Program Overview

Master's Programs

The university offers various master's programs, including Industrial and Applied Mathematics.

Industrial and Applied Mathematics

This program includes the following components:

• Curriculum
  • Internship
  • Education profile
  • Final project
  • Honors Academy
• Prior Bachelors
• Coaching and Professional Skills
• International Experience
• Forms
• Examination Committee
  • Rules and Regulations
  • Submit a request
  • Submit your study program
  • Appeals to the Examination Appeals Board (CBE)

Coaching and Professional Skills

Every student will be assigned to a coach (called a mentor). A mentor helps the student in making choices regarding courses, profile, specialization, internship, internationalization, and the Final Project, as well as in considering different career opportunities.

The TU/e Skills Lab offers ample opportunities for developing professional skills. Workshops on professional skills are also offered through the mandatory course Professional Portfolio.

Academic Advisor

Academic Advisors are a resource for students on a variety of topics, including questions about the program, courses, curriculum, the department, or personal topics that affect study. They may request students to schedule an appointment based on study progress and refer them to other campus resources if necessary.

The Academic Advisors for the Industrial and Applied Mathematics program are Angie Lammen and Jet Verbeeten.

Program Structure

The program includes various elements, such as:

• Bachelor College
• Graduate School
• Pre-master's programs
• TU/e Honors Academy
• Innovation Space
• Testing and assessment
• Internships and graduation projects
• Exchange programs for studying abroad
• Education at partner institutions
• Certificate programs
• Internal double diploma

Support and Development

The university provides support and development opportunities, including:

• Student administration
• Regulations and guidelines
• Financial matters
• Housing
• Information for international students
• Student government and participation
• IT services
• Safety, security, and integrity
• Silence room
• Corporate identity TU/e
• Academic year agenda
• Time slots

Career and Skills

The university offers career and skills development opportunities, including:

• Vacancies at associations and student teams
• Language Courses and Academic Writing Skills
• TU/e Career Academy
• MyFuture
• Studium Generale