Professor Aukje Hassoldt will step down as dean at the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management (TPM) from 1 December 2024. She will continue her career as dean at the Rotterdam School of Management at Erasmus University Rotterdam. Hassoldt studied physics at VU University Amsterdam and then gained board experience at Rijkswaterstaat, TNO and RIVM,
On Thursday, the last day of the introduction week, all the participants gathered in the Mekelpark for the Your Own Frequency festival. They wandered along the info stands and screamed in the carousel.
Where is the quietest space on campus? And what is ‘the beast of TU Delft’? The campus has secrets from everyone, even from students and staff members who have been here for years. It is time to explore them during the Backstage Campus Tour on day four of the OWee.
Student talk, visits to student associations, and the OWaterlympics were on the OWee programme for Tuesday. The heavy rain in the afternoon was not.
Six TU Delft students and two alumni won medals at the Olympic Games in Paris. TU Delft researchers also helped the Dutch teams gain success with their innovations.
In July, the Olympic Games will be held in Paris. TU Delft top athletes are ready to compete. What are their lives like and are they ready? Part 8: swimmer Sean Niewold.
To mark their 130th anniversary, members of study association Stylos (Architecture and the Built Environment) have built a sustainable pavilion. The structure, a meeting place for residents and students, has been developed in the Spoorzone and will remain standing until 27 June. The pavilion consists entirely of different modules that together form a complete structure.
In July, the Olympic Games will be held in Paris. TU Delft top athletes are ready to compete. What are their lives like and are they ready? Part 7: rower Roos de Jong.
The consultation meeting between the Student Council and Vice Rector Rob Mudde was briefly adjourned on Wednesday when Student Council member Pravesha Ramsundersingh spoke out about the war Gaza in her personal capacity.
Students protested at the Senate on Tuesday morning against the proposed Affordable Rent Act. They fear the law will lead to an increase in room shortages. With the law, outgoing minister Hugo de Jonge wants to limit the possibility to split up homes into student rooms. Several student organisations and associations, including the National Chamber
