Program Overview

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Education

The Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) offers a range of educational programs, including bachelor's and master's degrees, as well as professional education and continuing education opportunities.

Bachelor College

The Bachelor College at TU/e provides students with a comprehensive education in a variety of fields, including psychology and technology. The Bachelor College offers a number of programs, including:

• Bachelor programs
• Program structure
• Selection
• Study-choice check
• Honors Academy
• Types of universities
• Upcoming events
• Pre-TU/e offer

Graduate School

The Graduate School at TU/e offers students the opportunity to pursue a master's degree in a variety of fields. The Graduate School provides:

• Master programs
• How we teach
• Honors Academy
• Pre-Master
• EngD at TU/e
• PhD
• Graduate programs
• Upcoming events

Become a TU/e Student

To become a student at TU/e, applicants must meet certain admission and enrollment requirements. These include:

• Admission and enrollment
• Visa & Residence Permit
• Tuition fees and other study costs
• Scholarships and grants
• Housing
• Bank account and insurance
• Extra support during your studies

Academy for Learning and Teaching

The Academy for Learning and Teaching (ALT) at TU/e provides support for teachers and students, including:

• About ALT
• Teacher Development
• Learning and Teaching Resources
• Educational Innovation and Development
• Partners
• News and Events
• Learning Communities

TU/e Innovation Space

The TU/e Innovation Space is a facility that provides students and staff with the opportunity to work on innovative projects and collaborate with industry partners. The Innovation Space offers:

• About
• Facilities
• Student
• TU/e staff
• Partners
• Education Innovation projects
• TU/e Contest
• News and Events

Psychology & Technology

The Psychology & Technology program at TU/e is a bachelor's degree program that combines psychology and technology. The program includes:

First and Second Year

In the first year, students take a fixed program with no electives. In the second year, students take free electives that allow them to specialize in a particular area.

Basic Courses and Elective Space

Students take basic technical courses, including mathematics, natural sciences, data analytics, and technical design. Students also develop professional skills, such as collaboration and organization.

Study Load

In the first year, students have approximately six to eight contact hours per course per week. After the first year, the number of hours at the university decreases, and the number of self-study hours required increases.

Challenge-Based Learning

The Psychology & Technology program at TU/e uses Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) projects to apply knowledge gained during studies. Students work on complex, challenging cases in groups, applying knowledge from various disciplines.

Third Year

In the third year, students work on a bachelor's end project, which is an individual project that applies knowledge gained during the program to a technology-related problem.

Bachelor's End Project

The bachelor's end project has several learning objectives, including:

• Formulating a research question
• Conducting a literature review
• Applying relevant scientific theories
• Creating an adequate research design
• Collecting and analyzing data
• Writing a scientific report
• Reflecting and thinking systematically

Coaching

Students in the Psychology & Technology program receive support from a student mentor and experienced TU/e coaches, who provide personal advice about studies and help students create their own program.