Front Page The following are translations of the captions in the newspaper version of Delta, in order of appearance.Start of the photoseries ‘From garden gate to kitchen sink’continued on inside pagesVisitors to the ‘Day of Science’ fair became acquainted with the technological and scientifical backgrounds of various domestic phenomenon.
News in BriefTram and bicycle highway on campusThe district Haaglanden (governing the area around The Hague) has set aside fifty million guilders for a tram to the TU campus.
Has Holland lived up to your expectations? Each month Page 4 asks a member of TU Delft%s foreign legion to share their thoughts with us. This week, we meet, Valerie Bannert (22), from Austria, an exchange student from ETH Zurich, where she studies Business Engineering & Manufacturing Management.
Advanced Industrial Design Engineering (AIDE) is truly an international designer education. Seven of the fourteen students enrolled in this two-year postgraduate course are foreign students.
Silver for Delft The following are translations of the captions in the newspaper version of Delta, in order of appearance.Front PageThe Olympic Games of 2000 were the most successful ever for the Dutch.
MoviesFilmhuis Lumen:The Virgin Suicides, thurs. t/m wed. (except Sunday)) 22.15 , Sophia Coppola couldn’t act to save her platinum Mastercard (see Godfather III) but she sure can direct.
Increase of tuition fees for European studentsStudents from the European Community must pay one thousand guilders extra to study in The Netherlands from 2001.
For thirty-four years the International Neighbour Group (ING) has been bringing together the wives and partners of foreign PhD candidates and professors who have recently moved to the Netherlands, helping them to adjust and showing them a good time.
As TU Delft’s MSc programs expand, undergraduate students and MSc students are rubbing shoulders more frequently. But are student unions including MSc students in their activities or are MSc’s still being ignored?”We’ve just started a committee for international students.
Got a problem or a complaint? Have you been used, abused or unfairly treated by the university? If so, go see the TU’s ombudsman. “I spend much more time with foreign students than with Dutch ones,” says W.J
