Regulations and guidelines

The Program and Examination Regulations (PER) contain all the information on education and examination. There is a model PER that applies to everyone. In addition, each program has its own PER, which contain information about the content of a program and the testing within the program.

The student statute states all rights and obligations of students and the TU/e.

With the binding recommendation. we indicate whether there is a good match between you and your program and whether we consider you capable of successfully completing your studies within a reasonable period of time.

All Dutch universities use the so-called bachelor-before-master rule. This means that you first have to completely finish a bachelor’s program or transition program before starting with a master’s degree program.

At TU/e, we highly value norms, values and integrity. You can read what this exactly means in the different codes of conduct that we use.

Great idea, now what? Do you as a student own the intellectual property rights to the idea?

You can find all regulations and guidelines that are relevant for you as a student.

If you’re dissatisfied about, or don’t agree with a certain decision, you could file a complaint.

The TU/e Privacy statement describes what data is collected and how it is used.