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University Program Information

Overview

The Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) offers various programs for students, including Bachelor's, Master's, and Pre-master's programs. The university also provides additional support and resources for students, such as career guidance, language courses, and academic writing skills.

Programs

• Bachelor College: The Bachelor College offers undergraduate programs in various fields, including engineering, science, and technology.
• Graduate School: The Graduate School provides Master's and Ph.D. programs in various fields, including engineering, science, and technology.
• Pre-master's programs: The university offers Pre-master's programs for students who need additional preparation before starting their Master's studies.
• TU/e Honors Academy: The TU/e Honors Academy offers additional challenges and opportunities for talented students.
• Innovation Space: The Innovation Space provides a platform for students to work on innovative projects and develop their entrepreneurial skills.

Support and Resources

• Career & Skills: The Career & Skills department provides career guidance, language courses, and academic writing skills to support students in their professional development.
• Begeleiding en ontwikkeling: The Begeleiding en ontwikkeling department offers support and guidance for students, including counseling, mentoring, and coaching.
• Studentenwelzijn: The Studentenwelzijn department provides support for students' well-being, including mental health services, sports, and cultural activities.

Specific Program: SFC76 - Oefen je presentatie

SFC76 - Oefen je presentatie

Description

The SFC76 program is a training session where students can practice their presentation skills. The session is led by a student advisor from the ESA department and is approximately 45 minutes long.

Objectives

• Experiment with different presentation techniques
• Focus on space usage, voice usage, posture, improvisation, and audience engagement
• Receive feedback and guidance on presentation skills

Content

• The training session consists of one meeting with a student advisor
• Students are expected to prepare their presentation in advance (using PowerPoint)
• The presentation should be 15-20 minutes long, with time for feedback and discussion
• Students are encouraged to bring 2-3 people as an audience to make the presentation more realistic

Registration

• Registration is done by sending an email to the student advisor with the subject "Aanmelding SFC76 Oefen je presentatie"
• Students will be invited to a training session and should indicate their availability and any deadlines they may have.