Why study at Delft University of Technology?
Delft University of Technology is the largest technical university in the Netherlands and covers practically the entire spectrum of engineering sciences. We are one of the top 20 universities in Europe, and worldwide.
At our university, we blend academic excellence with real-world impact. Our students are empowered to tackle societal challenges, emerging as visionary engineers with leadership skills. Through innovative programs and research integration, you’ll drive meaningful change.
Challenged based learning
Our educational approach centers around students tackling real-world problems or challenges as a means of learning. Challenge-based learning encourages active engagement, critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills.
Internationally renowned research and education.
Collaboration across disciplines, faculties and university services is encouraged, fostering teamwork and multidisciplinary courses. Partnerships with other universities, such as Erasmus University Rotterdam, the University of Leiden, and the four technical universities in Eindhoven, Twente and Wageningen are robust, extending to national, European, and global levels.
Strong ties with industry
Close ties with businesses and societal organizations facilitate knowledge exchange, with many courses including guest lectures from industry alumni. Research is generally done in collaboration with companies, start-ups and large corporations alike; this enables you to already have a foot in industry during your master thesis project.
Diversity and openness
Delft University of Technology is strongly committed to becoming a university that pursues the highest standards of education and research based on values of diversity, equity and inclusion. We wish students to flourish, feel at home, feel safe, and reach their full potential. Over a fifth of our students and more than half of the scientific staff are coming from abroad. The university champions openness, leading in open education and science initiatives. More information.