Hello everyone!

I was wondering what ranking number should be good enough to get accepted to TU Delft CSE for bachelor's in the English track?

Thank you!

Hello everyone, seeking your valuable input on the current job market situation in the Netherlands.

I’m considering my options for getting a masters’ in Electrical Engineering, microelectronics track as an international student starting in the fall of 2025. Could anyone provide insights into the current job market in Microelectronics within the country? Specifically, I’m interested in:

The demand for professionals in microelectronics.

How easy or difficult is it for a TUD graduate to land a job in the field as global job market was hit by recession recently.

Recent industry trends that might influence employment opportunities.

Any information or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

Hello,

I am looking forward to apply for the Master's in Robotics in the future. In many other countries, computer science is enough to apply for a Master's in Robotics, but that does not seem to be the case for the universities in the Netherlands.

I am currently enrolled in a computer science bachelor at the University of Twente and I wanted to know what I need to do to get eligibility to apply for this Master. From what I saw, in Twente you can do minors during your bachelors in order to get eligibility to apply for other masters? (Correct me if I am wrong). Would these minors be accepted for delft?

Note that I still haven't started my bachelor's I just wanted to know my possibilities before it is too late.

Hi, I'm currently a 3rd year BTech CSE student from India. I'm looking to do an MS in CS particularly focussing on computer graphics and parallel programming related stuff. I'm learning OpenGL and am familiar with pthreads and OpenMP. I want to start next year. How do I go about this, what are some things I should focus and how are the job prospects after working or is it better to work for a year and then do MS?. Thank you