TU DELFT ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP

Application Deadline: 1 December 2026 (23:59 CET)

LOCATION: The Netherlands

The Microelectronics Scholarship is financed through the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, and Computer Science (EEMCS). The goal of the scholarship is to help financially challenged students with proven potential to study at the TU Delft. Awarded students will receive a partial scholarship towards the cost of their MSc studies at TU Delft.

ELIGIBILITY:

You are a promising excellent international student

Admitted (conditionally) to the 2-year Regular TU Delft’s MSc programme in Electrical Engineering (track Microelectronics).

You have a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 80 percent or higher of the scale maximum in the bachelor’s degree from an internationally renowned university outside The Netherlands.

Complete your MSc application (check the admission requirements)

Upload the Scholarship Application Form

Upload 1 reference letter (if you have two references, upload as 1 pdf.)

Upload the English language certificate. (All applicants who wish to be considered for a scholarship are required to include their English test with their MSc application before the Scholarship deadline application).
Are you exempt? If yes, the English language certificate is not needed. Check the requirement information here).

Extension of the scholarship to the second year is subject to maintaining an average grade of 8 (80%) during the first year.

Students must choose an MSc thesis project in the Microelectronics Dept, and if they receive a 9 (90%) or higher for the project, they will be offered a PhD position in the Microelectronics Dept.

The student must remain enrolled at TU Delft during the scholarship period.

Full details will disclosed in the award letter.

BENEFIT:

Partial scholarship for up to two students

Partially covering tuition fees for a TU Delft MSc programme (based on the statutory or institutional tuition fee applicable to the student’s nationality).

Extension of the scholarship to the second year is subject to the student maintaining an average grade of 8.0 (80%) during the first year.

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