Study debt repayment paused more often In 2020, DUO was asked to pause repayment of student loans more than 66,000 times. This is 3% to 10% higher than in previous years. This was revealed in figures that HOP (Higher Education Press Agency) requested from DUO, the education executive agency. The reason for the increase is…
‘First-year students hardly know anyone from their studies’ The well-being of students is high on the agenda and the TU Delft community needs to work hard on it. That is the conclusion of Executive Board member Rob Mudde after Zoom meetings with students. Mudde organised the series of online…
Architecture alumna Laetitia Smits van Oyen was a member of the TU Delft Supervisory Board for eight years. How does she look back? An interview with the woman of wild ideas.
TU Delft aims for interfaculty education TU Delft expects that future education will increasingly be organised on an interfaculty or even interuniversity level. This means that instead of the traditional one Faculty, several Faculties will be responsible for a student’s education. The new ‘Pro Vice Rector Magnificus for Joint Educational Affairs’ Hans Hellendoorn will…
Few Dream Teams will return to the Dream Hall next academic year. Who wants to and may stay, and who will leave, voluntarily or not? New guidelines will bring major changes.
TU Delft Board wants to talk to students Would you like to tell the Executive Board how you as a student are experiencing this corona crisis and how your studies are going? On Friday 15 January from 5:15 PM till 6:00 PM you will have the opportunity to do so. Then, board member Rob…
Delta will be on holiday for a couple of weeks. For those with time to read, this is our list of some of the great stories in 2020.
How are TU Delft employees doing in times of corona? That is the main question of a new survey, which has been online since 8 December.
TU Delft is postponing the implementation of the new human resources system MyHR for one year, until 1 January 2022. Why are they doing this?
