A few  studies of the TU Delft are given in combination with another university. Molecular Science & Technology or Life Science & Technology partly take place in Leiden,  Nanobiology partly takes place in Rotterdam. When you start the study Clinical Technology, your study is combined with both cities!

You could combine the introduction week of Delft, Leiden and Rotterdam. So if you are partly in another city or don't want to participate in the El Cid, Eureka and OWee, it is useful to choose the city that appeals to you the most or where you want to live.

Yes, you can participate in the OWee if you are under 18 years old. You will then receive a special 18 bracelet. Please note that normal Dutch laws and regulations apply throughout the week. More information about the alcohol policy of the OWee can be found under the heading 'Alcohol policy' in the BINAS.

Yes! The OWee is for all prospective students of the hogescholen and the university in Delft. It is becoming more and more common to participate in the OWee as a HBO student. So register here now!

An OWee group consists of ten prospective students and two mentors. With this group you follow your own OWee program. The mentors have already studied in Delft for a year or more, so they know where to find everything in the city.

During the OWee, special meals are offered for people with certain allergies. Among others for:  gluten allergy, lactose intolerance and nut allergy. If you have another allergy, you can contact us to see what we can do for you.

 Find the online version of the Binas 2024 using this link. 

You can always ask questions to the OWee Board through the website, social media (Instagram and Facebook), or by sending an email to [email protected].

The OWee costs €98.50 for participants. For this price, you will receive daily meals and access to all events.

 In case of emergency, call 015-2788888 on the TU Delft Campus.

If you experience unwanted behavior such as bullying, aggression, (sexual) harassment, stalking, or discrimination, you can contact the Confidential Advisor for Unwanted Behavior at TU Delft. These contacts are always voluntary, confidential, and anonymity is guaranteed.

What is the role of the external confidential advisor? They:

• Provide appropriate support for individuals who have experienced unwanted behavior.
• Offer a listening ear.
• Initially explore informal solutions with the person reporting the incident.
• Discuss other options available with the person reporting the incident.
• Provide guidance to the person reporting the incident if desired.
• May refer the person reporting the incident to other support services or professionals.
• Maintain confidentiality.

What is NOT the role of the external confidential advisor? They:

• Do not have a hierarchical relationship with TU Delft as an employer. They function as an independent and confidential advisor.
• Do not act as a mediator between parties.
• Do not investigate complaints or interview witnesses. The focus is not on "finding the truth," but on providing the person reporting the incident with the appropriate resources to address the situation.
• Do not take over the conversation. It is up to the person reporting the incident to act upon the assistance, tips, and advice provided by the advisor.

Contact:

The Confidential Advisor for Unwanted Behavior, Carin van der Hor, can be reached by phone at 06-40016234 and by email at carin[email protected]. 

All of the lost and found stuff are brought to the lost and found location at the info point or in the Aula if the info point is closed!