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.

In the regulations of the examination committee (RE) you can find information about the procedures and tasks of the examination committee, and about the rules on exams, fraud and graduating.

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.