Well-being and Study

Support


An overview of professionals with whom you can get in touch with for support during studies.
First point of contact for assistance, information and support on studying and study related issues.
You can be redirected to a student counsellor by your academic counsellor.
For short-term treatment of and guidance during (psychological) problems which hinder your studying.
For support and advice when facing undesired behaviour or inequal treatment during your study programme.
For mediation as independent party during the handling of a complaint.
Support in career choices and preparing for the job market.
Help in making the correct study choice.
Coaching in combining of elite sports and study.

Coaching by a life coach and personal support.
You are worried about a fellow student. What now?
What is it and what can you do if you experience such behaviour?

Tools and activities


Find an overview of tools and activities that can be of help during your studies below.
The e-health tool is an online tool where you can start improving your mental well-being in a free, simple and anonymous way.
Workshops and training courses on studying effectively, getting personal support, programme choice and careers can be found in the agenda.
Are there personal problems that make you feel uncomfortable? On Tuesday evenings, Boost focuses on mental well-being. One of the counsellors will gladly answer any questions you may have about these or other issues.
Information about a specific disability and the measures and facilities that can be used to prevent/remedy problems.
Get in touch with other students with a disability and/or chronical disease.
Find out about facilities that are in place to help you when studying as a parent or while pregnant.
Are you looking for a study buddy? A study buddy can help you study. Or do you want to help fellow students yourself?
Hii facilitates workshops that combine positive psychology and creative facilitation as a tool to help create mental resilience for students. The goal of all Hii-workshops is to (further) explore yourself and your own mental well-being.
The e-tool Gezondeboel offers a variety of online programmes on themes such as stress, balance, making choices, planning, procrastination, fear of failure, perfectionism, feelings of loneliness, living in a different culture and more.

UNLOCKING… Educators of TU Delft!

Do you know your educators well? What drives them? What is their vision on learning, self-development and well-being? And what lessons have they learned so far? 

In this series of interviews, TU Delft’s educators share their personal stories with you: from the dreams they once had to their hobbies and passions, and the hurdles they’ve encountered. Get inspired, and get to know the person behind the screen! 

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