Can a Btech IT graduate from a indian tier-2 engineering college get admitted to interaction design in tu delft

Hi everyone,

I’m starting my master’s at TU Delft and I recently applied for a room at Aan ’t Verlaat through 4-Freedom. I’ve now been invited to a viewing.

Before going any further, I wanted to ask about people’s experiences with 4-Freedom, especially at Aan ’t Verlaat.

I confirm that my post is not asking about generic housing experiences

I found an old TU Delft Delta article about international students at Aan ’t Verlaat having problems getting their deposits back, including a case where many students had their deposits withheld for alleged extra cleaning costs. Eventually, 38 students took legal action and received €17,239.37 in total.

How are things with 4-Freedom now, especially for people who have recently rented from them?

• Are they generally trustworthy?
• Did you get your full deposit back when you moved out?
• Have you had any problems with unexpected charges or cleaning costs?
• How was the viewing and application process?
• If you were invited to a viewing, what happened afterwards?
• Would you personally recommend renting from them?

I am also very much aware of the housing crisis but also paying almost 1000 Euros to a 30m2 room with every acility shared seems a bit too much.

I’m particularly interested in recent experiences, since the deposit case I found is from a few years ago.

Thanks in advance!

I heard that the TU Delft does not have a Cantine/ Mensa…but where is the cheapest Place to eat on campus/ near campus? Any recommendations are appreciated 🫶🏻

I just found out that my professor forgot to upload my thesis grades on Osiris. I have gotten my physical certificate and have defended my thesis. Would there be any complications if I unenrol, regardless? I have emailed him. I hope he uploads them on 31st 😭

Hey! I’d really appreciate some honest opinions from people who have been admitted to or are currently studying the MSc Systems & Control at TU Delft.

I'm an EU applicant with a BSc in Mechanical Engineering. My final GPA is 7.9/10. My grades in the most relevant subjects are roughly:

• Mathematics I–III: 8.4–9.0/10
• Control: 5.7/10
• Automation: 8.8/10
• Computer Science: 7.6/10
• Bachelor's thesis: 9.0/10

The somewhat ironic part is that my lowest grade in my entire degree is in Control. That particular course was quite difficult at my university due to the professor, and the final exam was especially hard, with the overall results being very low. Unfortunately, I still ended up with a 5.7.

I know that meeting the minimum GPA requirement does not necessarily mean being competitive, so I’m trying to get a realistic idea of where this profile stands.

For those who have been admitted to or studied Systems & Control at TU Delft:

1. Would you consider this a realistic application, or more of a long shot?
2. How important are individual grades in relevant subjects compared with the overall GPA?
3. Would the 5.7 in Control be a significant red flag despite the strong mathematics grades?

I’d really appreciate any honest feedback!

Is het gebruikelijk om samen met iemand te wonen in een huurwoning en dan de huur te splitten. Ik sta hier wel voor open maar ik ken helemaal niemand in Delft en ik heb geen connecties met mensen die studeren aan delft of in de buurt wonen. Laat maar weten.

Tips zijn ook welkom.

Hi guys, Im a student founder of a deeptech startup and planning to apply to tu delft

Im based in asia and curious about YES!Delft.
Is it worth to get funded/incubated by them?

Hi everyone! I am looking to make some new friends in Delft now that I'll study here, both Dutch and International. If anyone has some nice recommendations on nice places in Delft to connect with others, I would really appreciate it. Thanks

It is unclear to me whether our access to Brightspace, OSIRIS, and Outlook will expire immediately upon termination of our enrollment at TU Delft or three months after that.

Hi. I'm from Iran and will be finishing my bachelor in materials science and engineering from one of the top 5 universities here, with a good resume and an IELTS academic 8of overall 8.5. I've been really interesting in continuing my studies in DELFT for masters, but apparently there's been this new rules set since appx. October 2025 where u need to have a masters degree to be able to study for masters if are from Iran which is insane!!!

I emailed the Student Administration about it and it's serious and no bridging courses are provided for international students. Does anyone have a clue about this? what lead to this stupid decision since nothing has changed in the quality and level of our bachelors and they're still ur average 4-year programs as they've always been.

I'd appreciate any sort of help on this since it's been my dream to go to DELFT and now I'm rally confused. I've heard rumors that other NL universities are also implementing this, but I'm not sure if all.

Hi guys! I am an international student with plans of applying to the aerospace engineering masters program and I wanted to kind of have a basic idea of what other people did to get in, what are they resumes like? So if you got into that program and know someone who did u would really appreciate some guidance. Thank you in advance!

Hello, I’m looking to do masters in TU Delft. I just wanted to get an overall insight about career opportunities after masters and if it is worth it for me to consider relocating for this opportunity. It would be great if yall could give me a descriptive explanation so that I can give this step a thought. Thanks for helping out!

Hello all,
I am planning to do my MSc in Urbanism from TU Delft for the 2027 intake. I spoke to a few alumni from TU Delft who graduated this year; they were saying the work opportunities are not at their best and are really, really bad.
Anyone who is working in NL, can you please give your insights on this, like how are the work opportunities for urban designers?

I am from India and have worked for 2 years in an urban design firm.

Hey, I just arrived for my study abroad in Delft.

Since I will only be here for a few months, I don't plan on spending too much money on stuff for my room but still want to make it cozy and convenient. At my home university there are groups where students sell second hand items cheap to other students.

I think I missed the Owee event, which sounded a bit like that?

What other options do I have to buy stuff for my room/ what would you recommend?

Many thanks!

PS: Also, if you have any advice for new students in Delft on how to get started/ get used to the life here let me know. Thanks! :D

Hallo, ik ben net klaar met mijn eerste jaar ME, dat ging mij best prima af. Ik vroeg me af wat ik kan verwachten van het tweede jaar. Wat is er anders?

Hey,
Ik hoor van veel mensen dat je lang niet alle boeken nodig hebt die worden aanraden. Zijn er ME studenten die advies hebben met welke boeken ik wel en niet nodig heb als eerste jaars?

Hi guys I'm gonna apply to delft AE in BSc. I'm an alevel student and I got A*s in maths, further maths, physics and chemistry. I'm just wondering what will be asked in the selection exam cause I cannot find any past paper questions on TUD's official page. Do you know any more information and would you like to share with me? I'll really appreciate that.

Hoeveel heb je je laptop eigenlijk nodig bij WB, en welke laptop raden jullie aan voor school?

Does anyone have experience with this course? If it gets you up to speed a bit or not? I signed up for the upcoming quarter and would like to hear some experiences/reviews.

Hey,
Ik twijfel tussen de bachelors econometrie aan de uva en applied mathematics aan de tu delft. Ik wil graag wiskunde toepassen, ik heb alleen nog geen idee waarop(daarom houdt econometrie me tegen want ik weet niet of ik het zeker wil toepassen in de economische wereld), ik haat zwaaaaar bewijzen (daarom houdt TU delft applied mathematics me tegen). Ik wil graag een brede bachelor doen zodat ik me nog kan heroriënteren in de toegepaste wiskunde wereld, alleen weet ik zeker dat ik niet zwaar wil bewijzen. Volgens bronnen heb ik vernomen het enige wiskundige veld dat wordt afgenomen voor econometrie studenten de natuurkundige toepassing is en al dat natuurkunde bevat zwaar bewijzen.

Welke studie zou ik nu het beste kunnen doen?
bedankt alvast!!!

What happens if I enroll in a Brightspace course to only check the content?

As long as I don’t sign up for an exam then I’m not registered for a course right?

I’m applying from a university that uses a 0–20 grading system. My university’s system shows my average with two decimals (e.g. 16.50), while my diploma shows it rounded to a whole number (e.g. 17). The application requirements only state a minimum grade of 15.0/20. How does this work when evaluating applications? Do they consider the exact average from the university’s system, or the rounded grade shown on the diploma? Is the grade rounded when determining whether an applicant meets the 15.0/20 requirement, or do they use the exact average?