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The Master's programme in Marine Technology at TU Deft offers five specializations: Ship and Offshore Structures, Ship Hydromechanics, Marine Engineering, Ship Design, and Maritime Operations and Management. Students can graduate with a focus on one or more of these interdisciplinary areas, depending on their research question. Each specialization is led by several faculty members with their own specialized expertise, providing students with a wide range of maritime topics to choose from to combine technical and non-technical subjects. Boundaries between specializations are permeable to encourage collaboration between research groups. Students use coursework to identify topics that interest them and define their own specialization for their thesis project.

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TU Deft

The Master's programme in Marine Technology at TU Deft offers five specializations: Ship and Offshore Structures, Ship Hydromechanics, Marine Engineering, Ship Design, and Maritime Operations and Management. Students can graduate with a focus on one or more of these interdisciplinary areas, depending on their research question. Each specialization is led by several faculty members with their own specialized expertise, providing students with a wide range of maritime topics to choose from to combine technical and non-technical subjects. Boundaries between specializations are permeable to encourage collaboration between research groups. Students use coursework to identify topics that interest them and define their own specialization for their thesis project.

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TU Deft - Deutch

Programme
The Master’s programme Marine Technology offers five specialisations:

 Ship and Offshore Structures (structural aspects of ships and other maritime
craft)
 Ship Hydromechanics (hydromechanics for maritime engineers)
 Marine Engineering (design and operation of systems on board ships)
 Ship Design (integrating all different aspects of successful ship design)
 Maritime Operations and Management (economic and legal aspects of MT as
well as ship production)

A student can graduate within or “in between” these different research groups, as
some questions require a mono-disciplinary approach and some a more multi-
disciplinary approach.

Each group consists of several faculty members, who all have their own in-depth
speciality. Thus there are a lot of (maritime) topics to choose from and you are able
to combine in-depth study of technical subjects with logistics, technical marketing,
management, safety and/or sustainability.

Each research discipline has its own focus; at the same time the boundaries
between the subjects of each group are not always clear and there is good synergy
between the groups. In many cases faculty members from two groups will work
together on a research project, each bringing their own unique knowledge to the
table. Students are challenged to use the master courses to find out which maritime
topics truly interests and motivates them, enabling the creation of their own
specialisation and thesis project around these topics.

Scholarships from other providers


The following conditions apply if (conditionally) admitted MSc students are awarded
a (full) scholarship from an external scholarship provider or organization and wish to
submit this to TU Delft.

1. The scholarship letter must be submitted before 1 June to contactcentre-


[email protected]  indicating your student number.

2.  The scholarship letter must contain the following information:


o name of the scholarships provider
o date
o name of the student as shown on passport;
o date of birth
o start and end date of the scholarship – duration of the scholarship
o program the student will be studying at TU Delft;
o the amount of the scholarship
o email address where TU Delft should send the invoice for the payment
of tuition fee;

3. The scholarship letter must be approved by TU Delft before 15 June at the


latest. If the scholarship letter does not meet the requirements of the IND, the
scholarship will be rejected, with the result that students must transfer the
tuition fees and living costs as indicated on the Financial Letter to TU Delft
before 1 July.

4. Should the scholarship not cover the full 1st year Living costs, students are
required to transfer the difference in fees before 1 July.

5. All students are required to transfer to TU Delft the applicable requested


service fees (housing and residence permit/visa) before 1 July.
 
6. Tuition fees must be fully covered for the duration of the master's degree, i.e.
2 years; scholarship providers should take into account a yearly increase in
the tuition fees of at least 2%-3%

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