On the 23rd and 24th of May, you get to vote for ORAS and Lijst Bèta and decide who will be your representatives in the Central Student Council of the TU Delft. Furthermore, you can vote for the FSC. Here, we will clearify these parties.
Publications
18-05 Vote on the 23rd and 24th of May!
16-04 Joint Interdisciplinary Project - Master electives
Starts September 2018
Joint Interdisciplinary Project
15 ECTS, instead of the electives for CoSEM, MoT & IE
September-November fulltime (Q1, 2018-2019)
The first five pilots will start in September 2018. The pilots of 2018 intend the participation of ± five interdisciplinary project teams of each 4 to 5 selected MSc students. The projects are focused on integrated design or research assignments, in addition to value adding, societal acceptance and engineering ethics.
– Working closely together with companies in business innovation ‘in the niche’ on a business case to create innovative impact.
– Broadening yourself out of your field of expertise and sharing your disciplinary knowledge, deepening your analytic and creative skills.
– To realise change and impact. Not afraid of getting a taste of success and failure to become resilient in the face of obstacles.10-04 Educational News - Built & Spatial Development track
In recent years, the Bachelor Programme and the Master CoSEM have had four technological tracks. One of the tracks was the Built Environment & Spatial Development track. It has now been decided to discontinue the track. The first argument for doing so revolves around the small number of students that opt for the track. The other reason is that the technical component of the track is underdeveloped in comparison with the other
tracks. Of course, this year’s first-year students who have chosen for the track can complete it as usual. From September 2018 onwards, bachelor students will not be able to choose the track anymore. One year later, from September 2019 on, the track will also be discontinued for the Master CoSEM. Fortunately for bachelor B&S students there are a lot of other Master programme possibilities. For example, the master Construction Management and Engineering (CME) might suit your wishes.05-03 Lustrum week for the employees
Dear Employees,
After the spectacular opening of the 5th Lustrum at the beginning of the year, Study association Curius will celebrate its 25th anniversary on March 19th. On this beautiful day we will eat birthday cake on the stage during the lunch. We invite all the staff members to celebrate this day with us. Come by and enjoy the delicious cake!
We will celebrate the birthday even more in the next week (26 – 29 March). We will start this Lustrum week Monday morning with a reception in the hall of TPM at 10:00. There will be a short exposition on the way to our office with old photos to relive the history of Curius and TPM. We want to invite all the staff members to this reception and exposition. During this morning we will also re-open our office with a fresh look and some new furniture. So come by and take a look!
The programme of the rest of the week will be:
Monday
13:00 – 18:00: Curius Lustrum Debate
During this debate various companies will give their opinion on various statements regarding innovation and sustainability. The debate will take place in the Theatre hall at Sport and Culture. If you want to join this debate you can sign up by mailing bachelor@curius.nl. This event will be in Dutch and the tickets will be 5 euros.
Tuesday
We will go with a large group of students to the theme park ‘The Efteling’ to relax and have fun with each other.
Wednesday
Faculty day
There will be various speakers and activities during the day in the faculty.
Lustrum Party
In the evening a big party will take place for all students at a secret location. The students will get the coordinates of the location just a few hours before the party.
Thursday
Lustrum dinner
We will close our memorable week with a Lustrum dinner in Delft with approximately 120 students.23-01 Terugblik op de Ouderdag
Ondanks dat KNMI code rood had afgegeven op 18 januari, is het verbazingwekkend veel ouders gelukt om af te reizen naar Delft. Daar vond namelijk de ouderdag plaats! De eerstejaars bachelor studenten hadden de kans om hun ouders de faculteit te laten zien en uit te leggen wat Technische Bestuurskunde nu precies inhoudt. Het programma zat goed vol en o.a. de opleidingsdirecteur Jan Anne Annema en alumnus Ferrie Förster, tevens de wethouder van Delft, kwamen spreken. Een broodje Leo tijdens de lunch kon vervolgens niet ontbreken. Na een leerzame ochtend en middag werd de dag afgesloten met een spannende quiz waarbij échte Curius snuggies gewonnen konden worden. Aansluitend heeft iedereen kunnen genieten van een borrel en live muziek in het Tb-Café. De ouderdag commissie hoopt dat alle ouders inmiddels een beter beeld heeft gekregen van waar hun kind dagelijks mee bezig is en wenst alle eerstejaars veel succes met de tentamens!
