dutch, English, and Spanish. The Delft Centre for Entrepreneurship offers various courses in entrepreneurship, such as Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Health, or Entrepreneurship and Internationalization. Are you a student at TPM? Take a look at the student portal!

Delft Centre for Entrepreneurship
Centre for Languages and Academic Skills
Centre for Languages and Academic Skills
Delft Centre for Entrepreneurship
Centre for Languages and Academic Skills
Student portal

Bachelor education

BSc Technische Bestuurskunde

Minors
BSc Technische Bestuurskunde
Minors

Master education

MSc Complex Systems Engineering and Management

MSc Engineering and Policy Analysis

MSc Management of Technology

MSc Industrial Ecology

MSc Construction Management and Engineering

MSc Transport, Infrastructure and Logistics

Specialisation / Electives
MSc Complex Systems Engineering and Management
MSc Engineering and Policy Analysis
MSc Management of Technology
MSc Industrial Ecology
MSc Construction Management and Engineering
MSc Transport, Infrastructure and Logistics
Specialisation / Electives

Student stories

Onzichtbare strijd: de alarmerende realiteit van Energiearmoede in Nederlandse huishoudens

Het is september als het weer nog relatief warm is en de zon volop schijnt. Maar met de koude winter voor de deur, de oorlog in OekraĂŻne en de energiecrisis waar Europa mee te maken krijgt, is het onduidelijk wat de toekomst voor ons in petto heeft als het gaat om onze energievoorziening en verwarming.

Reefiera Maya team is trying to protect the Riviera Maya coral

How amazing is it to find yourself in an exotic underwater location and admire the beauty of the coral… But just as amazing as some pieces of coral are, just as disappointing it is to see how much of it fades and dies. That was the reason that Systems Engineering, Policy Analysis and Management student Arend Viëtor spent his minor in Mexico to research this.

Staying dry thanks to government and the public

Climate change greatly increases the risk of flooding. For his master’s thesis, Jonas Lechner used a smart model to study the role households can play in reducing flood risks in coastal cities. It turns out they can play a big role. His research earned him the title of best graduate of the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management.
Een stad inrichten met botsende waarden? Het kan!

Planning a city with conflicting values? No problem!

Increasing urbanisation is creating major challenges in spatial planning. Not least because everyone has different priorities when it comes to organising the public space. For his Master's thesis, best graduate of 2021 in the Faculty of TPM, Rico Herzog, mapped out conflicts of values within a city and developed a model to deal with such conflicts; a model intended to help decision-makers to make better urban planning decisions.
Levens redden met een eerlijk systeem voor rampencommunicatie

Saving lives with a fair emergency communication system

We are all familiar with that uneasy feeling when your phone battery is low, the feeling of nearly being cut-off from communication possibilities. But what if your phone is nearly dead when disaster strikes and the battery of your phone literally can mean the difference between life and death? TU Delft researcher Indushree Banerjee has designed a novel fair emergency communication system that can save lives, by extending the battery life of smartphones.
'De lijntjes werden plots een stuk korter door corona'

'The lines of contact were suddenly a lot shorter because of coronavirus'

TPM student Zara-VĂ© van Tetterode was chair of the Delft Student Council when coronavirus arrived. She is very positive about the cooperation with the Executive Board during the crisis, but she also sees how coronavirus threatens the mental health of students.
Slimme chatbots als goede raadgever voor angst

Intelligent chatbots as anxiety counsellors

Chatbots, on eHealth apps, have the potential to support people suffering from anxiety and other mental disorders. However, today’s chatbots still need to be sufficiently developed. For her Master’s thesis, Maria Chiara Mazza investigated how recognising students' linguistic patterns and personality could help improve the workings of personalized-chatbots. Her thesis secured her election as the Best Graduate in the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management.
Cybercriminaliteit ontrafelen met de wetenschap

Using science to unlock the secrets of cybercrime

With everyone spending so much time online during the coronavirus crisis, cybercrime has also been on the rise. Criminals are attempting to take advantage of these unsettled times. But not if scientist Rolf van Wegberg and Master's student Jochem van de Laarschot have their way. They are working with the FIOD (Fiscal Information and Investigation Service) to help combat cybercrime.
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After MSc

PhD
Management of Safety, Health & Environment

MoSHE

Post Academic & Professionals
PhD
MoSHE
Post Academic & Professionals

Open and Online education

Online education

Professional education
Online education
Professional education