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QS #48Delft, Netherlands· QS World University Rankings 2027

Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)

What stands out

  • Highest in the Netherlands

    €19,906a year, lowest here

    Highest undergraduate fees of the 8 universities in the Netherlands we have priced

    The lowest-fee course we list here, Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering, costs more than the cheapest we list at any of the others. The dearest of those is TU/e, at €18,600 a year.

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Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), in Delft, Netherlands, has 4 undergraduate courses and 22 master's courses listed on StudyPath. International tuition runs from €19,906 to €25,633 a year depending on the course. TU Delft publishes its own accommodation prices, from €500 per month. 4 of the 26 publish an application deadline. Every figure above was read from TU Delft's own published pages and last checked on 23 September 2026.

Courses
26
Fees verified
24 / 26
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International tuition across 24 courses

€19,906to€25,633a year

Lowest: BSc Aerospace Engineering BSc and 3 othersHighest: MSc Aerospace Engineering MSc and 19 others
Faculty of Technology Policy and Management building seen from the east, Delft University of Technology, Delft, South Holland, the Netherlands Verified
Faculty of Technology Policy and Management building seen from the east, Delft University of Technology, Delft, South Holland, the Netherlands · Photo: YmblanterCC BY-SA 4.0
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Not set — every fee below is the international rate. Home and EU/EEA rates are often far lower.

courses

26 courses

BSc Aerospace Engineering

BSc · 3 years · Aerospace Engineering

International tuition

€19,906 per year

~€59,700 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

TU Delft charges one flat 'institutional rate' for every Bachelor's programme rather than pricing individual degrees, so this figure is the same for all four English-taught bachelor's programmes. Students starting from 2025/26 onward who continue in the same programme pay a lower 'transitional institutional rate' (EUR 18,175 for 2026/27) instead of the full rate shown here. On top of tuition, TU Delft's own extra-costs table for non-EU/UK students starting 2026/27 lists estimated living costs of EUR 14,200/year, a EUR 254 residence permit/visa fee and a EUR 285 TU Delft housing fee, for an estimated total payment of EUR 34,106.

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The published figure is TU Delft's institutional rate. A lower statutory rate applies to Dutch, EU/EEA, Swiss and Surinamese nationals, and to anyone holding a Dutch residence permit that carries the entitlement — so a reader's nationality or permit, not the course, decides which of the two they pay.

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Intake
September
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Taught in
English
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Application deadline
15 January 2027 for the September 2027 intake. Aerospace Engineering has a numerus fixus (capped at 440 new students for 2025-26) and a selection procedure, so applying by the registration deadline is mandatory, unlike TU Delft's non-capped bachelor's programmes which use a later 1 April deadline.
Source
✓ Word for wordRead 17 Aug 2026
“Important dates Registration deadline: 15 January 2027 Open Campus Day: 16 & 19 October 2026”
BSc Aerospace Engineering - TU Delfttudelft.nl
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Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • TOEFL iBT, 90 overall
  • IELTS, 6.5 overallAcademic version, Overall Band Score.
  • CambridgeUniversity of Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) or Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) accepted in place of a TOEFL/IELTS score.
Source

Academic offer

A Dutch VWO diploma including Physics and Mathematics B, or an equivalent international secondary diploma with those subjects (assessed individually by TU Delft's Admission Office against its published country-by-country diploma list). The programme has a numerus clausus (440 places for 2025-26) with a mandatory selection procedure.
Source
✓ Word for wordRead 17 Aug 2026
“Required level: VWO Required subjects: Physics / Mathematics B Numerus clausus: yes”
Admission requirements | BSc Aerospace Engineering - TU Delfttudelft.nl
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Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering

BSc · 3 years · Computer Science

International tuition

€19,906 per year

~€59,700 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

TU Delft charges one flat 'institutional rate' for every Bachelor's programme rather than pricing individual degrees, so this figure is the same for all four English-taught bachelor's programmes. Students starting from 2025/26 onward who continue in the same programme pay a lower 'transitional institutional rate' (EUR 18,175 for 2026/27) instead of the full rate shown here. On top of tuition, TU Delft's own extra-costs table for non-EU/UK students starting 2026/27 lists estimated living costs of EUR 14,200/year, a EUR 254 residence permit/visa fee and a EUR 285 TU Delft housing fee, for an estimated total payment of EUR 34,106.

Show the fee on the university's site

The published figure is TU Delft's institutional rate. A lower statutory rate applies to Dutch, EU/EEA, Swiss and Surinamese nationals, and to anyone holding a Dutch residence permit that carries the entitlement — so a reader's nationality or permit, not the course, decides which of the two they pay.

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Intake
September
Source
✓ Word for wordRead 2 Aug 2026
“Numerus fixus: Yes (590) Start: September Required subjects: Math B Form: Full time - on campus”
Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering - TU Delfttudelft.nl
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Taught in
English
Source
✓ Word for wordRead 2 Aug 2026
“Language Dutch-English track: Dutch and English English track: English Numerus fixus: Yes (590) Start: September”
Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering - TU Delfttudelft.nl
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Application deadline
15 January for the numerus fixus selection procedure (590 places). CSE is oversubscribed every year, so late applications past this date are not admitted.
Source
✓ Word for wordRead 2 Aug 2026
“Important dates Numerus fixus : January 15th Student for a day: continuous Open campus days: 20 March 2026”
Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering - TU Delfttudelft.nl
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What you'll study

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Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • TOEFL iBT, 90 overall
  • IELTS, 6.5 overallAcademic version, Overall Band Score.
  • CambridgeUniversity of Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) or Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) accepted in place of a TOEFL/IELTS score.
Source

Academic offer

A Dutch VWO/Gymnasium diploma including Mathematics B, or an equivalent international secondary diploma with that subject. The programme has a numerus fixus (590 places) filled through a Matching & Selection procedure.
Source
✓ Word for wordRead 17 Aug 2026
“Required level: VWO / Gymnasium Required courses: Mathematics B Numerus Fixus: Yes”
Admission requirements | Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering - TU Delfttudelft.nl
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BSc Earth, Climate and Technology

BSc · 3 years · Earth & Environmental

International tuition

€19,906 per year

~€59,700 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

TU Delft charges one flat 'institutional rate' for every Bachelor's programme rather than pricing individual degrees, so this figure is the same for all four English-taught bachelor's programmes. Students starting from 2025/26 onward who continue in the same programme pay a lower 'transitional institutional rate' (EUR 18,175 for 2026/27) instead of the full rate shown here. On top of tuition, TU Delft's own extra-costs table for non-EU/UK students starting 2026/27 lists estimated living costs of EUR 14,200/year, a EUR 254 residence permit/visa fee and a EUR 285 TU Delft housing fee, for an estimated total payment of EUR 34,106. Previously known as Applied Earth Sciences; renamed for a renewed programme launched September 2025 but still listed as 'Technische Aardwetenschappen/Applied Earth Sciences' in Studielink.

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The published figure is TU Delft's institutional rate. A lower statutory rate applies to Dutch, EU/EEA, Swiss and Surinamese nationals, and to anyone holding a Dutch residence permit that carries the entitlement — so a reader's nationality or permit, not the course, decides which of the two they pay.

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Intake
September
Source
Taught in
English
Source
Application deadline
1 April, the standard deadline for TU Delft bachelor's programmes without a numerus clausus (Earth, Climate and Technology is uncapped).
Source
✓ Word for wordRead 17 Aug 2026
“TU Delft will determine this after registration. If you're applying to a programme with a numerus clausus, like Aerospace Engineering, you must register before 15 January. For programmes without a numerus clausus, the deadline is 1 April.”
Admission requirements | BSc Earth, Climate and Technology - TU Delfttudelft.nl
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What you'll study

Not yet added.

Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • TOEFL iBT, 90 overall
  • IELTS, 6.5 overallAcademic version, Overall Band Score.
  • CambridgeUniversity of Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) or Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) accepted in place of a TOEFL/IELTS score.
Source

Academic offer

A Dutch VWO/Gymnasium diploma including Mathematics B, Physics and Chemistry, or an equivalent international secondary diploma with those subjects. No numerus clausus.
Source
✓ Word for wordRead 17 Aug 2026
“Required level: VWO / Gymnasium Required courses: Mathematics B, Physics and Chemistry Numerus Fixus: No”
Admission requirements | BSc Earth, Climate and Technology - TU Delfttudelft.nl
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BSc Nanobiology

BSc · 3 years · Biology & Life Sciences, Biochemistry

International tuition

€19,906 per year

~€59,700 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

TU Delft charges one flat 'institutional rate' for every Bachelor's programme rather than pricing individual degrees, so this figure is the same for all four English-taught bachelor's programmes. Students starting from 2025/26 onward who continue in the same programme pay a lower 'transitional institutional rate' (EUR 18,175 for 2026/27) instead of the full rate shown here. On top of tuition, TU Delft's own extra-costs table for non-EU/UK students starting 2026/27 lists estimated living costs of EUR 14,200/year, a EUR 254 residence permit/visa fee and a EUR 285 TU Delft housing fee, for an estimated total payment of EUR 34,106. Nanobiology is a joint degree with Erasmus University Rotterdam (Erasmus MC) — TU Delft is the organisational centre where enrolment and tuition payment happen, and this fee is what TU Delft charges for it.

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The published figure is TU Delft's institutional rate. A lower statutory rate applies to Dutch, EU/EEA, Swiss and Surinamese nationals, and to anyone holding a Dutch residence permit that carries the entitlement — so a reader's nationality or permit, not the course, decides which of the two they pay.

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Intake
September
Source
Taught in
English
Source
Application deadline
1 April for applicants with an international diploma (1 May for applicants with a Dutch diploma). No numerus clausus, but matching is mandatory.
Source
✓ Word for wordRead 17 Aug 2026
“Registration deadlines: 1 May with Dutch diploma 1 April with international diploma”
BSc Nanobiology - TU Delfttudelft.nl
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What you'll study

Not yet added.

Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • TOEFL iBT, 90 overall
  • IELTS, 6.5 overallAcademic version, Overall Band Score.
  • CambridgeUniversity of Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) or Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) accepted in place of a TOEFL/IELTS score.
Source

Academic offer

A Dutch VWO diploma including biology, physics, chemistry and wiskunde B (mathematics), or an equivalent international secondary diploma with those subjects. No numerus clausus, but mandatory matching applies. Nanobiology is a joint degree with Erasmus University Rotterdam (Erasmus MC), taught across both campuses.
Source
✓ Word for wordRead 17 Aug 2026
“Required level: vwo Required subjects: biology / physics / chemistry / wiskunde B (math) Numerus Clausus: no”
Admission requirements | BSc Nanobiology - TU Delfttudelft.nl
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MSc Aerospace Engineering

MSc · 2 years · Aerospace Engineering

International tuition

€25,633 per year

~€51,300 for the whole 2 years, at today's fee
Verified

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

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Intake
Not verified
Taught in
English
Source
Application deadline
Not verified

What you'll study

Not yet added.

How TU Delft compares

Against the other universities in the Netherlands on StudyPath, using each one's verified international fees and its own published housing prices. Universities are only compared with others charging in the same currency (and, for housing, for the same period), so no figure here has been converted. A ~ marks a year worked out from a per-term or whole-course fee.

TU Delft's lowest undergraduate fee for international students is €19,906 a year, for Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering. Of the 7 other universities in the Netherlands we list with undergraduate fees in EUR, 7 charge less. Their lowest undergraduate fees run from €10,648 (AUAS / HvA) to €18,600 (TU/e).

TU Delft's lowest master's fee for international students is €25,633 a year, for MSc Aerospace Engineering. Of the 6 other universities in the Netherlands we list with master's fees in EUR, 6 charge less. Their lowest master's fees run from ~€11,073 (AUAS / HvA) to €22,320 (Twente).

Student housing. TU Delft's own lowest published rate is €500 per month. Of the 6 other universities in the Netherlands we list that publish housing per month in EUR, 2 charge more, 4 charge less. Their lowest published rates run from €300 (WUR) to €700 (Groningen).

Living costs. The living-cost figure for a student visa to the Netherlands is €1,130.77 per month, on top of tuition (figure for valid from 1 January 2026 up to and including 31 December 2026; read 19 Aug 2026 from ind.nl). The authority attaches conditions that can change this amount; see them in full on student finance.

By subject
SubjectLowest fee hereAgainst other universities in the NetherlandsTheir lowest fees
Biology & Life Sciencesundergraduate€19,906BSc NanobiologyHighest of 6€17,701 to €19,800
Computer Scienceundergraduate€19,906Bachelor of Computer Science and EngineeringHighest of 6€16,400 to €19,800
Business & Managementmaster's€25,633MSc Management of TechnologyHighest of 4~€11,073 to €25,500
Computer Sciencemaster's€25,633MSc Computer & Embedded Systems EngineeringHighest of 4€19,555 to €22,320
Data Science & AImaster's€25,633MSc Data Science and Artificial Intelligence TechnologyHighest of 4€19,555 to €25,500

Subjects taught at TU Delft

Each one opens every course in that subject, at every university we hold, with the same verified fees.

Where these figures come from

30 sentences from TU Delft's own site each back several figures above. Each is quoted once here; every course that uses one still opens it and links to its own source page.

  1. Used for international fee on 20 courses

    “Extra costs 2026/2027 Nationality Tuition Fee Living costs Residence Permit/Visa fee TU Delft Housing fee Total payment BSc & MSc EU/EFTA €2.694 n/a n/a € 285 €2.979 BSc non-EU (incl UK) €19.906 €14.200* €254** €285** €34.106 MSc non-EU (incl UK) €25.633”
    Tuition Fee & Finances | TU Delfttudelft.nlread 17 Aug 2026
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  2. Used for entry requirements on 4 courses

    “Proficiency in English* You are required to pass one of the following language tests with the indicated minimum score requirement: TOEFL iBT 90 (internet based), or IELTS 6.5 (Academic version, Overall Band Score), or University of Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) or Certificate in Advanced English (CAE).”
    Admission requirements | TU Delfttudelft.nlread 17 Aug 2026
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  3. Used for fee on 4 courses

    “You pay the statutory rate if you have any of the following nationalities: Dutch or that of another EU/EEA country, Swiss, or Surinamese; or if you have a Dutch residence permit that includes entitlement to pay the statutory rate. Statutory rate 2025/2026 2026/2027 Statutory rate € 2.601 € 2.694”
    Tuition Fee & Finances | TU Delfttudelft.nlread 17 Aug 2026
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  4. Used for course length on 4 courses

    “Please note that only four programmes are offered fully in English; Aerospace Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Earth, Climate and Technology and Nanobiology. All these bachelor's programmes last three years.”
    Bachelors | TU Delfttudelft.nlread 2 Aug 2026
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  5. Used for international fee on 4 courses

    “Extra costs 2026/2027 Nationality Tuition Fee Living costs Residence Permit/Visa fee TU Delft Housing fee Total payment BSc & MSc EU/EFTA €2.694 n/a n/a € 285 €2.979 BSc non-EU (incl UK) €19.906”
    Tuition Fee & Finances | TU Delfttudelft.nlread 17 Aug 2026
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  6. Used for cost note on 4 courses

    “You will pay either the statutory rate or the institutional rate, depending on your situation. For more information about the rates, please see the Tuition fees - DUO website. You pay the statutory rate if you have any of the following nationalities: Dutch or that of another EU/EEA country, Swiss, or Surinamese; or if you have a Dutch residence permit that includes entitlement to pay the statutory rate.”
    Tuition Fee & Finances | TU Delfttudelft.nlread 17 Aug 2026
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  7. Used for course length on 2 courses, teaching language on 2 courses

    “Degree: Master of Science Accreditation: Accredited by the NVAO Credits: 120 ECTS, 24 months Type: Regular study programme Mode: Full-time Start: September Language: English”
    The same sentence appears on 2 pagestudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  8. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree: MSc Transport, Infrastructure and Logistics Accredited by NVAO Credits: 120 ECTS, 24 months Type: Full-time on campus Language: English”
    MSc Transport, Infrastructure and Logisticstudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  9. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree: Master of Science Accreditation: Accredited by the NVAO Credits: 120 ECTS, 24 months Type: Regular study programme Mode : Full-time Start : September Language: English”
    MSc Systems & Controltudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  10. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree Master of Computer Science Accreditation Accredited by the NVAO Credits 120 EC, 24 Months Type Regular study programme Mode Full-time Language of instruction English”
    MSc Computer Sciencetudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  11. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Overview September 24 Months Full-time 120 ECTS Degree MSc of Applied Geophysics English”
    MSc Applied Geophysicstudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  12. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Working language: English Numerus Fixus: Yes Starts: September Required subjects: Dutch VWO Physics & Mathematics B or equivalent Form: Full time – on campus”
    BSc Aerospace Engineering - TU Delfttudelft.nlread 17 Aug 2026
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  13. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree: Master of Nanobiology Accreditation : Accredited by the NVAO Credits: 120 ECTS, 24 months Type: Regular study programme Mode: Full-time Start: September Language of instruction: English”
    MSc Nanobiologytudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  14. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree: Master of Science Accreditation: Accredited by the NVAO Credits: 120 ECTS, 24 months Type: Regular study programme Mode: Full-time Start: September Language of instruction: English”
    MSc BioMedical Engineeringtudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  15. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree : Master of Science Applied Physics Accreditation : Accredited by the NVAO Credits : 120 ECTS, 24 months Type : Full-time Start : September (for applicants with a Dutch BSc degree a start in February is also possible) Language of instruction : English”
    MSc Applied Physicstudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  16. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree: Master of Science Sustainable Energy Technology Accreditation: Accredited by the NVAO Credits: 120 ECTS, 24 Months Type: Full-time Start: September Language: English”
    MSc Sustainable Energy Technologytudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  17. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree Master of Science Credits 120 ECTS, 24 months Type Regular study programme Mode Full-time Start September Language English”
    MSc Roboticstudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  18. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Overview September 24 Months Full-time 120 ECTS Master of Science in Environmental Engineering English”
    MSc Environmental Engineeringtudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  19. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Overview September 24 Months Full-time 120 ECTS Master of Science in Civil Engineering English”
    MSc Civil Engineering | TU Delfttudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  20. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree: Master of Science Aerospace Engineering Starts: September Type: Full-time Credits: 120 ECTS, 24 Months Language: English”
    MSc Aerospace Engineeringtudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  21. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree: Master of Science Applied Mathematics Accreditation: Accredited by the NVAO Credits: 120 ECTS, 24 months Type: Regular study programme Mode: Full-time Start: September Language of instruction: English”
    MSc Applied Mathematicstudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  22. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree: Master of Science Management of Technology Credits: 120 ECTS, 24 months, full time Accreditation: Accredited by NVAO Starts in: September Language : English”
    MSc Management of Technologytudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  23. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree: Master of Science / Chemical Engineering Accreditation : Accredited by the NVAO Credits: 120 ECTS, 24 months Type: Regular study programme Mode: Full-time Start: September Language of instruction: English”
    MSc Chemical Engineeringtudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  24. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree Master of Science Computer & Embedded Systems Engineering Accreditation Accredited by the NVAO Credits 120 EC, 24 Months Type Regular study programme Mode Full-time Language of instruction English”
    MSc Computer & Embedded Systems Engineeringtudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  25. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Overview September 24 Months Full-time 120 ECTS Master of Science in Life Science and Technology English”
    MSc Life Science and Technologytudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  26. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Overview Working language : English Joint degree : yes Numerus clausus : no Mandatory matching: yes Starts: September Required subjects : biology / math (wiskunde B) / physics / chemistry Form : fulltime (on campus)”
    BSc Nanobiology - TU Delfttudelft.nlread 17 Aug 2026
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  27. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree: Master of Science in Quantum Information Science & Technology Accreditation: Accredited by the NVAO . Language of instruction: English Type: Full-time on campus, both in Leiden and Delft Credits: 120 ECTS, 24 months”
    MSc Quantum Information Science & Technologytudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  28. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Overview Language : English Numerus fixus : No Start : September Required courses : Physics, Mathematics B and Chemistry Form : Full time- on campus”
    BSc Earth, Climate and Technology - TU Delfttudelft.nlread 17 Aug 2026
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  29. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree Master of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Technology Accreditation Accredited by the NVAO Credits 120 EC, 24 Months Type Regular study programme Mode Full-time Language of instruction English”
    MSc Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Technologytudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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  30. Used for course length on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Degree Master Electrical Engineering Accreditation Accredited by the NVAO Credits 120 EC, 24 Months Type Regular study programme Mode Full-time Language of instruction English”
    MSc Electrical Engineeringtudelft.nlread 23 Sept 2026
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More about TU Delft

Student body

QS's own figures · QS World University Rankings 2027

Students
21,725
International students
7,767
≈36% of the student body (worked out here)
Faculty
2,284
International faculty
55%

These come from QS, not the university's own pages. Unlike every fee and deadline on this site. QS is the primary source for its own rankings and measurements, which is why it is cited here and rejected everywhere else.

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“Students & Staff Total students 21,725 UG students 44.3% PG students 55.7% International students 7,767 UG students 26.6% PG students 73.4% Total faculty staff 2,284 Domestic staff 45% Int'l staff 55%”
Delft University of Technology : Rankings, Fees & Courses Details | TopUniversitiestopuniversities.com
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About & contact

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Accommodation

€500–€1,350per month

typical rent for rooms found via TU Delft's own Housing Service, per room, including rent, water, gas, electricity, internet, service charges and taxes. The service is only for students coming from abroad who are not yet living in the Netherlands, and rooms can only be reserved through TU Delft's ROOM University Housing portal. TU Delft sets the order in which each target group (BSc, MSc, exchange, joint-education programme) gains access to that portal by when full payment is received; once capacity is reached students go on a reserve list, which is closed on 30 June for the first semester.

Published by the university itself, not a live listings price. Actual cost depends on room type, availability and when you apply.

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“The monthly rent ranges roughly from €500,- to €1350,- per month per room (including rent, water, gas, electricity, internet, service charges and taxes).”
TU Delft's Housing Servicetudelft.nl
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After you graduate

Rules read 17 Aug 2026. Check the current rules, this may be out of date

What Netherlands's own immigration authority currently publishes. Not a ranking, not a guarantee, and not the same as what any agent or forum will tell you. Whether someone actually obtains residence depends on occupation, points, funds and policy that can change between application and graduation.

Money you must prove before the visa

€1,130.77per month, for a student at a university or hbo (higher professional education) institution — the IND publishes this as a monthly figure and it is stored as one, not multiplied out

Shown as a balance in a bank account. You keep control of it.

Figure published for: valid from 1 January 2026 up to and including 31 December 2026, in the IND's own wording — the table is headed 'Study amounts 2026' and is reissued for each calendar year This amount is revised regularly, so check it again before you transfer anything.

This is the rate for higher professional education (hbo) or university. A student at secondary education or senior secondary vocational education (mbo) level needs less: € 928.58 per month. There is a separate route where someone already in the Netherlands finances the study instead, and then the test is on that person's income rather than the student's savings: for an hbo or university student the financier must have a gross SV (social-security) salary of at least € 3,467.77 per month without holiday allowance (€ 3,654.73 with it) if married, in a registered partnership or cohabiting, or € 2,766.67 without holiday allowance (€ 2,897.54 with it) if single or a single parent — those financier amounts run from 1 July 2026 to 31 December 2026, a different validity window from the student amounts above, so the two halves of this rule change on different dates.

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“Study amounts 2026 These amounts are valid from 1 January 2026 up to and including 31 December 2026. Study type Monthly amount Higher professional education (hbo) or university € 1,130.77”
Required amounts income requirements - Immigratie- en Naturalisatiedienst (IND)ind.nl
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Work during study

An international student holding a residence permit for study purposes at a Dutch university or institute of higher professional education (HBO) may work, but only if their employer first obtains a work permit (tewerkstellingsvergunning, TWV) for them from the Employee Insurance Agency (UWV) — the right to work is not automatic the way it is for on-campus work in some other countries. Within that TWV, a student may work up to 16 hours per week during the academic year, or full-time in June, July and August. The Dutch Labour Inspectorate checks compliance, and working more than permitted, or without a TWV, can result in a fine for the employer.

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“The student is allowed to work maximally 16 hours per week, or fulltime in June, July and August.”
Employing a foreign national | INDind.nl
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Post-study work visa

Residence permit for the orientation year for highly educated persons (zoekjaar hoogopgeleiden) . Up to 1 year
A residence permit valid for exactly 1 year that lets a recent graduate look for a job (typically as a 'highly skilled migrant') or start a business, applied for within 3 years of graduating. It cannot be extended, and a person can hold it more than once only after completing a further, later study programme or research project. During the orientation year the holder may work freely — their employer does not need a separate work permit (TWV) — or work as a freelancer or self-employed person. Eligibility requires having completed, within the 3 years before applying, an accredited bachelor's or master's degree at a Dutch higher-education institution (no extra test needed), a PhD, an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's, or a master's/doctoral/post-master's programme at a 'designated foreign educational institution' — defined as one placed in the top 200 of the general or by-subject rankings of at least 2 of 3 named publishers (Times Higher Education, QS World University Rankings, or ShanghaiRanking's Academic Ranking of World Universities) at the time of graduation — in which case an IELTS score of at least 6.0 (or an equivalent recognised English test) is also required unless the programme itself was taught in English or Dutch. All foreign diplomas must additionally be evaluated by Nuffic, the Dutch credential-evaluation body.

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“The residence permit for the orientation year for highly educated persons is valid for 1 year.”
Residence permit for orientation year | INDind.nl
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Route to permanent residence

The orientation year permit does not itself lead to settlement, and by IND's own classification it is a 'temporary regular residence permit' (type I) — a category distinct from the 'non-temporary residence purpose' permit that Dutch permanent-residence rules require a holder to have at the time they apply. In practice, a graduate who wants to stay long-term must first move onto a qualifying work route — commonly the national Highly Skilled Migrant scheme, which is gated on a minimum salary set annually (around EUR 5,000/month as of this reading, lower for applicants under 30 or on a reduced-salary criterion) rather than on a specific occupation or shortage list. From there, a person who has held a valid Dutch residence permit for at least 5 consecutive years, kept their main residence in the Netherlands throughout, always renewed on time, met the income requirement, registered in the Dutch population register (BRP), and passed a civic-integration exam at A2 level (or been exempted) may apply for a permanent residence permit — or, on largely the same 5-year qualifying basis, an EU long-term resident's permit. It is not clearly stated on IND's own pages whether time spent under a temporary-purpose permit (such as the orientation year, or study itself) counts towards that 5-year clock the same way time on a non-temporary work permit does, so StudyPath does not assert either way.

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“You have had a valid Dutch residence permit for at least 5 consecutive years. There are exceptions to the 5-year period for permanent residency .”
Permanent residence permit | INDind.nl
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Route to citizenship

Naturalisation (naturalisatie) is decided by the King on the Justice and Security Minister's recommendation, but administered day-to-day by IND, the same service that runs residence permits. The standard route requires having lived in the Kingdom of the Netherlands for at least 5 consecutive years with a valid residence permit, always renewed on time, plus passing a civic integration exam at Dutch language level A2 (unless exempt, e.g. already sufficiently fluent). Shorter routes exist — for example 3 years if married to or the registered partner of a Dutch national and living together throughout, or in some cases naturalising while living abroad. Unlike most of the other countries on StudyPath, the Netherlands' default rule points the other way on dual nationality: IND's own page states plainly that 'Dutch citizens are usually not allowed to have dual nationality' and that an applicant aged 18 or over 'must renounce' their other nationality or nationalities after naturalising. Exceptions exist and are common in practice — including a spouse/registered partner of a Dutch national at the time the Royal Decree is signed, an asylum residence permit holder, someone born and still living in the Kingdom, or a national of a country (IND names Taiwan and the Palestinian Territories) that the Netherlands does not recognise as a state — and the IND will not require renunciation where the applicant's own country's law simply does not allow it.

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“Dutch citizens are usually not allowed to have dual nationality. But there are exceptions.”
Dual nationality | INDind.nl
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Read 17 August 2026. inDemandOccupations is deliberately left null rather than populated with a weak substitute: the Netherlands' main channel from the orientation year into longer-term work — the national Highly Skilled Migrant scheme — is gated purely on a minimum salary threshold (revised every 1 January) rather than on membership of any occupation or shortage-occupation list, confirmed on IND's own background article on the scheme ('The IND checks whether the salary criterion is met, among other things... This salary must be in conformity with the market'). UWV (the Employee Insurance Agency) does publish its own labour-market shortage analyses, but uwv.nl is not the immigration-granting authority and sits outside StudyPath’s allowed domains for the Netherlands, so it was not used. Two collection notes: (1) IND's own English-language pages for both the orientation-year permit and the standard student permit are interactive decision trees that return almost no static text to a plain HTTP fetch (a nationality/situation questionnaire must be answered first) — the orientation-year page was captured with a browser capture after answering it, and its plain-HTTP snapshot is a JS-shell stub-turned-empty result that was overwritten by the browser capture; the 5-year permanent-residence figure and the 16-hour work figure were both found on genuinely static IND pages, so no browser fallback was needed for them. (2) The Netherlands does not appear on StudyPath's university list yet, so this entry is general country-level context, collected the same way New Zealand's was. citizenshipRoute added 17 August 2026, cited to two ind.nl pages: 'Becoming a Dutch national through naturalisation' (2fc3229d3e3a93a3, for the 5-year/A2 standard route) and 'Dual nationality' (5ce95fd234897070, for the renunciation default and its exceptions) — the latter chosen as the primary provenance quote since renunciation is the single fact StudyPath’s brief flagged as most likely to differ sharply from other countries, and it needed its own clean citation rather than being folded into the naturalisation page's own brief mention of the same rule. A third page, 'Renouncing your nationality', was also archived and supplied the specific exception categories (asylum permit holders, RANOV-based residents, those born in the Kingdom, Taiwan/Palestinian-Territories nationals) described in value above. naturalisationStatus set to 'published-route' on 18 August 2026: the authority already cited under citizenshipRoute publishes criteria a foreign resident could actually follow, which is the only claim this field makes. It is deliberately not a judgement about how attainable that route is in practice. Recorded as a published route even though the Netherlands' default rule requires an adult naturalisation applicant to renounce their existing nationality: a renunciation condition is a term of the route, not the absence of one, and collapsing the two would tell a reader the Netherlands never naturalises foreigners, which is false. citizenshipTerms cites a second, already-archived IND page (ind.nl/en/dutch-citizenship/becoming-a-dutch-national-through-naturalisation) because it states the 5-year period, which the dual-nationality page cited by citizenshipRoute does not. dualCitizenshipAllowed is false: IND states Dutch citizens are usually not allowed to have dual nationality and that an adult applicant must renounce their other nationality, with the named exceptions listed in citizenshipRoute above. studentVisaFunds added 19 August 2026, from the IND's own consolidated 'Required amounts' table, which is the page the IND itself maintains for every income threshold it applies. The monthly figure is stored as published — the IND states no annual total for students, so none was calculated here. Note the two different validity windows on the same page: the student amounts run for the calendar year 2026, while the amounts for a Netherlands-based financier run only from 1 July 2026, so a reader checking one half of this rule is not automatically current on the other.

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