Study abroad

Exchange is a semester abroad to follow courses at a partner university. Exchange is always one semester.

The faculty of EEMCS has exchange agreements with universities in Europe and the central mobility team agreements outside the EU. Alongside the academic challenge of studying at a different university, you might be able to roam the streets of Berlin or start hiking in the woods, just outside Trondheim, Norway. If you study at a partner university for a semester, you remain a student of TU Delft and you pay your tuition fee here. Of course you do need to meet the requirements to be able to go on exchange.

For inspiration you can find an overview of countries and partners on this page for a first orientation. For all the detailed information about going on exchange, the procedures, requirements and student experiences please enrol for the Brightspace page Study Abroad EEMCS.

Gaining work experience as a student supports your career and also helps you decide what kind of work you would like to do in the future. If your programme permits it, it is possible to organize a domestic internship or one abroad which you can do at a university, company or at a research institute. 

For more information specifically for you as a Bachelor or Master student, check out this website. If you would like to offer an Internship as a company, more information can be found here. 

Another option is to do a project or (part of) your thesis abroad. Please check your curriculum first to see if a project is a possibility for you. If you are not sure, you can ask your bachelor or master coordinator or academic counsellor for advice. You can find the requirements and documents on Thesis at a company.

There are two master programmes in which it is possible to gain two degrees within one programme while studying at two universities in different countries: the first one is COSSE, which stands for Computer Simulations for Science and Engineering. This programme works within the multidisciplinary field of Computer Science & Engineering, a joint initiative of the KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden), the Technical University of Berlin (Germany) and Delft University of Technology. 

The second one is EWEM  – European Wind Energy Master: the Technical University of Denmark, Delft University of Technology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology and the University of Oldenburg are engaged in wind energy research and work together to create this programme. 

The extra costs of going abroad may discourage you initially but as a student there are many possibilities to financially support your plans. There are opportunities listed online on the Funding & Scholarships page of TU Delft and specifically for EEMCS on our Brightspace page Study Abroad EEMCS.   

If you go abroad there are many things to consider and arrange. On our Brightspace page Study Abroad EEMCS and the central TU Delft page you can find much information to guide you. The International Office can advise you in your individual plan and planning. 

One thing we would like to emphasize is that you need to register your stay abroad for your studies in MyTUDelft. You will not only receive a travel insurance through TU Delft, but we will also be able to contact and advise you, in case of emergency (e.g. demonstrations, health or environmental hazards). You will need to follow one of the travel safety trainings offered and read all information carefully, especially about safety on the central page. 

Another great way of preparing your stay abroad is to study the language of a country. Even if the language you will mostly use for your study purposes is English, it is great for collaborative and social purposes to know some of the local language. The ITAV= (TU Delft Centre for Languages and Academic Skills) offers language courses such as Spanish and Italian.