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Bachelor Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences

The Bachelor Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences program at Eindhoven University of Technology has a selection procedure in place to enroll a maximum of 325 students for the academic year.

Selection Procedure

The selection procedure is based on specific criteria mentioned in the Departmental Regulations Selection Criteria and Procedure. A ranking list of candidates is formed, and those with the highest rankings are offered a place in the program.

Criteria

The selection criteria include:

• Participation in the online selection test, which is mandatory for all applicants
• Participation in the selection day, which is also mandatory
• Evaluation of the candidate's profile, including their motivation, skills, and experience

Online Selection Test

The online selection test takes place on March 7, 2026. Candidates must be available all day for this test, and there is no option to take the test at another time.

Selection Day

The selection day takes place on March 28, 2026. Candidates must be available all day during the selection day, and there is no option to participate at another time.

Functional Impairment

Candidates with a functional impairment can request extra facilities during the selection tests by stating this in their Studielink application.

Exception Procedure

Participation in the selection test and selection day is mandatory for all candidates. If a candidate is unable to attend on the specified dates, they will not be able to participate in the selection procedure.

After the Selection Procedure

After the selection procedure is completed, a ranking list of candidates is formed. Candidates with a ranking number that does not exceed the number of available places are offered a place in the program. They must confirm this place within 14 days by completing their registration in Studielink.

Program Details

The Bachelor Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences program is designed to deliver technological solutions for complex problems facing society and the world. The program focuses on developing engineers who can collaborate, communicate, and think creatively.

Ideal Student Profile

The ideal student for this program is someone who has both scientific knowledge and the personal and professional skills to put that knowledge to use for society. They should be able to deliver technological solutions, collaborate, communicate, and think creatively.

Additional Information

More information about the selection procedure, program details, and admission criteria can be found in the Departmental Regulations Selection Criteria and Procedure and on the university's website.