Eindhoven University of Technology Programs: Tuition fees, Ranking, Scholarships, Application Deadlines & Entry Requirements
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5 Reviews Found
- Likes:
- The idea of you learn at your pace. We will not push you to do it faster. Professors will always ask you to take more time to build or learn something.,
- The other factor I like is the Dutch open culture where they will directly tell you what they feel. Most people find it hard in the beginning to get used to it. get used to it.
- Dislikes:
- I was only unhappy about the placement part. This might also be due to the fact that I went to university during the COVID time.
Course Curriculum:
The courses are very updated. Mostly SOTA. Materials to study will be researchers papers which are published like 1 or 2 years ago or the books which professors are writing at the moment (students will be basically reviewing these works which are not yet published).
Fees:
One year tution fee is now Euro 18000 and living expense will be around Euro 10000.
Course Curriculum:
There is no closed book exam in the syllabus of the course, which I liked the most. The entire evaluation process was based on how the trainees performed in various short-term project assignments. The final grade is awarded on the basis of the graduation project performance which is executed in an industrial environment. Trainees in the program will get ample opportunity to work on real-life industrial projects, interact with project stakeholders, and may also get an opportunity to engage with full-time employees of an organization.
Fees:
Zero tuition fee for the PDEng program.
Course Curriculum:
The course is very up to date with the current requirements for computer science graduates.
Fees:
11200 euros per year for bachelor.
Course Curriculum:
It is highly relevant to the industry today but also very rigourous at the same time. There exists a quartile system as opposed to a semester system. This means that you have about 10 weeks to master 3 courses and be tested on them and this might be too intense for many. But besides that the quality of education is high and a high degree of focus is placed on practical learning.
Fees:
11k euros and living would be around 750 - 1000 eur p/m
Course Curriculum:
The course is specifically designed for industrial application and research. The core courses are very well designed and the optional courses available are at par with industrial requirements.
Fees:
Tuition fees for masters is 16000 euros per year
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