FAQ

The requirements for graduating 'cum laude' are to be find in the 'Rules and Guidelines for the Board of Examiners art 30' on TPM Studentportal: Rules and guideliness

The week in which the Kick-off Meeting takes place still counts as week 4. 

These circumstances can be taken into account during the Kick-off Meeting and the planning can be adjusted accordingly.

The project may be extended by a maximum of four project weeks. See Example 3 on the next page. (This time should not be granted to increase an already sufficient mark.)

The graduation committee is allowed to offer a new Green Light Meeting once, within three months of the first Green Light Meeting, provided there are valid reasons for the delay. An argumentation must be added to the Green Light form. (The argumentation should not mention personal details about the student: mentioning ‘personal circumstances’ suffices.) The student should visit the Academic Counsellor, preferably before the first Green Light Meeting.

No second Green Light Meeting is allowed in case the thesis merits a mark of 5,75 or higher. 

The Green Light Meeting is still valid. No green light can be given and the Green Light form must be submitted. 

This can be found in the TER (OER).

We recommend to view some master thesis reports as a preparation for your own master thesis report. It can give you an impression of what is to be expected and what already has been done on related topics by other students. All master thesis reports that are written by TPM students can be found in the TU Library Repository.