Counselling

Are you looking for help? Or do you need support with (parts of) your studies? For students, there are several options for guidance and support during your studies. 

 

Academic Counsellors

Academic Counsellors are your first point of contact if you need support with study-related issues and training in study skills. They will help you with more complex personal problems that affect your studies.  

» Academic Counsellors

Contact in case of emergency / crisis

If your problems are so urgent that you cannot wait for an appointment, check out options for immediate help.

» Contact in case of emergency / crisis

Studying with a disability

Are you encountering obstacles in your studying due to a disability or other special needs? (e.g. dyslexia, AD(H)D, chronic illness, visual, auditory or motor impairment, autism spectrum disorder)? Then check out the options for support.

» Studying with a disability

Psychologists

The psychologists are there to provide you as a student with short-term support and guidance for (psychological) problems that impede your studies.  

» Psychologists

Confidential Advisor

A confidential advisor provides support and advice to students who have to deal with undesirable behaviour or unequal treatment within their study programme. Examples include: bullying, discrimination, stalking, (sexual) intimidation, abuse of power and violence. 

» Confidential Advisor

Study choice

In doubt about your study? Not sure whether you want to continue or start a new study? Then talk to the study choice advisor.  

» Study Choice

Student Councellors

Your first point of contact if you have questions or problems concerning your degree programme is your academic counsellor in the faculty. Your academic counsellor may refer you to the student counsellors.

» Student Councellors

Financial assistance (RPF) in case of unforeseen circumstances

If your studies are delayed due to a situation beyond your control, you may be eligible for a DUO provision or financial support from the Profileringsfonds (RPF).   

» Financial assistance (RPF) in case of unforeseen circumstances

Information for caretakers

Are you a student carer providing care to a dependent person in your immediate social circle and looking for support or information?  

» Information for caretakers (information only in Dutch)

Pregnancy and student parent

Have you become pregnant during your degree programme? Or are you a parent who is studying? If so, you could be eligible for facilities from the university. Some form of financial support may also be possible.

» Pregnancy and student parent

Elite Sport Coordinator

Top-level sport and study require full commitment. TU Delft helps students who combine both by investing in talent development inside and outside the lecture theatre.  

» Elite Sport Coordinator

MoTiv

At MoTiv, you can have conversations about major events. They offer support, workshops, courses and training, and referrals if needed.  

» MoTiv 

Worried about a fellow student?

Do you worry about a fellow student and would you like tips how to deal with it?

» Worried about a fellow student

Are you looking for help? Or do you need support with (parts of) your studies? For students, there are several options for guidance and support during your studies. 

 

Academic Counsellors

Academic Counsellors are your first point of contact if you need support with study-related issues and training in study skills. They will help you with more complex personal problems that affect your studies.  

» Academic Counsellors

Contact in case of emergency / crisis

If your problems are so urgent that you cannot wait for an appointment, check out options for immediate help.

» Contact in case of emergency / crisis

Studying with a disability

Are you encountering obstacles in your studying due to a disability or other special needs? (e.g. dyslexia, AD(H)D, chronic illness, visual, auditory or motor impairment, autism spectrum disorder)? Then check out the options for support.

» Studying with a disability

Psychologists

The psychologists are there to provide you as a student with short-term support and guidance for (psychological) problems that impede your studies.  

» Psychologists

Confidential Advisor

A confidential advisor provides support and advice to students who have to deal with undesirable behaviour or unequal treatment within their study programme. Examples include: bullying, discrimination, stalking, (sexual) intimidation, abuse of power and violence. 

» Confidential Advisor

Study choice

In doubt about your study? Not sure whether you want to continue or start a new study? Then talk to the study choice advisor.  

» Study Choice

Student Councellors

Your first point of contact if you have questions or problems concerning your degree programme is your academic counsellor in the faculty. Your academic counsellor may refer you to the student counsellors.

» Student Councellors

Financial assistance (RPF) in case of unforeseen circumstances

If your studies are delayed due to a situation beyond your control, you may be eligible for a DUO provision or financial support from the Profileringsfonds (RPF).   

» Financial assistance (RPF) in case of unforeseen circumstances

Information for caretakers

Are you a student carer providing care to a dependent person in your immediate social circle and looking for support or information?  

» Information for caretakers (information only in Dutch)

Pregnancy and student parent

Have you become pregnant during your degree programme? Or are you a parent who is studying? If so, you could be eligible for facilities from the university. Some form of financial support may also be possible.

» Pregnancy and student parent

Elite Sport Coordinator

Top-level sport and study require full commitment. TU Delft helps students who combine both by investing in talent development inside and outside the lecture theatre.  

» Elite Sport Coordinator

MoTiv

At MoTiv, you can have conversations about major events. They offer support, workshops, courses and training, and referrals if needed.  

» MoTiv 

Worried about a fellow student?

Do you worry about a fellow student and would you like tips how to deal with it?

» Worried about a fellow student

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