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Delft University of Technology

The Netherlands

                                                         

The logo : Flame of Prometheus

Stealing fire from the gods,giving it to man, Prometheusgave technology and developmentto mankind.

Delft University of Technology was founded in 1842 by King William II.

It is the oldest and largest University of Technology in the Netherlands.

The 8 faculties offer 16 Bachelor’s courses and 29 Master’s courses in comprehensive programmes of education and research.

About TU Delft

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Holland at Sea level

Groningen

U Twente

Nijmegen

Wageningen

Utrecht

Amsterdam

Rotterdam

Leiden

Tilburg

TU Eindhoven

Maastricht

Universities in the Netherlands

TU Delft

University Students ()Utrecht University 23.000Universiteit van Amsterdam22.000University of Groningen20.000Erasmus University Rotterdam16.000Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam16.000University of Nijmegen15.000Leiden University15.000Delft University of Technology13.000Universiteit Maastricht11.000Tilburg University 10.000Technische Universiteit Eindhoven7.000University of Twente 7.000Wageningen University4.000

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TU Delft - characteristics

• Excellent (international) ratings

• Driven by demands of society

• High International reputation

• Strong (mono)disciplines

• 11 Focussed multidisciplinary research themes

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Facts & Figures (2004)

• Number of PhD-theses 212• Number of Scientific Publications 5.850• Number of Spin Offs 250• Number of Patents 52• Number of MSc. 1.726

Major facilities

Experimental nuclear reactor Institute of Micro-electronics and Submicron Technology Wind tunnels Water basins for coastal and marine research High voltage engineering laboratory Aerospace facilities (Cessna, Simona, etc.) Large scale radar and telecommunication test facilities Process engineering pilot plants High-performance computer network

Scientific staff: fte 2338

Assistant staff: fte 2128

Scientific and support staff (2004)

Total staff: fte 4466

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Faculties

1. Aerospace Engineering2. Applied Sciences3. Architecture4. Civil Engineering and Geosciences 5. Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and

Computer Science6. Industrial Design Engineering7. Mechanical Engineering and Marine Technology8. Technology, Policy and Management

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Delft Research Centres

• Earth: observation, utilization, ecology and engineering

• Water: water works, water management and water quality

• Information and communication technology

• Nanotechnology

• Mechatronics and microsystems

• Life science and technology

• Sustainable energy, extraction, conversion and use

• Sustainable industrial processes

• Sustainable urban areas

• Next Generation infrastructures

• Mobility of persons and transport of goods

Delft Research Centres

Aerospace Engineering

Applied Earth Sciences

Applied Physics

Architecture, Urban Planning and

Housing

Chemical and Biochemical

Engineering

Materials Science

Civil Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Geodetic Engineering

Industrial Design Engineering

Life Science and Technology

Mechanical Engineering

Marine Technology

Systems Engineering and Policy

Analyses

Technical Mathematics

Technical Informatics

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DisciplinesTotal number of students: 13.382 (2004, excluding Ph.D. students)

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Education: programmes

Master of Science 2

Master of Science courses

Aerospace EngineeringApplied Earth SciencesApplied MathematicsApplied PhysicsArchitecture, Urbanism and Building SciencesBiochemical EngineeringBiomedical EngineeringChemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputer EngineeringComputer Science (Technical Informatics)Design for InteractionElectrical EngineeringEngineering and Policy AnalysisGeodetic Engineering

Integrated Product DesignLife Science & TechnologyManagement of TechnologyMarine TechnologyMaterials Science & EngineeringMechanical EngineeringMedia & Knowledge EngineeringNanoScienceOffshore EngineeringScience Education & CommunicationStrategic Product DesignSystems & ControlSystems Engineering, Policy Analysis & ManagementTransport, Infrastructure & Logistics

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Main objectives internationalisation strategy TU Delft1. Attracting top talent through mobility &

exchange of excellent staff & students2. Enhancing quality of academic network

through strategic international relations3. Broadening TU Delft through adding

international dimension4. Exchange of best practice: Quality &

accreditation

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International co-operation

Education Student exchange (Erasmus)MSc. EducationJoint MasterStaff exchange (e.g. visiting professors)

Research PhD research (Sandwich construction)Post Doc researchJoint researchStaff exchange

Other Benchmarking / PeerreviewsSharing facilitiesSharing best practicesEnhancing TU Delft position

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Some international activities of TUD• Strategic alliances (IDEA League and a limited number of bilateral

institutional partnerships)• Strong stimulus of student mobility ( internships, academic exchanges,

MSc thesis, etc.) • All Master of Science Programs in English language• European Credit Transfer System in place (Bologna)• International diploma supplement for Bachelor and Master degree

(Bologna)• ABET accreditation• Code of Practice as quality assurance for English as language of

instruction at Master level• International student population 10 % average (MSc level 14%) (more

than 80 nationalities)• International visiting professors• Research fellowship Program for PhD graduates from partner universities• International PhD student population 45 % • International summer course (academic and cultural preparation for MSc

level)

Bilateral co-operation agreementsEurope

EPF Lausanne (Switzerland)Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium)

Paris Tech (France)Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm

(Sweden)TU Budapest (Hungary)

TU Praque (Czech Republic)TU Warschau (Poland)

University of Trondheim (Norway)METU - Middle East Technical University

(Turkey)

AsiaTsinghua University Beijing (China)

Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai (China)

Fudan University (China)Kyoto University (Japan)

University of Osaka (Japan) University of Tokyo (Japan)

Institute of Technology Bandung (Indonesia)National University of Singapore

KAIST, Korea Academic Institute for Science and Technology(South Korea)

USAMassachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

University of Michigan, Ann ArborUniversity of Texas, Austin

Georgia Institute of Technology

OtherTechnion Haifa (Israel)

Universiteit van Stellenbosch (South Africa)

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The IDEA LeagueAgreement on strategic partnership;Memorandum of Understanding signed on 6 October 1999 (in Delft)• Imperial College London, United Kingdom • TU Delft, The Netherlands• ETH Zürich, Switzerland• RWTH Aachen, Germany

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IDEA League strategic cooperation

• Top Quality Technical Universities in Europe• Collaboration in education & research• Participation in European programmes

• Political visibility and clout• Benchmarking • Exchange of best practices

Head office

TU Delft campus

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Applied Earth Sciences

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Aerospace Engineering

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Nuna II: Solar World Champion 2003

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Life Sciences Architecture

Traffic Medical equipment

Off Shore / Oil

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Based on 2 semesters, each consisting of lectures exercises laboratory work homework one week for preparation

Followed by three weeks of examinations

Average study load per year 60 European Credits (1600 hours)

The yearly programme

Computing & Imaging Advanced Studies in Construction Biotechnological Sciences Delft Leiden Fluid Dynamics Technical Geoscience Micro-Electronics and Submicron Technology Systems and Control Transport, Infrastructure and Logistics

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Research schools

Adhesion Sustainable Energy Intelligent Sensor Microsystems IT in Service Engineering Clean Technology Offshore Technology Telecommunications-transmission and Radar Reactor Institute Engineering mechanicsPolicy Sciences and Technology Simulation, Motion and Navigation Technology Computational Mechanics Earth Observation Wind Energy

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DISENS

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IRCTR

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Number of doctorates

1st 1000 Ph.D’s68 years2nd 1000 Ph.D’s17 years3rd 1000 Ph.D’s 6 years

Dissertations (Ph.D.)

Relevant Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent)GPA (Grade Point Average) of the B.Sc. study of 75 % Toefle score (Test of English as a foreign language) of 550 points or IELTS 6.0 (Overall band grade) GRE General test (Graduate Record examination) – 450 verbal, 550 or 3.5 analytical, 650 quantitative An essay written in English by the applicant with his/her motivation Additional testing and/or a personal interview if required by the

selection committee

Admission Requirements for theMaster of Science courses

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Cooperation between Tsinghua University, Beijing and TU Delft

• Statement of Intent, October 15, 1982• Memorandum of Understanding, April 4, 1986• Agreement for Scientific and Academic Cooperation,

June 7, 1993• Agreement for Scientific and Academic Cooperation,

May 28, 1999 • Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation in the

field of Micro-electronics (IMETU and DIMES), April 28 2001

• Agreement for Scientific and Academic Cooperation, January 31, 2005

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Main subjects in the cooperation between TU Delft and Tsinghua University January 2004• Mechanical Engineering: Numerical simulation of turbulent flow • Applied Physics: Image processing and analysis • Electrical Engineering: Microelectronics process technology • Materials Science: Bainite formation in steel • Management of Technological Innovation/National

Entrepreneurship • European postgraduate Master in Urbanism: Strategies and

design for cities and territories • Civil Engineering: Fatigue behaviour of steel highway bridges ;

Static and fatigue behaviour of connections; Collapse of pipelines; Fibre-reinforced plastics in civil engineering structures

• Aerospace Engineering: Fracture and damage Mechanics • Mathematics and Computer Science: HPC and Grid Computing • ICT: Video compression and digital watermarking

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The Fudan & TU Delft International School of MicroelectronicsShanghai, MOU of January 23, 2003

• MSc programme in Microelectronics:• A joint initiative in high standard education in

microelectronics which will play a significant role in the development of Shanghai as a global centre of microelectronics.

• Important provider of well qualified personnel in the IC industry.

• In close collaboration with the key industry • Industrial affiliation programme (internships,

scholarships)

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Overall Gain for TU Delft through IDEA League November 1999 – November 2004• Use of educational quality management principles to ensure internal quality assurance • A framework for benchmarking on a European scale • In-depth comparison of curricula on level, content and quality = equality of

Bachelor level • Use of jointly developed qualification profiles for Bachelor and Masters• Use of jointly developed diploma supplement • Horizontal and vertical mobility • Exchange of good practices in internationalisation, PhD inflow, diploma evaluation, admissions, communication & marketing, equality issues, alumni• Framework for joint education projects • Enhanced international status (with positive effects on international labour

market, peerreviews, international accreditation agencies, recruiting, etc.)

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Gain for TU Delft through IDEA LeagueCooperation in Education and Research• Benchmarking and exchange of good practices • Joint curriculum comparison and development • Student mobility - vertical and horizontal • Research collaboration: European Research

projects (7th framework) • PhD exchanges - staff exchanges • Peer reviews by partners as part of self studies • Erasmus Mundus, joint Masterprogrammes • Summer schools, workshops

Government

funding

Tuition

Contracts and

sales

Miscellaneous

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Revenue 2004 [in M€]

TU Delft library and congress centre

Binary System:

Academic (Research Oriented) MSc / BSc MA / BA

Professional> Bachelor (bc)

Dutch education system

Relevant Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent)GPA (Grade Point Average) of the B.Sc. study of 75 % Toefle score (Test of English as a foreign language) of 550 points GRE general test (Graduate Record examination) of at least 550

average An essay written in English by the applicant with his/her motivation Additional testing and/or a personal interview if required by the

selection committee

Admission Requirements for theMaster of Science courses

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Works Council

Students CouncilUniversity Corporate Office

Operational Committee(Board & Deans)

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Organisation

Faculty Faculty

Minister of Education,Culture and Science

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Full professors: fte 193

Associate professors: fte 251

Assistant professors: fte 330

PhD-students: fte 811

Other: fte 753

Scientific staff: fte 2338

Imperial College London (UK) TU Delft (The Netherlands) ETH Zürich (Switzerland) RWTH Aachen (Germany)

International alliances: IDEA League

Optimization group in Delft