International applicants
Admission
The Master’s degree programme in Nanobiology is a multidisciplinary programme building on prior scientific knowledge, research and coursework. University-level knowledge in mathematics, physics, biology (including molecular biology), organic chemistry, and programming, is essential for success.
We recommend that prospective students complete this Knowledge matrix in order to see whether they are ready to begin the Nanobiology Masters programme. Students coming from a university outside the Netherlands must address these deficiencies before they can be admitted into the programme. Submitting the completed knowledge matrix with your application is helpful.
Expected knowledge
The MSc programme in Nanobiology builds on students’ broad scientific knowledge and research skills. University-level knowledge in mathematics, physics, biology (including Molecular Biology), organic chemistry, and programming, is essential for success.
Applicants with knowledge or skill deficiencies will be required to overcome these to be eligible for the programme. Applicants coming from a Dutch university are eligible to address these deficiencies with a bridging programme.
If you are a graduate (or about to graduate) from a Dutch university and want to discuss your application and whether you would need to do a bridging programme, please complete the Knowledge matrix as best you can, and send it and your list of completed and planned courses to Info-MSc-NB@tudelft.nl
Application procedure
See the general information on the TU Delft application procedure.
Tuition fees and scholarships
See the Finances pages for information about tuition fees, scholarships and grants.
Contact
If you have questions about the above, please contact the International Office of the Faculty of Applied Sciences:
Contact
If you have questions regarding admissions procedures for international applicants, please contact the International Office of the Faculty of Applied Sciences.