Study smarter, not harder
Is procrastination holding you back academically? Are you struggling with your studies or feeling lost when it comes to preparing for exams?
Join one of TU/e’s Study Management programs and learn how to:
• Beat procrastination
• Improve concentration
• Stay motivated
• Manage stress
• Set and reach academic goals
Studying demands considerable independence and discipline. If you are not satisfied with your study progress, study behavior or if your exam results are disappointing, then the study management advisors can help you.
Examples of themes that you can discuss with us:
Planning & Organizing | Switch from pre-university to university |
Set realistic goals | Motivation & Concentration |
Procrastination | Balance study/life |
No/Little study progress | Problems with graduation project |
Lack of structure (study/daily life) | Where to start? Study is overwhelming |
Study delay (making a new start after … burn-out, depression, gap/board year) | Fear of failure |
Individual & group support
Study management consists of various forms of support: We always start with an individual intake meeting, after that, you can schedule follow-up sessions or participate in one of our study management groups or trainings.
Click the button below find an overview of all our study management groups and trainings.
Schedule an intake or follow-up meeting
If you want to discuss your study approach in an intake/follow-up meeting or want to enroll in a group, you can use our booking system to schedule a meeting.
| Please note that we also offer ‘online sessions’ via MS Teams and ‘walking sessions’, in which we discuss your situation during a walk around campus. |
If there are no available options for you or if the waiting time exceeds two weeks, please contact us at studymanagement@tue.nl, and we will work with you to find a solution. You can make an individual appointment directly via the following button:
*Our online appointment tool complies with all requirements regarding the privacy laws. We use the data only as input for the appointments.
Have you previously been diagnosed with autism or AD(H)D?
Do you want to talk about this and/or the impact on your studies?
In that case, you can make an appointment with a student psychologist.