Faculty Guide Msc Cosem, MOT, EPA & IE 2017/2018

Faculty guide MSc CoSEM, MOT, EPA & IE 2017/2018

Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management

Technology, Policy and Management MSc CoSEM, MOT, EPA and IE 2017-2018

Disclaimer

This guide has been put together with the greatest care under the responsibility of the faculty. Further information on some subjects will not be available until after this guide has been printed. Consequently, the information published by the faculty in this guide is subject to change. Changes, additional information and detailed descriptions of subjects can be found on Brightspace: https://Brightspace.tudelft.nl and/or in the digital study guide http://studiegids.tudelft.nl

What can you use this guide for? This guide provides you with convenient and complete information related to studying at TU Delft, with references to the relevant websites.

Cover picture: Marc Blommaert

Preface

Dear student,

I am pleased to welcome you at our faculty. As an international student, you have taken on the challenge of leaving your home and country to study in our faculty. Although everything may seem strange at first, you will soon find your way around and meet new people. You will find that the Dutch language is not an obstacle, as English is the working language. You will also find that the student community in Delft is internationally oriented, comprising many different nationalities. In addition, there are people to help you with housing, health insurance, computer access and course readers. Whether you have come to Delft as an exchange student or to pursue a Master’s degree - whether you will be studying here for three months or for two years - your time here will offer you the opportunity to experience the Dutch way of life. Most importantly, you will be able to experience the Dutch academic way of life.

Who are we? The curriculum of the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management (TPM) is unique in the Netherlands, offering Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Complex Systems Engineering and Management (CoSEM), as well as Master’s degree programmes in Management of Technology (MOT), Transport, Infrastructure & Logistics (TIL), Industrial Ecology (IE) and Engineering & Policy Analysis (EPA). EPA is located in The Hague.

The mission of TPM is to combine principles of technology and management to provide fresh perspectives on complex issues such as energy, sustainability, security and mobility. All of our educational and research programmes reflect a multi-disciplinary and multi-national approach. The faculty aims to provide sustainable solutions to a wide range of problems that entail technological, political, and societal aspects. The courses you take will reflect our perspective on these issues and will train you to become a multi-disciplinary engineer.

I hope that you will find the challenge rewarding, and I wish you an unforgettable stay and study experience in Delft.

Prof.dr.ir. J.W.F. Wamelink Dean, Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management

Contents

Disclaimer ...... 2 What can you use this guide for? ...... 2 Preface ...... 3 Academic year and daily schedule ...... 8 TU Delft profile ...... 9 Education & Student Affairs ...... 9 TU Delft Central Student Administration (CSA) ...... 10 Brightspace – Collaboration and Learning Environment ...... 11 Central International Office ...... 11 Education Administration ...... 12 Service desk ...... 12 Student charter ...... 12 Career & Counselling Services ...... 13 Facilities for students with a disability ...... 13 Central Complaints Desk and Ombudsman ...... 13 Honours Programme ...... 14 Sports & Culture ...... 15 TU Delft Library ...... 16 The Delft student union, VSSD ...... 17 The Student Council ...... 18 Accommodation ...... 18 Medical care ...... 19 University Fund Delft ...... 19 Delta ...... 20 MoTiV ...... 20 Studium Generale TU Delft ...... 21 Health & Safety and the In-house Emergency Response Team ...... 21

Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management (TPM) ...... 23 Information for foreign students ...... 24 Foreign Master Students ...... 24 Exchange and free mover students ...... 24 Where to find information? ...... 25 Website...... 25 Graduation Portal ...... 25 Digital Study Guide ...... 25 Brightspace ...... 25 Osiris ...... 26 Timetables ...... 26 Publication of results ...... 26 MyTUDelft ...... 26 Resit ...... 26 Teaching and Examination Regulations (TER); Implementation Regulations (IR) and Rules and Guidelines for the Board of Examiners (RGBE) ...... 26 Language courses ...... 27 Authorised transcript upon departure ...... 27

Faculty building ...... 28 Address and opening hours ...... 28 First Aid ...... 28 The building ...... 28 Room numbers ...... 28 Self study locations ...... 28 Lockers ...... 28 Food and drinks ...... 29 Smoking policy ...... 29 ICT Facilities ...... 29 NetID account ...... 29 Computer account ...... 29 E-mail account ...... 29 Wireless network ...... 29 Printing and copying ...... 29 Problems ...... 30 Education & Student Affairs ...... 30 Service Desk...... 30 Academic Counsellors ...... 30 International officer ...... 31 Quality Assurance ...... 31 Advisory bodies ...... 32 Board of examiners ...... 32 Board of studies (BOS) ...... 32 Faculty Student Council (FSC) ...... 32 Where to buy study materials? ...... 33 Readers ...... 33 Books...... 33 Student’s Associations ...... 33 Student society Curius ...... 33 Alumni society Arachnion ...... 33 Jobs and internships ...... 34 Work while studying ...... 34 Internships ...... 34 Master Programmes...... 36 Honours Programme Master ...... 36 Graduation Portal ...... 36 MSc CoSEM ...... 38 MSc MOT ...... 40 MSc EPA ...... 42 MSc IE ...... 44 Map of TU Campus and Faculty of TPM ...... 47 Academic Calendar ...... 53 National holidays ...... 55

TU Delft

Academic year and daily schedule The academic year is divided into two semesters. The semesters run from September to February and from February to September. Each semester consists of two periods. Each period consists of seven weeks of teaching (the “teaching period”), followed by examination periods of varying lengths. There is an extra examination period in August, which is for retaking exams only. Vacations are around the Christmas and Easter periods and in the summer. See the calendar for details.

A course of lectures may, for example, have a 2/2/0/0 timetable. This means that there are two lecture hours scheduled for the subject in the first and second teaching periods and no lecture hours in the third and fourth periods. This means a total of 28 - 32 hours of lectures. All details on teaching and examination activities are presented in a timetable. These timetables are available on the TU Delft website and on Brightspace, the virtual learning environment for students, lecturers and staff. You can find general timetable information on the Timetable page of the student portal.

Lecture hours Period Time 1 08.45 – 09.30 2 09.45 – 10.30 3 10.45 – 11.30 4 11.45 – 12.30 lunch 12.30 - 13.30 5 13.45 – 14.30 6 14.45 – 15.30 7 15.45 – 16.30 8 16.45 – 17.30 9 17.45 – 18.30 10 18.45 – 19.30

Lecture hours for EPA The Hague Location: Turfmarkt 99, 2511 DV Den Haag (The Hague)

Period Time 1 09:00-11:00 2 11:00-13:00 3 15:00-17:00 4 17:00-19:00

TU Delft profile TU Delft aims to offer courses with challenging subject matter and inspiring teaching to students from all over the world. Challenging in terms of subject matter because of their direct relevance to urgent social themes, particularly in the field of sustainability, and inspiring through the use of active teaching methods that offer the greatest possible room for students to use their own creativity. At TU Delft, we see our students as our future alumni - alumni who are able to fill a wide range of positions and can play a prominent role in the international labour market. The degree programmes offered by TU Delft represent a premium brand worldwide. To maintain this guarantee of quality, TU Delft constantly updates both the content of the programmes offered and the way they are taught. The university also works in close collaboration with other national and international universities, research institutes and companies. Thanks to these collaborative relationships, our students are able to gain valuable and relevant knowledge and experience in the course of their studies. This helps them to build successful careers.

Address Mekelweg 5 2628 CC Delft

Postal address Postbus 5 2600 AA Delft, The Netherlands T: Tel.: +31 (0)15 27 89111 (switchboard) E: [email protected] (for questions) W: www.tudelft.nl

Education & Student Affairs The Education & Student Affairs department (E&SA) provides support facilities for the university’s educational activities. This includes the following: administration, advice and counselling for students, support for foreign students, sports, culture and projects in other countries.

Jaffalaan 9a (the visitors’ entrance is on Mekelweg, diagonally opposite the Aula) 2628 BX Delft T: +31 (0)15 27 84670 E: [email protected] W: www.student.tudelft.nl

TU Delft Central Student Administration (CSA)

Enrolment / re-enrolment Registering with Studielink (www.studielink.nl) enables you to organise your enrolment (or re- enrolment) easily, clearly and quickly. You can view the status of your enrolment at TU Delft in your Studielink account.

Services offered by the CSA: www.csa.tudelft.nl The Central Student Administration (CSA) is responsible for managing enrolment and unenrolment, the payment and restitution of tuition and examination fees, the issuing of Net IDs and e-mail accounts, financial support (in particular administering RAS, the Graduation Support Scheme), subsidies for educational trips and admission to bachelor’s and master’s programmes The Central Student Administration is also responsible for exchanging information with DUO and issuing Notices of Enrolment and Campus Cards.

Reporting changes of address Report changes of address via Studielink: www.studielink.nl.

Ending your enrolment If you wish to end your enrolment in a degree programme at TU Delft, you need to un-enrol via your Studielink account. Terminating your enrolment in a particular degree programme via Studielink does not automatically end your enrolment at TU Delft. TU Delft will send you a notification containing any additional stipulations regarding the termination of your enrolment. The CSA information desk is located in the Education & Student Affairs (E&SA) building. Opening hours: Monday to Friday 09.00 to 17.00.

Address Jaffalaan 9a (the visitors’ entrance is on Mekelweg), 2628 BX Delft

Postal address CSA TU Delft Postbus 5, 2600 AA Delft, The Netherlands T: +31 (0)15 27 84249 www.csa.tudelft.nl

Brightspace – Collaboration and Learning Environment Brightspace (https://brightspace.tudelft.nl) is the learning environment of TU Delft. All students with a NetID have access to Brightspace. Most of the communication between students, teachers and staff members about courses and education is done via Brightspace. Do you have any questions? The Brightspace Support team helps. More information on http://studenten.tudelft.nl/en/students/education/brightspace/ You can contact the support team via:

M: [email protected] T: 015-2784333 Available: Monday to Friday, from 9.00 to17.00

Central International Office The Central International Office is responsible for carrying out most of the student-related internationalisation tasks at TU Delft. This includes facilitating the admission of international students and providing support (BSc, MSc and exchange students). It also works together with the faculties and the faculties’ international offices to organise and facilitate studying and internships in other countries. In order to study and/or take an internship in another country, you must first register in Osiris. Once you have fully completed your registration and filled in the Safety & Security checklist, you are covered by TU Delft insurance for the duration of your study activities.

The Front Office of the CIO is located in the Education- & Student Affairs building. Opening hours: Monday through Friday from 09:00 until 17:00 hours.

Address: Jaffalaan 9a (Mekelweg entrance), 2628 BX Delft

Postal Address Central International Office TU Delft Postbus 5, 2600 AA Delft T: +31 (0)15 278 8012 E: W: www.studyabroad.tudelft.nl

Education Administration The Education Administration is tasked with the administration of the educational programmes and of the students’ academic progress. The department is divided into 3 Account Groups, each aimed at specific faculties.

You can contact the Account Groups using the contact information below for answers to your questions concerning: - Results registered in OSIRIS - Your individual examination programme - Examination applications - BSA (Binding recommendation on continuation of studies)

Contact information Account Group 1: +31 (0)15 27 89826 EEMCS [email protected] Applied Sciences [email protected]

Account Group 2: +31 (0)15 27 89825 Faculty of Architecture [email protected] IDE [email protected] TPM [email protected]

Account Group 3: +31 (0)15 27 89827 CEG [email protected] AE [email protected] 3mE [email protected]

Service desk Each faculty has a service desk. For more information, like open hours and the services offered go to: http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ -> student portal -> contact -> Service desk.

Student charter The student charter lists all the rights and obligations of students and of TU Delft as an institution. It also contains information about topics such as the Graduation Support Scheme, enrolment and legal protection. The student charter is available online at: www.studentenstatuut.tudelft.nl If you have any questions about the student charter, you can contact one of the central student counsellors at Career & Counselling Services:

T: +31 (0)15 27 88004 E: [email protected]

Career & Counselling Services Student Counsellors, University Psychologists and the Career Centre

All services provided by the student counsellors, the university psychologists and the Career Centre fall under Career & Counselling Services (C&CS).

You can consult Career & Counselling Services for any help you may need regarding issues that interfere with your studies, both on an individual basis and as part of a group. This might include: study career support, career orientation and employment market aspects, laws related to education and (TU Delft) regulations and procedures, student grants, financial aid, and psychological support.

Open consultation hours and appointments You can come to the Education and Student Affairs (E&SA) building at Jaffalaan 9a (entrance on Mekelweg) to make an appointment to speak to someone from S&CS. http://studenten.tudelft.nl/en/students/education/brightspace/

Apart from individual counselling, Career & Counselling Services also provides a large number of workshops, courses and training sessions. A small contribution is required for some courses, training sessions and workshops. See www.careercentre.tudelft.nl for the newest activities on career planning.

Visiting Address Jaffalaan 9a (the visitors’ entrance is on Mekelweg) 2628 CD Delft T: +31 (0)15 27 88004 E: [email protected] W: studentandcareersupport.tudelft.nl For direct contact with the Career Centre you can e-mail to [email protected] , for direct contact with the psychologists you can e-mail to [email protected].

Facilities for students with a disability The university ensures that the education it provides is accessible to students with a disability. This means that there are special provisions for students with a disability or chronic illness. This may take the form of financial support (including the Graduation Support Scheme) or of providing special educational facilities, or of organising special activities or services such as a Dyslexia Workshop or the Study Buddies project.

If you have specific impairments or needs, please contact your academic counsellor and/or one of the student counsellors. Make your requirements known as soon as possible, because it may take some time to organise the necessary facilities.

More information can be found on: www.functiebeperking.tudelft.nl.

Central Complaints Desk and Ombudsman If you have a complaint about TU Delft, the faculty or staff, first try to resolve the issue directly with the staff member or department. If this does not lead to a solution, you can contact the Central Complaints Desk for Students.

If you would like to file a complaint, please send an e-mail to the Central Complaints Desk, see address below. Please state the following information in your e-mail:

• name, address, phone number, student number, TU student e-mail address, starting year of studies, name of study. • A description of the complaint (what, when, who and where) • The reason for filing the complaint. • Did you discuss your complaint with anybody? If so, with whom?

It is always possible to discuss your complaint with a student counsellor beforehand. You can make an appointment for this via e-mail: [email protected]. The Complaints Desk will put your complaint to the individual or department concerned and ask them to come up with a suitable solution. If you feel that your complaint has not been dealt with adequately, you can contact the TU Delft ombudsman for students, Mr. Van Splunter. The ombudsman acts as an independent intermediary between the complainant and the party against whom the complaint was lodged. The ombudsman also submits recommendations to the relevant authority: the Executive Board or the dean of the faculty.

Central Complaints Desk Jaffalaan 9a (the visitors’ entrance is on Mekelweg) 2628 BX Delft E: [email protected] T: +31 (0)15 – 27 88004 W: www.centraalklachtenloket.tudelft.nl

Ombudsman Jaffalaan 9a (the visitors’ entrance is on Mekelweg) 2628 BX Delft

E: [email protected] T: +31 (0)15 – 27 88004 W: www.centraalklachtenloket.tudelft.nl Please send an e-mail first if you wish to contact the ombudsman.

Honours Programme www.honours.tudelft.nl The Honours Programme Delft is for bachelor’s and master’s students looking for a challenge over and above what their curriculum offers. It’s a challenging additional programme for students with higher than average performance. Carry out independent research and/or projects and take initiative as you design a large proportion of the programme yourself. Together with Honours Programme Delft students from other disciplines, you may for example, work on research for a full professor, write a business plan, carry out a project for a company, or organise an academic lecture for fellow students. As mentioned previously: with Honours Programme Delft the initiative lies with you. This means the possibilities are endless and very much dependant on your own interests and the challenges you’re willing to accept.

Sports & Culture The TU Delft’s Sports & Culture division is home to 40 of the TU Delft sports clubs and cultural associations and offers a wide range of courses, workshops and training sessions. You can join a sports association or practice a sport individually. We offer a wide variety of activities, with around 70 different sports and 70 creative courses and workshops you can take part in. All trainers/instructors are professionals and have extensive experience in their field.

Besides the permanent programme, there is a range of surprising and innovative events and workshops every month.

And, finally, the Sportcafé is also the perfect place for your lunch, dinner or evening out.

Sports & Culture Division Mekelweg 8-10 Gebouw 37 + 38 2628 CD Delft

T: +31 (0)15 – 27 82442 (Sport) T: +31 (0)15 – 27 83988 (Cultuur) www.sc.tudelft.nl www.sc.tudelft/facebook twitter.com/tudelft_sc

TU Delft Library More than just books The number one resource for information on science and technology At some point in your study you will have to start looking for specialist literature. TU Delft Library is the largest library of science and technology in the Netherlands, offering a wealth of relevant literature for you to consult.

Searching for literature The search box at www.library.tudelft.nl is your starting point for searching the collection. The search box allows you to: • Search by subject, title, author, ISBN etc. • The search results will tell you at a glance which literature is available in digital format and where you can find paper copies on the shelf • Reserve books that have been lent out • Request older books and journals from the depot, these can be picked up after 30 minutes • Receive assistance with searching the collection from our Ask Your Library service Tip: To gain access to all digital literature from home, you can log in to the TU Delft network via VPN (vpn.tudelft.nl)

Help with mathematics and mechanics During the scheduled examination periods you can consult the Mathematics & Mechanics Help desk if you need help while preparing for your exams. The senior students at the helpdesk will soon put you on the right track. You can either come to the help desk in the central library or ask your questions via instant messenger. Opening hours are announced on www.library.tudelft.nl.

A great place to study The library is not just a place to find information - it is also a great place to study!

The central library has: • Project rooms • Computer facilities • Work spaces • A quiet room • Armchairs • A photocopying room

Extra service during examination periods: • Extended opening hours • Coffee corner serving fresh coffee, tea and snacks • Mathematics and Mechanics Helpdesk

Campus Card = library pass You can use your campus card to borrow books from the library and use the project rooms. You can also borrow special locks to safely secure your laptop to your table if you have to leave your table for a while. So do not forget to bring your campus card when visiting the library. We hope to see you soon.

TU Delft Library Prometheusplein 1 2628 ZC Delft T: +31 (0)15 27 85678 E: [email protected] W: www.library.tudelft.nl

The Delft student union, VSSD www.vssd.nl VSSD is the Delft Student Union. It protects the interests of all students studying in Delft, in the areas of education, income, accommodation and social issues. VSSD, Delft’s Student Union, also promotes the interests of students in Delft at the national level and is affiliated with the Dutch Student Union (LSVb) and the Dutch National Student Association (ISO). In addition, regular talks are held with members of the Dutch parliament to promote the specific interests of those studying in Delft. The history of the VSSD goes back to 1887. The union is run by and for students.

The VSSD offers a number of services for students, supported by staff. Additionally, the VSSD has its own publishing department, a bookstore and acts as an intermediary for student insurance policies.

The VSSD is governed by its council of members, the Delft Student Council (DSC). This council of 13 students meets once every six weeks to discuss VSSD policy and actions. At present, two “parties” are represented in the DSC: B.A.S. and DQ, made up of present and former committee members of associations, members of STIP (“Students of Technology in Politics”) and members of the student council. The DSC is usually chaired by a current or former STIP committee member.

The Student Council The Student Council is the highest representative organ for students at TU Delft. Two “parties” are represented in the Delft Student Council: ORAS and Lijst Beta. Together they form a body that enables students to influence TU Delft policy.

Lijst Beta Mekelweg 4 2628 CD Delft T: +31(0)15 27 83121 E: [email protected] W: www.lijstbeta.nl

ORAS Mekelweg 4 2628 CD Delft T: +31(0)15 27 83349 E: [email protected] W: www.oras.nl

Accommodation The student housing organisation DUWO has signed a contract with TU Delft for housing for both foreign students and guests. These short-stay contracts for foreign students and guests have a fixed term. Requests are dealt with on a first come, first served basis.

Address Stichting DUWO Professor Schermerhornstraat 4 2628 PZ DELFT

T: +31 (0)15 21 92200 E: [email protected] W: www.duwo.nl

Delft student houses tend to operate a system of “voting in” housemates. This means that you will be ‘interviewed’ by the people already living in the house. Accommodation is difficult to find in Delft, particularly if you are looking for inexpensive accommodation. Start looking as early as possible. In addition to finding accommodation through DUWO, it is possible to find a room through www.tudelft.nl -> study -> studying at the TUDelft-> housing

Medical care Student Health Care is the place to come with your health-related questions and problems. The GP practice "Studentenpraktijk Delft" is part of Student Health Care.

If you have a medical issue, please make an appointment with one of the doctors of the GP practice. You can do this via telephone or via https://www.sgzstudent.nl/student-health-care/introduction. There is also a consultation hour for which you do not need an appointment. If you do not have a general practitioner in Delft, we strongly recommend you registering at the Student Health Care. The GP’s have morning consultation hours on campus and at the Medical Centre Delft in the afternoons. For all other affairs, such as medical statements, medical examinations, vaccinations and advice and guidance for studying with a disability you can consult your GP. You can make an appointment via telephone.

Contact Student Health Care Student GP Practice Delft T: 015-7999050 Morning consultation hours: Leeghwaterstraat 152 (campus) 2628 LV Delft Consultation hour without appointment: Monday till Friday: 11.00 uur - 12.00 hrs (except during holidays) Afternoon consultation hour: Beukenlaan 4-g ( Medical Centre Delft) 2612VC Delft

Student doctors T: 015-2121507 (student doctors, vaccinations) E: [email protected] Consultation hours : Beukenlaan 4-g ( Medical Centre Delft) 2612 VC Delft W: www.szgstudent.nl ; www.sgzopreis.nl

University Fund Delft The University Fund Delft (UfD) is an independent foundation that works closely with the TU Delft Executive Board and professors to promote and support research and education at TU Delft.

The University Fund aims to achieve its objective in a practical way by stimulating the three Ts: Technology, Talent and TU Delft. Within this context, the UfD awards annual prizes for the best teacher, best graduates, best Bachelor’s thesis project, best Master’s thesis project on building and infrastructure, best Master’s thesis report on energy efficiency and best Master’s thesis project on geo- energy. These prizes were made possible thanks to a number of companies who have established Named Funds with the UfD.

Each year the UfD awards the UfD-Marina van Damme scholarship to a talented and enterprising female TU Delft graduate. Through its Implementation committee, the UfD also allocates a very large number of relatively modest grants to student associations as well as to individual students.

For information about the University Fund Delft: +31 (0)15 27 86409 or E-mail: [email protected] W: http://www.universiteitsfonds.tudelft.nl

Delta Delta is TU Delft’s information and opinion magazine. It is produced by a team of editorially independent journalists.

Delta editorial office University Library room 0.18 – 0.28 Prometheusplein 1 2628 ZC Delft

T: +31 (0)15 27 84848 (maandag t/m donderdag) E: [email protected] W: www.delta.tudelft.nl

MoTiV

Motivation MoTiv is a training organisation for students that is dedicated to fostering motivation, inspiration and passion among young people who choose technology as a profession. MoTiv’s training programmes allows them to explore their potential and find out what really interests them. In this way MoTiv hopes to strengthen their personal skills and qualities. MoTiv to contributes to the debate on teaching, technology and culture within society through symposiums and congresses.

Voorstraat 60 2611 JS Delft T: +31 (0)15 21 23421/06-22238036 E: [email protected] W: www.motiv.tudelft.nl

Studium Generale TU Delft For the best lectures, debates, discussions & workshops in Delft

This is why we offer Studium Generale (SG) to students at TU Delft. SG wants to contribute to the academic development of students and the public debate on the role of technology and engineers in our modern society. SG shows you the world in a different light. Visit out free lectures, documentary evenings, workshops and debates on a wide arrange of topics with well-known scientists, writers, journalists or politicians. Often balancing on the boundary between technology and society, sometimes controversial and always critical. We organize the vast majority of these activities on- campus in cooperation with a variety of student-organisations. They are always publicly accessible and (almost) always free of charge. If there are particular people you like to hear giving a lecture in Delft, topics you would like to draw attention to or activities you would like to do with your friends? From bitcoins to Einstein, big data and privacy to sustainability and philosophy. Send us your idea and we will try to arrange it! Send your suggestions to [email protected], or just pop into the library.

Take a look at our new website for our calendar. follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Want to receive our newsletter with our most current activities? You can apply at our website.

Library, Prometheusplein 1 Room 1.60 T: 278523 E: [email protected] W: www.sg.tudelft.nl

Health & Safety and the In-house Emergency Response Team As a student at TU Delft you have the same rights as members of the university staff to a safe and healthy work or study area. It is also your responsibility to behave in a safe way.

Important information: Map of TU Delft campus

Basic rules; if you have any questions or complaints, please contact the Health & Safety advisor and the confidential counsellor of your faculty. Basic rules; if you have any questions or complaints, please contact the Health & Safety advisor and the confidential counsellor of your faculty. • While working, make sure your posture is correct and take plenty of short breaks.; the Workplace Programme can help you with this. It can give you advice and take measurements for the most optimal working posture. For instance, long term exposure to working behind a computer screen can lead to upper limbs and neck afflictions, commonly known as RSI, The chances of RSI increase under stress, for instance while working on your thesis/final project. When RSI is in an advanced stage it becomes difficult to cure, avoid aggravating this condition at all times. • Students are forbidden to enter maintenance rooms. Conducting experiments with any level of risk is online allowed after instruction and consent by a monitor. • Smoking is not allowed on the entire TU Delft campus, with exception of designated smoking areas.

TU Delft Emergency Call Centre TU Delft has an Emergency Call Centre which is manned 24/7. In the event of an emergency such as an accident or fire, call the TU Delft Emergency Call Centre. The Emergency Call Centre can be reached by calling 112 (landline) or +31 (0) 15 27 81226 (mobile phone). In less urgent cases please call the information number: +31 (0)15 27 82777.

What to do in the event of an evacuation TU Delft has its own in-house Emergency Response Team. Always report any accidents or near- accidents to the Emergency Response Team. If you are need in of first aid please take special notice of the signs, labels and symbols shown in the campus buildings. In every building several Emergency Response Team members are present and In the event of a fire, an industrial accident or a threatening situation, the following rules apply: if you hear a continuous alarm, the so-called slow whoop alarm, you should leave the building calmly using the escape routes indicated. Ensure your own safety and warn others. - In the event of fire, activate the fire alarm. - Report an emergency by calling 112 from a landline, and answer the questions. - mbey any instructions given by members of the Emergency Response Team, who can be identified by their coloured vests. The rallying point is outside the building.

Reporting incidents - Report emergency situations to the TU Delft Emergency Call Centre immediately and directly (TU Delft emergency number: 112 or 015 2781226). - Report minor incidents that result in injury to the faculty’s emergency response team immediately. - Report other incidents such as theft or burglary, as well as the spilling of liquids and incidents that affect the environment and near-accidents to the Service Desk.

Confidential counsellor The TU Delft does not tolerate inappropriate behaviour by students, staff or visitors. To report inappropriate behaviour, please contact one of the Confidential Counsellors. For more information, see http://vertrouwenspersoon.tudelft.nl

Emergencies during business trips or study activities abroad Call the emergency number of the TU Delft insurance company AIG, making sure you have the TU Delft policy number ready at hand: 60.10.411724. - 24-hour assistance: +31(0)10 45 35656. This insurance only covers TU Delft students who are carrying out study activities abroad. - You should also inform the TU Delft Emergency Call Centre: +31(0)15 2781226.

Information Security Do not forget to protect the security of your data and your hardware and software. TU Delft has a code of practice and guidelines in place for security measures applying to the use of computer and network facilities. For the guidelines, see www.security.tudelft.nl

More information about safety For more information on safety at TU Delft, see the site: www.integraleveiligheid.tudelft.nl

Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management (TPM)

Information for foreign students

Foreign Master Students http://delftulip.ning.com/ go to ‘Getting prepared’. Information for admitted MSc students (EU, non-EU without visa, non-EU with visa): The TU Delft Introduction Programme is mandatory for all international MSc students. All MSc students who participate in the TU Delft Introduction Programme in August will be able to handle their registration and bank issues during the Introduction.

For more practical information go to: https://www.tudelft.nl/en/education/practical-matters/

Exchange and free mover students http://delftulip.ning.com/ go to ‘Getting prepared’. Information for admitted students (EU, non-EU)

Those exchange students who participate in the TU Delft Introduction Programme in August will be able to handle the registration and bank issues during the Introduction. Those students not attending the Introduction Programme will need to take care of all registration issues themselves.

- Registration at TU Delft: register in www.studielink.nl The formal registration document (student card) will be sent to your study address in Delft soon after your arrival. - Campus card. Students need to apply for the campus card themselves. The student card and campus card together are proof of registration at TU Delft.

The International Officer for TPM is: Mw. Drs. C.A. Hoek (Toke) Room a2.340 Phone: 31 12 27 83367 E-mail: [email protected] Working days: Mo, Tu, We, Thu

You can make an appointment with the international officer at the Service Desk: 015-2789801 or [email protected].

For short questions you can come to the open office hours: Tuesday and Thursday 11.00-12.00.

Where to find information?

Website http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ For almost all information you need to study at the faculty of TPM. From there you can go to the student portal.

Graduation Portal www.tbm.tudelft.nl/GraduationPortal (log-in required with your NetID) For all information regarding your graduation and all necessary forms.

Digital Study Guide http://studyguide.tudelft.nl In the digital study guide you can find all courses the university offers including course descriptions. The information may change during the year, so it is wise to check regularly.

Brightspace https://brightspace.tudelft.nl Brightspace is a learning environment. It is a website where instructors offer course material and assignments for individual courses, and a place where students can communicate with instructors and each other. You can log on to Brightspace using your NetID. Problems? Brightspace support can help you. For more information go to: http://studenten.tudelft.nl/en/students/education/brightspace/.

The following types of information are available on Brightspace. The exact information that is provided is different for each course:

• Preliminary course information • Information about the course: schedules, literature announcements, information about the instructor(s) • Study tasks: assignments, self-tests • Communication and cooperation: email, discussion boards, group work, chat, delivery of assignments • Study materials: study texts, lecture notes, mock exams • For group work: forming groups and choosing assignments

Apart from information on courses, there is information available on many more topics. You will automatically be enrolled in the organisation Students Faculty TPM and the organisation for either CoSEM, EPA or MOT. !!! Important information will be communicated through these organisations, so keep an eye on them.

Osiris You can reach Osiris via https://Brightspace.tudelft.nl. In Osiris you will find an overview of all the courses you need to take in order to obtain your Master’s degree. The overview consists of:

• All obligatory courses and projects • All passed courses and projects (with grade) • All courses and projects you still need to take • All courses and projects you took outside of the faculty of TPM / electives (after approval by the Board of Examiners).

In your Student Progress Review (SP Review) you can see where you stand in your programme. In case your SP Review is not complete or should there be another problem, please send an e-mail to [email protected]. You can also make an appointment through the Service Desk: [email protected] or 015-2789801.

Timetables timetables.tudelft.nl Timetables for both courses and exams can be found here.

Publication of results Within 15 working days your result will be published in Brightspace. For a period of at least 20 working days after notification of the results of any written examination, the student has the right to inspect his or her marked work, on request. You can ask for a copy of your work and you can make an appointment with the teacher to discuss your work.

MyTUDelft My TUDelft is an app where you can find your personal timetable, grades and study progress. You can download the app in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. With the app you can easily and clearly structured find the information about your timetable, grades and study progress. The app is a first version (june 2016) so please send us your findings or questions by using the feedback button in the app or send an e-mail to E-learning Support ([email protected] ).

Resit There are two opportunities per module per academic year for written examinations: the first opportunity is at the end of the teaching period for the subject to which the exam in question relates, the second opportunity is at the end of the period following the one in which the course was taught. When the course is being taught in period 4, the second exam will take place during the resit period in August. You can find the dates of the resits http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ -> student portal -> timetables.

Teaching and Examination Regulations (TER); Implementation Regulations (IR) and Rules and Guidelines for the Board of Examiners (RGBE) The TER and IR include all rights and obligations of students and faculty as well as the practical implementation. All possible issues concerning education and examinations are described. In case of a conflict the TER can give a basis for a verdict. The TER also handles issues concerning right of inspection of past exams, correction terms for exams and exam resits. The RGBE include the method of working of the Board of Examiners, but also the rules about examinations and graduation. The TER/IR and RGBE can found on: http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ -> student portal -> Rules and guidelines -> Teaching and Examinations regulations

Language courses www.tc.tbm.tudelft.nl/en The Faculty of TPM offers a variety of language courses in Dutch, English, Spanish, Italian, French and Chinese. Courses usually require a placement test before admission. Contact: ITAV Language Centre at +31 (0)15 27 83646.

Authorised transcript upon departure Before leaving Delft, you must make sure that your marks have been recorded by the Shared Service Centre O&S (SSC). The SSC will then be able to send an authorised transcript to your home university. After you de-register as a TU Delft student, you will no longer have access to your Brightspace account. It is therefore wise to make a note of your course names and codes. The international officer can help you arrange for your authorised transcript.

E-mail: [email protected] E-mail SSC TPM: [email protected]

Faculty building For a map of the faculty see page 48-49.

Address and opening hours Mailing address: PO Box 5015 2600 GA Delft Visiting address: Jaffalaan 5 2628 BX Delft T +31 (0)15 27 89801 (Service Desk) F +31 (0)15 27 84811 (Faculty secretariat) The faculty building is open Monday to Friday from 7.00 - 22.30. Computer rooms are open from 8.00- 22.30.

First Aid In case of emergency always contact the Service Desk (2789801).

The building The faculty of TPM is located in a U-shaped building. It is divided into 4 wings, A, B, C and D. Wing A is the left wing (from the front entrance), Wing C is the wing on the right. Wing B connects A and C. Wing B has 4 floors, Wings A and C have 3. Wing D comprises most of the student facilities and is located above the parking area.

Room numbers Room numbers are constructed like this: wing floor, room number. For example, the dean has room 080 in wing a, second floor: a2.080.

Self study locations Opening hours: 08.00-22.30.

What Where Number Computer Ground floor, 65 Computer room A Computer First floor, 79 if no class is scheduled Computer room B Project rooms (12) Ground floor A- 1-12 (contact Service Desk) wing Self-study spaces Ground floor hall Various compartments First floor, A-wing

Silent rooms Computer room A, 2 for 6 persons 1 for 8 persons

Lockers A limited number of lockers is available in the D-wing. You can use these lockers with your campus card. There is an instruction attached to the lockers. You can use the locker during a week (Monday up to and including Friday). Every Friday the lockers will be emptied and released. The remaining stuff will be left at the Service point in the main hall of the faculty.

Food and drinks The TPM Faculty has a cafeteria which serves soft drinks, soups, hot and cold snacks and sandwiches. The cafe can be booked for gatherings, for more information please contact Student Society Curius. The cafeteria and the cafe are located on the ground floor, Wing B. Opening hours for the cafeteria: Monday to Friday: 11.30 - 13.30 Every Thursday there is an open bar from 4 pm to 9 pm.

Smoking policy Smoking is permitted in the parking lot (at the back of the building) near the bicycle shed only.

ICT Facilities

NetID account As a student from Delft University of Technology you will receive a NetID account which you need to log into all computers and systems like Brightspace and your e-mail. For new students an instruction is organised during the first week.

Computer account Your computer account includes 2 GB of disk space on the TU network. You can use this space to store files that you create during your study. Personal disk space is located on the L drive, and there is a common disk G where you can share your group work.

E-mail account Each student receives a university email account along with the computer account. The faculty TPM uses e-mail to communicate and to share important information. Please check your TU-email regularly. To have your TU-mail forwarded to your private mail, go to: http://e-service.tudelft.nl -> login -> edit personal data -> forward e-mail address. The easiest way to access your email account is through https://webmail.tudelft.nl. To log in, you use the NetID and password you received together with your computer login account. The format of your email address is: initials, prefixes and [email protected].

Wireless network A wireless network (WiFi) has been installed throughout the faculty building. You will need your NetID to use this network. Details concerning your NetID will be provided along with the login account for use in the computer rooms. If you have not received a NetID, you can obtain one from the [email protected] or 015-2789801. In order to use the WiFi network you will have to install a VPN client, which can be downloaded from ICT Manuals. Here you can also find how to connect to the network.

Printing and copying Printers are available in computer rooms A and B, where students can make black-and-white or colour prints. Payments for prints or copies can be made at http://webprint.tudelft.nl. Please see this website for instructions. At the start of each year the university will give students a deposit on their printing/copying account.

Problems Should there be any problems installing the VPN client or connecting to the network; or problems with your computer account or email account please contact the Service Desk which is located in the main hall of the faculty. Don’t forget to take your campus card. [email protected] of 015-2789801.

Education & Student Affairs

Service Desk http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ -> student portal -> Contact (menu on the left) -> Servicedesk. The Service Desk (or Service Point) is the first source of assistance for students and employees regarding questions about educational or student affairs, IT facilities or services. The Service Desk is located in the foyer on the ground floor.

Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 8.00 until 22.30 During XXL-weeks (examination weeks) from 08.00-24.00 E: [email protected] T: 015 27 89801

The people at the Service Desk can help you, for instance, with

• questions about education • questions about administrative procedures • questions about NetID and ICT • requesting a certified list of grades • questions about graduating and diplomas • handing in forms • making an appointment with the academic counsellor or international officer • reporting defects in the building

Academic Counsellors The academic counsellors provide individual support to students throughout their academic career. Please contact the counsellor in case of illness, personal problems or study issues, as well as for questions about additional academic programmes or honour’s tracks.

The Academic Counsellors for TPM are: Mw. Drs. M.J.C.C. Brand (Marja) Room a2.320

Drs. T.A. Valk (Ton) Room a2.300

E-mail: [email protected].

For short questions you can come to the open office hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 11.00-12.00 For more extensive questions you can make an appointment with the academic counselors at the Service Desk. [email protected] or 015-2789801.

Academic counsellor Industrial Ecology: Drs. E.A.C. Kroon (Els) Leiden University T: +31(0)71-5271481 E-mail: [email protected] Leiden: Tue, Wed, Thu Delft: by appointment

More information: http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ -> student portal -> academic counselors http://www.tudelft.nl/en -> student portal -> academic counselors

International officer The International Officer for TPM is: Mw. Drs. C.A. Hoek (Toke) Room a2.340 Phone: 015 27 83367 E-mail: [email protected]

After your arrival, the international officer will be available to help you to get settled, answer your questions and assist with any problems. If you do not know who to approach, it is always a good idea to contact the international officer for help with the following matters:

• Changes in your study programme (the international officer might refer you to an academic counsellor); • Official documents or administrative procedures that do not proceed smoothly; • Adjusting the length of your stay (for exchange students).

During your studies you may need more information on the possibilities of an international exchange, funds for studying abroad, required vaccinations or refunds for your public transportation card.

For short questions you can come to the open office hours: Tuesday and Thursday 11.00-12.00. For more extensive questions make an appointment with the international officer at the Service Desk: [email protected]. For more information: http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ ->student portal -> Study Abroad.

Quality Assurance Quality Assurance Staff Master’s programmes MSc CoSEM / EPA / MOT / IE: Mw. Drs. W.H.E. Louwerse-Houtzager (Wendela) Room a2.250 E-mail: [email protected]

Quality Assurance Staff Bachelor’s programme BSc TB and minors: J. Leferink, Msc. Room: a2.250 E-mail: [email protected]

Curius Commissioner for Master’s degree programmes: E: [email protected].

The quality of education is very important at the TPM Faculty. It is monitored by the Department of Education and Student Affairs and optimised together with teachers and students. There are two main ways in which information about educational quality is gathered: On-line evaluations: each course is evaluated at least once every three years using an on-line evaluation. This takes place immediately after the exam of a course. These evaluations are anonymous. Course Response Groups: CRG’s are panel discussions held four times a year with a group of about 8 students. If you are interested in participating, you can contact student society Curius. Apart from the evaluations and CRG’s you can always contact Curius http://www.curius.nl or the quality assurance staff if there are any questions or problems. More information about quality assurance can be found on http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ ->student portal -> Quality Assurance.

Advisory bodies

Board of examiners The Faculty has one Board of Examiners for all TPM programmes. The duties of the Board of Examiners include the determination of examination results, addressing individual requests for admission and exceptions to the study programme (e.g. examination exemptions), and mediating between students and instructors. The academic counsellor can inform you on the proper procedure and can advise you writing a request or objection. Requests or objections should be received by the secretary at least 6 working days before the Board meeting. Only complete requests will be handled.

The Secretary of the Board of Examiners is: Ing. R. Kruiniger (Robbert) Room: a2.310 e-mail: [email protected] For more information on the procedures: http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ ->student portal -> Education committees -> Board of Examiners. For the forms see http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ ->student portal -> forms.

Board of studies (BOS) The Board of Studies advises – on request or otherwise – the management of the faculty, the educational management team and the Director of Studies about designs and implementations related to educational affairs. Half of the members of this board are students, nominated by the Faculty Student Council, (including the Curius Educational Commissioner), the rest of the board usually comprises members of the academic staff. The BOS has the right of approval with regard to components of the Teaching and Examinations Regulations and the Implementation Regulations. See http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ ->student portal -> Education committees -> Board of studies.

Faculty Student Council (FSC) www.fsr.tbm.tudelft.nl The FSR has a formal voice in matters that are of importance to students and the faculty. The FSR advises the Dean in regard to all TPM programmes and the position of TPM within TU Delft, as well as in relation to other faculties. The FSC has the right of approval with regard to the Teaching and Examinations Regulations and the Implementation Regulations. The FSR can implement your vision. If you have an opinion about the education at TPM or if you have any complaints or remarks about how things work at TPM, do not hesitate contact the FSR. E: [email protected].

Where to buy study materials? The study materials you need will depend on which Master’s programme you are following. The Digital Study Guide http://studyguide.tudelft.nl specifies the materials needed for each course. During the introductory lecture of each course, the instructor will update this information and provide any additional details. Because book assignments may change from year to year, it is wise to delay purchasing your books until your instructor confirms the ones required for the course.

Readers TU Delft uses an online ordering system for lecture notes (‘readers’) through Brightspace https://brightspace.tudelft.nl -> Resources. You can choose to have the lecture notes delivered to your home address or to pick them up at the Library. The notes will be printed as soon as payment has been received. A few working days later they will be delivered to your home address or you can pick them up at the Service Desk. It is also possible to download readers in pdf format. A useful tip: select the “IDeal” payment option to avoid delays. If you cannot pay online and you do not wish to make a bank transfer, we advise you to arrange your payment through a fellow student. If you have any questions about the order and payment process, please contact: [email protected].

Books Books are usually sold through Student Society Curius and the VSSD. For more information go to: www.curius.nl.

Laptop project http://www.studentitdesk.tudelft.nl/ The TU Delft enables (future) students and employees to buy a laptop at discount price, before the start of the new academic year. Check Support on the above mentionedsite to see how to handle in case of hardware problems.

Student’s Associations

Student society Curius www.curius.nl Curius is the student society of the Faculty of TPM. Its main goal is to monitor and protect the interests of all TPM students. Curius sells study books, organises course response groups, excursions to companies and lectures, as well as parties, dinners and receptions. Nearly all TPM students are members of Curius. As a member, you will receive a discount on the books Curius sells. The Curius office is located on the ground floor of the TPM Faculty, room a0.200 and a0.210. You can drop by every day from 9.00-17.30h to obtain information or for a free cup of tea or coffee. Information about activities can be found on posters at the faculty or on the website www.curius.nl. You can also contact them by email. Tel: 015- 2783406 E-mail: [email protected]

Alumni society Arachnion www.arachnion.tudelft.nl To keep in touch with fellow graduates and the faculty TPM. E: [email protected].

Jobs and internships

Work while studying http://delftulip.ning.com/page/work-while-studying For a part-time job while studying

Internships Internships are optional for MSc students in the TPM faculty. Internships can be used to gain work experience at a Dutch or foreign company or institute. Internships can be arranged through the MSc coordinator or the MSc supervisor of the section where you are working on your graduation project. Please take into consideration that arranging an internship abroad can be a time-consuming process. Please go to the following website for more information: www.nuffic.nl/international-students/living-in-holland/working-while-studying

International students in Delft who would like to do an internship abroad should: • Ensure that they do not forfeit their right to Dutch residency. (Do not withdraw your registration at City Hall) • Inquire at the embassy of the country of destination whether a visa and/or work permit are needed for the internship. Current information is available at www.nuffic.nl/immigration.

International students who would like to do an internship in the Netherlands as part of their studies, will need an internship contract instead of a work permit. This standard internship contract must be completed and signed, and it must be shown upon request.

Master Programmes

Honours Programme Master http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ ->student portal ->Honours Programme Master’s students with above-average performance are eligible for a place on the Honours Programme Master (HPM), aimed at developing talent. Participation in the programme offers: additional teaching, research and projects related to specific themes, in addition to the regular subjects. The HPM is also a programme that provides plenty of room for choice in terms of the student’s personal development. After the start of the academic year, an information meeting will be held on the HPM for first year Master’s students.

Graduation Portal www.tbm.tudelft.nl/GraduationPortal (log-in with your Net-ID). In this online portal you will find all the information you need to prepare for your specialisation and Master Thesis Project. Your orientation starts in the very first year of your MSc programme. We recommend to visit the portal for all information concerning specialization/electives package and graduation at the start of your Master programme already.

MSc CoSEM

Programme Manager Dr. ir. I. Bouwmans (Ivo) tel. 015–27 84807, kamer a3.240

Study programme MSc CoSEM On the next page you find the general study programme of MSc CoSEM for this academic year. This study programme and the separate charts for the different tracks can be found on http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ ->student portal -> MSc TPM-> CoSEM -> CoSEM programme.

38 CoSEM generic module chart 2017-2019

1st year 2017-2018 – cohort 2017* First semester Second semester First period Second period Third period Fourth period

SEN1121 SEN1141 SEN1151 SEN1161 Complex Systems Managing Multi-actor Law and Institutions Design Project Engineering Decision Making (5 EC) (5 EC) (5 EC) (5 EC)

SEN1131 SEN1211 SEN1231 SEN1311 Institutional Agent-based Mixed Research CoSEM Research Economics for Modelling Methods for Multi- Challenges (5 EC) Designing in Socio- (5 EC) actor Systems technical Systems (5 EC) 111 1 (3 EC) OR: (2 EC)

SEN SEN1221 OR: Statistics Analysis of SEN1241 Choice Behaviour Design in Networked (5 EC) Systems (obligatory for T&L (5 EC) students) Introduction to Designing Complex in Systems Track (5 EC) Track (5 EC) Track (5 EC) Track (5 EC)

2nd year 2018-2019 – cohort 2017* First semester Second semester First period Second period First period Second period

SEN2321 Master Thesis Preparation SEN2331 Master Electives (5 EC) CoSEM Master Thesis Package (30 EC) (15 EC)

Track Electives (10 EC)

*Start 1 September 2017 MSc MOT

Programme Manager Dr. R.M. Verburg (Robert), tel: 015 27 87234, room c3.030

Study programme MSc MOT On the next page you find the study programme of MSc MOT for this academic year. The study programme for MOT can also be found on http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ ->student portal -> MSc TPM-> MOT-> MOT programme.

MSc MOT 2017-2018 and 2018-2019

First year 2017-2018 (cohort 2017)*

Second semester First semester

First period Second period Third period Fourth period

MOT1524 MOT2421 MOT 1421 MOT1531 Leadership & Business Process Emerging and Economic Technology Management & Breakthrough Foundations Management Technology Technologies 5 EC 5 EC 5 EC 5 EC

MOT14345 MOT1451 MOT1412 MOT1533 Technology, Inter- en Intra- Technology Dynamics High-Tech Marketing Strategy and Organisation Decision Making 5 EC 5 EC Entrepreneurship 5 EC 5 EC

MOT1442 MOT1461 MOT2312 MOT1003 Social and Scientific Financial Management Values Research Methods Integration Moment 5 EC 5 EC 5 EC 5 EC

Second year 2018-2019 (cohort 2017)*

First semester Second semester

First period Second period Third period Fourth period Master Specialisation 15 EC MOT2910 Elective courses Master Thesis Project 10 EC 30 EC

MoT2002 MOT2004 Preparation Preparation for Master Thesis 5 EC

Technology, Technology, Technology, Research and Project Innovation and Innovation and Innovation and Reflection Engineering Commercialisation Organisation Economics

*Cohort 2017: start September 2017 MSc EPA

Programme manager Dr. Ir. B. Enserink (Bert), tel: 015 27 88071, room: b2.350

Study programme MSc EPA On the next page you find the study programme of MSc EPA for this academic year. The study programme for EPA can also be found on http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ ->student portal -> MSc TPM-> EPA-> EPA programme.

EPA – The Hague Location: Turfmarkt 99, 2511 DV Den Haag.

The academic calender 2017-2018 of TUDelft will be used.

The lecture hours for EPA are as follows:

Period Time 1 09:00-11:00 2 11:00-13:00 3 15:00-17:00 4 17:00-19:00

More information about ‘EPA The Hague’ and the location of the EPA lectures can be found on: http://www.tbm.tudelft.nl/en/ -> student portal -> MSc TPM -> EPA -> EPA The Hague.

First semester Second semester

First period Second period Third period Fourth period EPA1315 EPA1341 EPA1144 EPA1361 Data Analytics & Advanced Actor and Strategy Models Model-based Visualization Hermans System Dynamics Decision-making Cunningham Pruyt Kwakkel

EPA 1101 EPA1433 EPA1424 EPA1133 Understanding International Intercultural Relations and Ethics and Impacts of Global Political Decision-Making Project management Interventions Grand Challenges De Jong Broekhans Enserink Annema EPA7021 Academic Writing EPA7030 Interview techniques

EPA1323 EPA1351 EPA1223 EPA1124 Policy Analysis Introduction to TPM

Advanced Macro Economics for of Multi-actor Systems Modelling alignment Bots Discrete Simulation Policy Analysis Pruyt Verbraeck Storm EPA7010 Oral Presentation or or EPA1333

alignment Computer Engineering Technology for Scientific Computing Oey

Third semester Fourth semester First period Second period Third period Fourth period EPA2934 Preparation Master Specialization Master Thesis Broekhans

EPA2942 EPA Master Thesis 30 EC Master Specialization Master Specialization Ubacht

EPA2112 Societal Challenge Project (or electives) Mulder MSc IE The Master Industrial Ecology is a joint degree with Leiden University.

Programme manager: Dr.ir. E.H.W.J. Cuppen (Eefje) Work address: Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management Section Policy, Organisation, Law and Gaming (POLG) Jaffalaan 5, 2628 BX Delft Room number B2.210 Tel: +31 (0)15-2786583 [email protected]

Study Programme IE On the next page you can find the study programme of MSc IE for this academic year.

For all information go to: http://www.mastersinleiden.nl -> all programmes -> Industrial Ecology.

Map of TU Campus and Faculty of TPM

P P P P P P P C P P P P D E Curius B A P=Projectruimte D1 D2

S er vicepunt Stilteruimte D3 Begane grond Computerzaal A Computerzaal

D4 TB- café Stilteruimte Kantine

Sim lab Boardroom G F Computerzaal Computerzaal B 1e etage

Academic Calendar

Year Planner 2017/2018

1st SEMESTER Calendar week 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 1 2 3 4 5 September October November December January February Education week 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 1.10 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 2.10 Monday 4 11 18 25 2 9 16 23 30 6 13 20 27 4 11 18 25 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday 5 12 19 26 3 10 17 24 31 7 14 21 28 5 12 19 26 2 9 16 23 30 Wednesday 6 13 20 27 4 11 18 25 1 8 15 22 29 6 13 20 27 3 10 17 24 31 Thursday 7 14 21 28 5 12 19 26 2 9 16 23 30 7 14 21 28 4 11 18 25 1 Friday 8 15 22 29 6 13 20 27 3 10 17 24 31 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 2

2nd SEMESTER Calendar week 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 February March April May June July Education week 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 3.10 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9 4.10 4.11 Monday 5 12 19 26 5 12 19 26 2 9 16 23 30 7 14 21 28 4 11 18 25 2 Tuesday 6 13 20 27 6 13 20 27 3 10 17 24 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 3 Wednesday 7 14 21 28 7 14 21 28 4 11 18 25 2 9 16 23 30 6 13 20 27 4 Thursday 8 15 22 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 3 10 17 24 31 7 14 21 28 5 Friday 9 16 23 2 9 16 23 30 6 13 20 27 4 11 18 25 1 8 15 22 29 6

SUMMER Calendar week 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Education Opening Academic Year: 4 September July August Education / BSc-exams Christmas holidays: 25 December - 5 January 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 Education/education free week Spring break: 5 - 9 February Monday 9 16 23 30 6 13 20 27 Education/education free week/exams Good Friday: 30 March Tuesday 10 17 24 31 7 14 21 28 Exams / Resits Easter: 1 and 2 April Wednesday 11 18 25 1 8 15 22 29 Resits King's Day: 27 April Thursday 12 19 26 2 9 16 23 30 Holidays Liberation Day: 5 May Friday 13 20 27 3 10 17 24 31 Ascension Day: 10 May Whitsun: 20 and 21 May National holidays

On national holidays in the Netherlands, the University, all public offices and many shops are closed. Although most public holidays have their origins in Christianity, many Dutch people consider them mainly as a day off work, without religious connotation.

New Year’s Day The Dutch celebrate New Year’s Day on 1 January. New Year’s Eve (in Holland ’Old Year’s Day’) is celebrated the day before, on 31 December.

Carnival In some parts of the Netherlands, especially in the south, Carnival (which has its origins in Christianity) is celebrated for four days in February or March. In Delft, Carnival starts with a parade of people in fancy dress on Saturday.

Easter At Easter, Christians commemorate the resurrection of Christ. The Easter holidays are always on a Sunday and a Monday in March or April. Some public offices, including TU Delft, are also closed on the Friday before Easter (Good Friday).

King’s Day On 27 April the Dutch celebrate King’s Day (in Dutch ’Koningsdag’). In recent years, Queen’s Day (the celebration of the birthday of the former Queens Juliana and Beatrix) has become more and more of an open-air party, particularly in Amsterdam, which attracts between 500.000 and two million visitors.

Ascension Day Ascension Day is rooted in the Christian doctrine of Ascension, which concerns the physical ascension of Christ to heaven after the day of his resurrection.

Remembrance Day On 4 May, all civilians and members of the armed forces of the Kingdom of the Netherlands who died in the Second World War are commemorated. At 20:00 hrs, two minutes of silence are observed throughout the country. On this day, TU Delft, shops and public offices are open.

Liberation Day Liberation Day is celebrated each year on 5 May to mark the end of Nazi occupation of the Netherlands in 1945, at the end of the Second World War. Although it is celebrated every year, it is observed as an official public holiday only once every five years. TU Delft, however, is closed every year on 5 May.

Whitsun (Pentecost) Whitsun is the fiftieth day after Easter Sunday, which corresponds to the tenth day after Ascension Thursday. It commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles and followers of Christ. The Dutch celebrate two days of Whitsun (on Sunday and the subsequent Monday).

Prinsjesdag The third Tuesday in September is known as Prinsjesdag (’Day of the Princes’). On this day, the king gives a speech on the government’s financial plans for the coming year. Although the day is filled with ceremony (including the king’s traditional ride through The Hague in the golden carriage) it is not a national holiday.

Saint Nicholas’ Eve On 5 December, the Dutch celebrate Sinterklaas, a predecessor of Santa Claus. Sinterklaas is the patron saint of children and gives them presents. According to the legend, Sinterklaas is still alive and lives in Spain. Each winter, he travels to the north by steamboat to deliver his presents. The evening of the 5th is known as pakjesavond (’Package Night’). The presents, which are often ingeniously wrapped (and are therefore known as ‘surprises’), are traditionally accompanied by poems from Sinterklaas. Although it is not an official holiday, it is widely observed, and shops usually close early on 5 December.

Christmas On 25 and 26 December Christians celebrate the birth of Christ. Most people spend these days with their family.

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