Owee 2020

BINAS Belangrijke Informatie Naar Aankomende Studenten

OWee 2020

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BINAS 2020 Belangrijke Informatie Naar Aankomende Studenten Editors Annick van der Lingen Frank van der Made Melanie de Reus Mennolt Verhaar Suzanne Post

BINAS 2020 is an edition of: OWee Bestuur 2020 Mijnbouwstraat 120 2628RX Delft 015 278 5004 This BINAS is written by the editors of the OWee Board. Š Copyright 2020 All rights reserved. No rights can be derived from the content of this printed matter. No part of this publication may be reproduced or stored in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior permission from the OWee Board, Delft University of Technology, Inholland Delft University of Applied Sciences and The Hague University of Applied Sciences.

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WELBEING AND STUDY DURING CORONA WWW.TUDELFT.NL/STUDENTEN/WELZIJN-EN-STUDIE

INTRODCUTION

Before the BINAS is officially introduced by the chair of the Welcoming Week committee, we will briefly mention the coronavirus. At the time of writing, the circumstances of this BINAS are totally different to any previous editions. The Netherlands is one of many countries severely affected by the coronavirus, yet we want to prepare all our new students as well as possible for their time as a student.

We are still working out the precise details of the Welcoming Week, so this information is not yet ready to share in this edition of the BINAS. Nevertheless, we feel that it is important to share all the information in the BINAS in its original form in anticipation of better times, and to give an impression of how Delft, the Welcoming Week and the campus and study normally look.

All external contributions are based on the pre-corona circumstances. Still, we hope to give all prospective students the best possible start in their new domain.

The 47th Welcoming Week committee

Dear new student, The recent measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus have major consequences for you. You probably have many questions, for example, about the impact on your studies, your financial affairs, and your social life.

At www.tudelft.nl/studenten/welzijn-en-studie we are publishing as many answers and initiatives as possible to help you with this.

Right now, the top priority is your health, both mental and physical, so we strongly urge you to keep to the RIVM guidelines. Friends and family are more important than ever in times like these.

So stay in touch with them and keep an eye on how others around you are coping. Take good care of yourself and each other!

Professor Rob Mudde, Vice-President of Education

WWW.TUDELFT.NL/EN/STUDENT/WELL-BEING-AND-STUDY

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PREFACE Dear new Delft student, The moment has finally arrived: after the summer you will begin your student life! This is so much more than just a new degree programme. You will find yourself in a new city, make life-long friends, learn what it’s like to live truly independently, and take control of your own life. From now on, Delft will be your new domain! You will explore the city together with your friends and peers. You will discover the nicest openair cafés, the best places to get a bite to eat after a night out, and the most popular bars.

The normal run-up to becoming a student is different now due to Covid-19. Your exam celebration holiday was probably cancelled, you couldn’t do your programme choice check in person, and open days moved online. The past few months have been challenging and confusing for all of us, and not least for you. That’s why we are here to help you get off to a good start to your time as a student and really make Delft your domain! Sadly, the Welcoming Week cannot proceed as usual due to the corona-related measures that the government had to take. Still, we are doing our very best to provide an alternative Welcoming Week that will give you a great and enjoyable start to your student life despite everything.

to get to grips with technology. There is no shortage of professors ready to help you excel in your studies.

Some or all of your lectures may take place online at the beginning of the coming academic year. This will be quite challenging, so it is more important than ever to get to know fellow students and start putting down roots in Delft. As soon as society gets back to normal, you can immerse yourself freely in student life again. As a Delft graduate, the world is your oyster. When you’re finished here, you’ll be ready to make the whole world your domain!

Your student life starts with the Welcoming Week (OWee), where you learn what Delft and its student community has to offer with regard to sports, culture and social life. With over 63 different associations, there are opportunities for everyone to grow and develop. So you are all sure to find something that really suits you.

Studying means more than just attending lectures and completing your studies – it’s the time in your life when you learn about yourself and can develop as a person in countless areas. At this time of your life, anything is possible! So the message I want to give to you is that you should enjoy your time as a student to the full, as it will be over before you know it.

This wonderful time begins with the Welcoming Week, which, despite its different form this year, is still a vital This ‘student handbook’ contains all the information start to your student life. Keep an eye on the website for you need to make Delft your new domain: varying the latest updates, and follow us on social media! from social clubs and study associations to frequently We hope you will enjoy reading this BINAS. used abbreviations among students in Delft (see Suzanne Post page 29 of this BINAS).

Chair of the 2020 Welcoming Week Committee Delft is the ultimate domain that offers all you need

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INDEX

INTRODCUTION

INTRODUCTION Mayor of Delft 8 Rector Magnificus TU Delft 9 OWee Board 2020 10 Studying in Delft, what happens now?

11 OWee 2020 12 Alcohol policy and house rules 13 DELFT Welcome to Delft 16 History of Delft 17 Delft in numbers 18 City highlights 19 Open Dinner 20 Housing in Delft 22 EDUCATION TU Delft 26 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Lijst Bèta 33 ORAS 33 YES!Delft Students 34 D:DREAM Teams 34 Studium Generale 35 Universiteitsfonds Delft 35 STIP 36 VSSD 36 Studenten Vrijwilligerswerk Delft 37 VeRa 37 Xtend 38 STUD 38 Students 4 Sustainability 39 Red Cross Studentdesk Delft 39 Unicef Student Team Delft 40 AIESEC Delft 40 DISS 41 IAESTE 41 STUDY ASSOCIATIONS TU DELFT Aerospace Engineering

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Applied Earth Sciences 43 Computer Science Engineering 44 Nanobiology 44 STUDENT ASSOCIATIONS AEGEE-Delft 46 BEST Delft 47 D.S.V. De Knor 49 ESN 50 Delftsche Studenten Bond 51 C.S.R. 53 D.S.V. Sint Jansbrug 54 De Bolk 55 Delftsch Studenten Corps 56 De Delftsche Zwervers 57 Navigators 58 SPORT AND CULTURE Ariston ‘80 61 FC Tutor 62 D.S.Z. Wave 63 D.S.R. Proteus-Eretes 65 D.S.V.V. Punch 67 DSAV’40 68 S.H.C. Scoop 69 D.S.B.V. Shot 70 SRC Thor 71 S.W.V. Plankenkoorts 72 D.S.J.V. Groover 73 SoSalsa 74 Vrienden van Trui 75 X (TU Delft) 76 D.S.D.A. Blue Suede Shoes 77 D.S.T Pegasus 78 Delft Improv 79 WTOS 80 S.B.V. Slopend 81 D.S.H.V. Torius 82 H.S.V. Hitmanics 83 Force Elektro 84 Delft Lacrosse 85

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INDEX D.S.B.V. Yoroshi 86 DSBA United Shuttles 87 DSEA 88 Delft Fencing Club 89 D.S.K.V. Ijzersterk 90

EDITORIAL Frequently Asked Questions 92 TU Delft VR 94 Sustainability and the OWee 95 Colophon 96

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YOUR ROAD TO DELFT! STAP 1: REGISTER FOR OWEE 2020 Your student time in Delft starts in the OWee. You will learn everything about the city, the campus and your study!

To get a good impression of the OWee, we recommend that you watch the OWee 2019 aftermovie. This can be found by searching for our YouTube account or by scanning the QR-code on the right.

You can register for the OWee by visiting www.owee.nl or www. en.owee.nl.

STAP 2: CHECK OUR WEBSITE This BINAS can be found on our website. In addition to this BINAS, we will post the latest updates on there!

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FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA! STAP 3: FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA You can also follow us on social media. Scan the QR codes below to find our YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat account.

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MAYOR OF DELFT

INTRODCUTION

Dear first-year student, I would like to wish you a warm welcome to Delft, a beautiful city famous for historical figures such as William of Orange, Johannes Vermeer and Hugo de Groot, a city of knowledge and innovation, art and culture, fun-filled events and a lively nightlife. Welcome to Delft, your new domain! This is where it will all be happening for the next few years. A brand new phase in your life starts here. You will probably also be starting out on your own for the first time, away from your parents, free to live your own life, cook your own food (or order takeaways), open your own bank account, and get up when you feel like it...

That can seem a little daunting, alone in your room, without friends and parents nearby, and maybe very lonely. That’s what the Welcoming Week is for, and the BINAS which is packed with useful information. Where can I do my banking? Where can I play sports? What student associations are there to join?

Delft – your new domain. That’s the theme of the 2020 Welcoming Week. The word domain has many meanings. Perhaps the first thing that springs to mind is a computer network. But domain can also mean: ‘A field in which someone works’, an ‘organisational unit’. Or maybe you would say: ‘The kitchen is absolutely not my domain!’ In the Middle Ages, a domain was an area whose inhabitants owed allegiance to a lord.

But I think that Delft as your new domain means a new place where you will soon feel at home. A place where you will make friends for life. A place where you will develop your full potential, where you will experience your student days as a time of adventure, studying, partying and learning opportunities. A place where you learn about yourself and others.

Delft, your new domain, is all about you, your studies and about Delft itself. Many have gone before you. Students often settle in very quickly in Delft – particularly after the Welcoming Week and with the BINAS to refer to. Over the years, students in Delft have shown their commitment to the Delft community, for example, by doing voluntary work.

Dear first-year students, enjoy the Welcoming Week and your own study programme. Whether you use your intellectual abilities and creativity to design magnificent buildings, focus on atoms, neurons and protons, or learn to solve complex issues regarding sustainability and health, what you do really matters! That’s why you need to quickly make yourself at home here – in your accommodation, student society, and among your fellow students. At home in Delft, your new domain. I sincerely hope that these next years will be unforgettable for you, and that we will meet up some time soon – in Delft, your new domain. Maybe on campus or while doing some voluntary work?

Marja van Bijsterveldt Mayor of Delft

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RECTOR MAGNIFICUS TU DELFT

We are writing this in the midst of the coronavirus crisis. An unprecedented global emergency with consequences that we cannot clearly predict, either in the short or the long-term. For TU Delft, this means that all teaching and exams must take place exclusively online for the coming months at least. This represents a huge challenge for lecturers and students alike.

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So what will the 2020 Welcoming Week look like in August? We hope to be able to welcome you as always, with tours, parties, and the traditional singing together. You will certainly deserve that as the cohort of 2020-2021. The introduction is a seminal period in which you will get to know your new Delft domain as well as possible, prepare for your studies, and start For most of you first-year students this suddenly building the networks that will serve you well for meant that you did not have to sit the school- the rest of your life. You can be sure you will be most leaving examinations you had been preparing welcome as new students in Delft! for throughout your time at school. This must have been an anticlimax for you, followed by Prof. Tim van der Hagen the additional disappointment of not being Rector Magnificus / President of the Executive Board able to enjoy the parties, festivals and trips that Delft University of Technology would normally have been part of your schoolleaving celebrations. In addition, the part-time and holiday jobs you were hoping would fund your life as a student are also largely on hold, although new opportunities do exist, such as online supervision of home schooling, manning call centres or delivering all the stuff people now have to order online.

We are all trying to make the best of things together. This crisis forces us all to be more flexible and creative than ever in our lives and our work. It is gratifying to see how our students and researchers are joining forces to tackle this crisis – for example, by coming up with solutions for the potential lack of hospital ventilators and medical PPE, and by volunteering to help vulnerable groups of people.

One thing is certain: we will need solutionoriented engineering graduates more than ever in the post-corona era. The domain that you will be entering continues to guarantee interesting and socially valuable work. You should therefore have no doubts about opting for an engineering

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OWEE BOARD 2020

INTRODCUTION

Dear prospective student, To ensure that you feel at home in Delft as quickly as possible, the OWee board organizes a reception week in which all future students of Delft can participate. Without all student associations, clubs and organizations in Delft, the student culture of this city would not be complete. The OWee is the way to get to know fellow students, current students and Delft. Whoever you are, whatever study you are going to do and whatever choices you make: together we will discover your new domain!

We, as organizers, do everything to ensure that you have an unforgettable week! The OWee board has been working full-time since February on organizing the reception and the Ladies Intro. Since February, we as the OWee board have been working full-time on the organization of the reception and the Ladies Intro.

Together with eight Delft students from different studies and associations, we form the OWee board.

We are assisted by two supervisors: Alexander Lokhorst and Elma Lutz. In addition, we have our advisors Veronique Meerdink and Paul van de Weijer, both former OWee board members.

The OWee board consists of the following students this year: Suzanne Post President Melanie de Reus Secreary & Head Participants Mennolt Verhaar Vice-President & Head Communication Anne-Marijn Maat Treasurer Annick van der Lingen External affairs Joost Jansen Head Acquisition Sven Tervoort Logistics I Frank van der Made Logistics II

V.l.n.r: Joost, Anne-Marijn, Melanie, Sven, Suzanne, Annick, Frank, Mennolt

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STUDYING IN DELFT, WHAT HAPPENS NOW? EJW, OWEE & KMT

It’s a strange time to be starting your studies.

Under normal circumstances, you would begin with a number of (voluntary) steps, in the order indicated below. This year, things will be different due to the coronavirus measures. However, it is possible that your future study association will organise some kind of first-years’ weekend. So look out for any messages from your future study association!

clear how the first-years’ weekends will take place.

WELCOMING WEEK (OWEE) Most first-years’ weekends follow on from the Welcoming Week. As you may have gathered, the Welcoming Week is the week that Delft receives its new students. During this week, you will discover the city of Delft together with your Welcoming Week group, consisting largely of the people from the firstyears’ weekend. You will get to know all the student The Welcoming Week will go ahead in one way clubs in Delft and learn to find your away around the or another. You can find out precisely when and city. Delft will thus become your new domain. where on our social media channels and on our website, because at the time of writing of this INTRODUCTION PERIOD (KMT) & OPEN TRAINING SESSIONS/ BINAS, these details are not yet known. We will do REHEARSALS all we can to help you discover your new domain If you join one of Delft’s many student clubs, you and make sure that you feel right at home in Delft may have to reserve a few days or evenings for the with all the new people you will be meeting. You introduction period (KMT) or open training sessions/ may also find a student association that is perfect rehearsals they hold. The duration and dates of for you! Hope to see you at the Welcoming Week! the introduction periods differ between clubs.

It will be great!

The student clubs organise activities so as not to interfere with your studies, and arrange overnight Your chosen student club may have an accommodation in Delft if necessary. introduction period (KMT) or provide open training sessions or rehearsals. Read this BINAS carefully, and if a student club appeals to you, look out for communication from them. You will find the website and email addresses of the clubs and associations in the blue bar at the bottom of the student club page.

FIRST-YEARS’ WEEKEND (EJW) All study associations (these are associated with study programmes) normally organise a first-years’ weekend (EJW) for their new first-year students.

These weekends are meant to be enjoyable and sociable, and help you get to know other students in your programme while doing various activities so that you can look forward to meeting each other at lectures and studying together. At the time of compiling this BINAS, it is not yet entirely

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OWEE 2020

INTRODCUTION

WHY PARTICIPATE IN THE OPENINGWEEK? Moving to a new city to study for the first time is a big step. You are leaving your secondaryschool days behind in exchange for a whole new and unfamiliar place. From now on, Delft is your domain! Your new home! Here, you will make friends, play sports and go out in your free time, and last but not least, accumulate credit points!

You can start feeling at home in Delft during the Welcoming Week. You will discover the nicest open-air cafés, the best places to get a bite to eat, and the most popular bars. You will also learn to navigate the impressive campus and find out what your educational institution has to offer. your time as a student, an adventure-filled rollercoaster ride, heading towards independence, personal development and change. During the Welcoming Week, you will get to know Delft, learn your way around the campus, and make new, life-long friends. We know how important it is for you to feel at home in your new domain!

The Welcoming Week is the perfect time to make friends and meet like-minded people. It’s entirely up to you whether this takes place at a student club, sports club, political party or any other group. This start to your life as a student is all about meeting people and making friends.

You will see that there will always be someone or somewhere to turn to whatever the situation you are facing. So you’ll be ready to start your student days independently and well-prepared!

The Welcoming Week marks the start of

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ALCOHOL POLICY AND HOUSE RULES Dear new student, It’s already been six years since the legal drinking age was raised from 16 to 18. Many of you are 18 or over and are old enough to buy and consume alcohol. Those still under 18 may not do so.

Drinking alcohol may sometimes seem an inextricable part of student culture. Such consumption often takes place away from regular cafĂŠs and pubs, and within student associations, in student accommodation and during events for students.

For this reason, a co-operation was launched in mid-2018 between five student associations: Stichting Jeugd en Alcohol (youth and alcohol foundation), the Delft and Midden-Delfland Red Cross, the municipality of Delft and TU Delft. It had been observed more attention needed to be paid to alcohol use among students.

Educational institutions in Delft do not permit students under 18 to consume alcohol. When they turn 18, they are considered responsible for their own actions. All events providing drinks during the Welcoming Week will have 0.0 places where nonRegular and/or excessive consumption of alcohol alcoholic drinks can be purchased. by students, who tend to be young, can pose considerable health risks. Apart from that, it may lead to nuisance for and physical damage to the surroundings, negative effects on study results as well as damaging the image of students in general.

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By law, the TU Delft Campus is a no-smoking area. If you would like more information about areas where smoking is not permitted, or if you want to stop smoking, visit www.tudelft.nl/ikstop.

Alcohol will not be served to anyone under the age of 18. Those under 18 will be given a different wristband to those aged 18 or over. You cannot take part in any Welcoming Week event, including the evening programme, unless you are wearing a wristband. This will be checked at all events and student clubs.

You should always have a valid ID card on you during Welcoming Week activities and at the evening events – even if you are over 18.

Any Welcoming Week participant under the age of 18 caught consuming alcohol will be immediately removed from the activities/evening programme and their wristband will be confiscated.

A note will be made of the name of the Welcoming Week participant in question. A decision will then be taken on whether the person in question can buy back their wristband.

It is not permitted to pass on alcoholic drinks to underage participants. Any breach of this rule will result in both parties having their wristbands confiscated on the spot. They will then no longer be able to take part.

Participants may not bring their own alcoholic drinks to Welcoming Week events.

There will be a zero tolerance policy towards underage drinking and the use of drugs during the 2020 Welcoming Week.

It is not permitted to use drugs, including laughing gas, during the Welcoming Week.

Welkom bij het Servicepunt EĂŠn plek voor al je vragen

Ik ben Jessica en ik ben werkzaam bij een van de servicepunten van de TU Delft. De TU heeft verschillende faculteiten en de meeste hiervan beschikken over een servicepunt. Bij het servicepunt kun je terecht voor al je uiteenlopende vragen van bijv. uitdraaien van cijferlijsten, contactgegevens van diverse afdelingen zoals de studieadviseur tot het instellen van wifi. Ook voor uitleen apparatuur kun je bij het servicepunt terecht. Iedere faculteit is anders en heeft zo zijn eigen uitzonderingen. We vragen je daarom langs te komen en je vraag te stellen dan zullen wij er alles aan doen om je verder te helpen Wist je dat bijv. een IO student zich onder andere kenmerkt door zijn/ haar sokken zichtbaar te dragen. Let maar eens op als je me ziet wandelen, dat doe ik ook! Wandelen doe ik graag in mijn lunchpauze, even een frisse neus halen. Zwaai je als je me ziet lopen, dat lijkt me leuk! Ik of een van mijn collega’s zien je vast snel met een vraag zodat we je verder wegwijs kunnen maken.

Heel veel succes met het nieuwe collegejaar!

DELFT

YOUR NEW DOMAIN

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WELCOME TO DELFT Many people refer to their time as a student as the best period of their lives. Leaving your parents, having your own place, new impressions, new friends, and of course a new city where so much remains to be discovered.

DELFT

So we are pleased to welcome you to Delft, the student city par excellence. You may well have some of the best years of your life here. Much of your time as a student will be spent on the campus, of course, but Delft has so much more to offer.

LEISURE TIME Delft has countless bars, cafĂŠs, and outdoor terraces where you can go for a refreshing drink on hot sunny days, and restaurants where you can enjoy a great meal at a decent price. Have you just sat down on one of the four large squares in Delft, but do you actually need to do something online? No problem! Free Wi-Fi is available on all four squares, and you can log onto Eduroam (European network for students). Or do you fancy doing something more active? Wander along the canals, catch a boat tour, and discover Delft from the water. Or why not climb the 376 steps of the Nieuwe Kerk and take in the breathtaking views of the city. You can even see The Hague and Rotterdam from the church.

ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE Delft is halfway between Rotterdam and The Hague.

This makes shopping in either city (10 minutes

away by train) dead easy, while a day at the beach at Scheveningen or Kijkduin is just a 45-minute tram ride away.

ICONS Delft, of course, is also well known for its world-famous Delft Blue, its close ties with the House of OrangeNassau, and the painter Johannes Vermeer. Every year, the city attracts around three million visitors from all over the world. Among the attractions they come for are Royal Delft, the last remaining Delft Blue earthenware factory, where you can see master painters at work every day. They also come to visit Museum Prinsenhof Delft, where the Father of the Fatherland, William of Orange, was murdered by Balthasar GĂŠrard. The Vermeer Centre is another popular attraction. Here the story of the artist Johannes Vermeer is told, and you can admire a copy of the world-famous Girl with a Pearl Earring painting.

CREATING HISTORY We still continue to write history every day. Every year, Delft makes the front pages of the world news thanks to a brilliant idea or invention coming from you, its students. Examples that come to mind are the solarpowered NUNA vehicle or Boyan Slat, who made headlines with his invention for ridding the world oceans of plastic, and who has already raised millions in investment.

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HISTORY OF DELFT HISTORY OF DELFT For the next few years, Delft will be your city. A city with a rich history which has been home to many important people. It is certainly worth the effort to learn more about it.

THE ROOTS In around the year 1000, it was discovered that peat bogs become dryer by digging a ditch. This digging process is referred to as ‘delving’. The name ‘Delft’ is taken from this English word. A ditch was delved, and a settlement was established at the point where Delft is now located. A hundred years later, the village had grown so big that a new ditch was needed; the New Delft. Delft became a major market centre, as evidenced by the size of the central market square.

In 1246, Delft was granted city rights by the Count of Holland, William II. MIDDLE AGES The Middle Ages were difficult times for Delft; in the fourteenth century, it was besieged, and in 1536, a severe fire reduced the whole city to ashes.

The biggest disaster was the ‘Delftse Donderslag’, a massive gunpowder explosion. In 1654, the gunpowder cellar exploded at the location of the present-day Paardenmarkt. 200 houses lay in ruins and another 300 were severely damaged.

William of Orange came to live in Delft in the sixteenth century. “I cannot approve of monarchs who want to rule over the conscience of the people, and take away their freedom of choice and religion” is one of his statements that has found its way into the vernacular. This was the cause of his conflict with Philip II and the start of the Eighty Years War. In 1580, William of Orange was declared an outlaw by Philip II and, in 1584, he was assassinated in the Delft Prinsenhof by Balthasar Gérard.

17TH CENTURY During this century, Delft experienced a period of economic boom, partly because of the presence of the Dutch East India Company and the porcelain trade, Delft Blue. A war in China cut off the supply of Chinese porcelain, and Delft gained a monopoly in the porcelain market. This was also the time of one of the finest artists of the Golden Age, Johannes Vermeer. This great painter was born in 1632 in Delft, and lived there all his life.

RELAPSE From the “disaster year” of 1672, when England, France, Cologne, and Munster invaded the Dutch Republic, the Delft economy went into decline. The city was increasingly overshadowed by The Hague (seat of government) and Rotterdam (port).

CITY OF KNOWLEDGE By 1842, there was a strong need for people with engineering skills, leading to the foundation of the ‘Koninklijke Academie voor Burgerlijke Ingenieurs’ (the forerunner of TU Delft). And that is how Delft became a booming student city. The establishment of the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research in 1932 and other knowledge-intensive institutes and businesses transformed Delft from a cultural and Princes’ city into a knowledge city.

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DELFT IN NUMBERS NUMBER OF INHABITANTS (JAN AMOUNT OF STUDENTS IN 2019): 103.659 DELFT: 28.278 5.000.000 COFFEE CUPS PER YEAR ON THE CAMPUS 4.000 SOLAR PANELS ON CAMPUS AMOUNT OF BSC STUDIES: 33 AVERAGE RENT PRICE IN DELFT: €390

AMOUNT OF STUDENTS WHO LIVE IN DELFT: 18.035 63% STUDENTHOUSING WITH ROOMMATES 26% STUDIOS 11% HOUSES WITH MULTIPLE ROOMS

MEN/ WOMEN RATIO: MAN: 76% WOMAN: 24% SPACES FOR BIKES IN DELFT RAILWAY STATION: 10.100

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CITY HIGHLIGHTS CHURCHES

Science Centre Mijnbouwstraat 120

Old church Heilige Geestkerkhof 25

New church Markt 80

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Pathé Vesteplein 5

The Prinsenhof Sint Agathaplein 1

Filmhuis Lumen Doelenplein 5 THEATER

Vermeer Centrum Voldersgracht 21

Royal Delft Theater de Veste Rotterdamseweg 196 Asvest 1

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OPEN DINNER Apart from the fact that student associations are mainly sociable organisations, some also offer food and refreshments for hardworking students and citizens at the end of a long and busy day.

Associations with an Open Eettafel (open refectory) also offer delicious meals to non-members at ALCUIN (K.S.V SANCTUS VIRGILIUS) attractive prices. These places offer one or more OUDE DELFT 57 015-2151690 dishes, often with vegetarian or non-vegetarian MO TILL THU 18:30-19:30 versions. This is therefore an excellent opportunity to €4,20 CASH skip cooking for your self once in a while and to taste NO NEED TO REGISTER the atmosphere at various different associations! This It is possible to eat at our association from monday till page sums up the most important information for thursday. Two chefs prepare for 4.20 euro a soup and a you about these open refectories. main meal. You can also buy a soda, ice cream or dessert.

Also, we always provide a vegetarian option for our meals.tje te kopen. See you soon!

DE DELFTSCHE ZWERVERS SCHIEKADE 3 DI & DO 18:00 €4,00 PIN BEFORE 12:00 VIA lekkereten@delfschezwervers.nl Two members of our association cook every thuesday and thursday for everyone that has registered. Our meal contains a main meal and a dessert. After this, we have a coffee or tea, which is included in the price. On tuesday, we welcome 10 to 25 people.

On thursday, between 20 and 40 people visit our association.

DE BOLK BUITENWATERSLOOT 1-3 015-2126012 MO TILL THU 18.30-19.30 €3,50 CASH OR PIN BEFORE 15:00 VIA noms.debolk.nl Our members prepera monday till thuesday a nice mail for everyone that has registered. You can expect a 3 course meal in a nice setting with an average of 25 visitors.

Our members are used to the fact that we need to cook for people who have vegetarian and/or vegan preferences.

WWW.TUDELFT.NL/EETTAFELS

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OPEN DINNER

S.V. NOVA ROTTERDAMSE WEG 137 015-2603628 WO & DO 19:30 €2,50 CASH BEFORE 17:00 VIA ikwilmeeeten@sv-nova.nl On wednesday and thursday, we cook a meal for everyone who wants to join us. Eating with us is possible for 2.50 euro. After dinner, you can join us for a drink.en. If you have any allergies, please mail them to us, we will work something out!

D.S.V. SINT JANSBRUG OUDE DELFT 50-52 MO TILL FRI 17:45-19.30 €4,15 OF €4,40 (INC. SOUP) CASH OR PIN NO NEED TO REGISTER Our open table is a mix of members and visitors.

Everyday in the workweek, our chef provides a nice meal. If you are still hungry after the first round, you can come back unlimited times to refill your plate! We always provide a vegetarian option of our main meal.

You can chose to end your dinner with a normal dessert, deluxe dessert or a nice drink.

TYCHE (DSB) OUDE DELFT 123 MA T/M DO 18:00-19:30 € 4,00 (BASIC), € 5,50 (DELUXE) CASH OF PIN NO NEED TO REGISTER Our chef prepares a nice meal from monday till thuesday for a small price. There are always two options: a cheap basic meal and a deluxe one. Most of the times, we also provide a soup and/or a dessert.

We always provide a vegetarian option for those who want that.

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HOUSING IN DELFT You come to study in Delft, but you are not the only one looking for a room. In this chapter you will find useful tips for finding a home!

Make sure to arrange your accommodation before arriving in the Netherlands, as you are officially required to register a valid Dutch address within 5 days after arrival in the Netherlands. Registering a valid Dutch address at the local municipality is a legal obligation for all who intend to stay in the Netherlands for 4 months or more, irrespective of nationality or purpose of stay. A valid and registered address allows you to obtain a BSN (Citizen Service Number), which is needed to interact with Dutch authorities.

TU Delft suggests three ways to arrange accommodation. See below for information on each of these options.

FINDING ACCOMMODATION THROUGH RENTAL AGENCIES OR PRIVATE LANDLORDS Prioritize finding accommodation once you know that you will attend TU Delft. Finding a room in Delft can be difficult and time-consuming. As most university cities in the Netherlands, Delft has a shortage of affordable student accommodations.

The following information may prove to be useful when looking for accommodation: • Delft is a relatively small city, therefore neighbouring municipalities can provide good alternatives within reasonable travel distance from TU Delft’s campus.

• Click here for a list of organisations and platforms that (also) cater to students.

• Delft municipality offers several insights on housing.

• Groups on Facebook could aid the search for accommodation; e.g. “Find a room(mate) in Delft” & “Find an international roommate in Delft”.

Keep the following in mind when looking for accommodation: • There are fewer (affordable) accommodations available, in the months leading up to the start of a new academic year • Most accommodations on offer are unfurnished and rent often does not include utilities and municipal taxes.

• Make sure the owner provides you with a declaration of permission to register the address with the municipality.

• Read the rental agreement carefully.

• Be aware of rental frauds.

After finding accommodation register your Dutch address as soon as possible in Studielink.

LODGING WITH FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND OTHER ACQUAINTANCES Moving in with someone? Make sure to have permission from the primary resident as well as the owner of the residence to register the address with the municipality, for which you can use this authorisation form. Fill in the authorisation form and have it signed by the primary resident and the owner of the residence. Bring the form with the necessary documents, as mentioned in the form, to your registration with the municipality.

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HOUSING IN DELFT Additionally, register your Dutch address as soon as possible in Studielink.

FINDING ACCOMMODATION USING TU DELFT’S HOUSING SERVICE TU Delft has partnered with various housing agencies in the greater-Delft region to offer accommodation to students coming from abroad. Accommodations will become available prior to the start of each semester and can only be reserved through TU Delft’s housing portal.

TU Delft determines the order in which students gain access to the housing portal based on the order in which full payments are received. Note that TU Delft cannot guarantee to accommodate everyone who applies for this service nor that the available accommodations will meet your preferences; it remains your responsibility to find suitable accommodation in time before the start of your studies when TU Delft’s accommodation supply runs out.

Indicate in Osiris when submitting your Confirmation Statement if you would like to apply for this service.

Procedural information will follow after TU Delft has processed the receipt of your full payment as specified in your Financial Letter.

CONDITIONS After finding accommodation register your Dutch address as soon as possible in Studielink.

DISCLAIMERS • Considering the difficult housing market, TU Delft advises you to consider re-applying for next year if you cannot secure an accommodation before the start of your study programme.

• For Non-EU/EFTA nationals being registered is a requirement for maintaining their Residence Permit for Study.

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TU DELFT Choosing to go to TU Delft is about so much more than your choice of study. TU Delft offers highquality teaching and an inspiring, fascinating, and attractive study environment that allows you, as a student, to develop into a critical, resultsoriented, and socially responsible engineer. You will find yourself in an international setting in which everyone is welcome, regardless of sexual orientation, functional impairment, or cultural, at the university that focus on particular subjects and political, or religious background. There are more offer Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes in these than 100 nationalities at the university, and almost subjects. a quarter of all students are from outside the Netherlands.

SUPPORT DURING YOUR STUDIES The most important advice is to make sure from 25.313 Studenten Day 1 that you do not fall behind in your studies. faculteiten Experience shows that it is almost impossible to catch up once you have fallen behind. Each study 3.638 1.721 programme has one or more academic counsellors.

Instroom 1 jaars Instroom 1 jaars bachelor studenten master studenten You can contact an academic counsellor if you have any questions about or related to your degree programme. If it looks as though you are falling 16 32 140± BSc programma’s MSc programma’s Nationaliteiten behind, it is particularly important to contact an WELCOME! academic counsellor as soon as possible. TU Delft During your first weeks at TU Delft, you will no also offers specific types of support to students with doubt have all kinds of questions about your a functional impairment, such as dyslexia, but also degree programme and everything related to ambitious top-level athletes. For short-term help to it. From information about enrolment and with psychological problems that are directly related termination of enrolment, tuition fees, and to your studies, you can contact the TU Delft student financial assistance (Profiling Fund) to lecture psychologists. times and where to find your timetable. To help get you off to a good start, we have posted a range of STUDY CULTURE AND TEACHING METHODS useful information for you on the welcome.tudelft. The study culture at TU Delft is ambitious and nl website. Here, you will find information about enterprising. Our students follow a relatively the academic calendar and a map of the campus challenging and intensive study programme, by showing where teaching buildings and catering Dutch standards. You need a positive and active facilities are located, as well as information about attitude to studying and you have to be able to plan the laptop project, study support and all the other and organise your time properly. Studying at TU amenities available at TU Delft.

Delft means a great deal of independence.

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TU DELFT showing initiative and setting up projects. That enterprising character is part and parcel of the make-up of TU Delft students and engineers. As a TU Delft student, you ask yourself not only how something works, but how it could be improved upon; you see a problem in society and find a solution to it.

You will spend much of your time working alone when studying, but you will also learn how to work well in groups. You will carry out many projects as part of a group. You will experience several different teaching formats during your studies. There will be lectures, where you sit in a lecture theatre with many of your fellow students, listening to what the lecturer is saying. You can use Collegerama to replay lectures online. During tutorials, you get to grips with the course material.

These may take place in a laboratory, for example, depending on what you are studying. As well as your lectures and tutorials, some teaching will take place online.

STRUCTURE OF BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMME A Bachelor’s degree programme lasts three years, as is the case at all other universities. At the end of your first year, you will be given a binding recommendation on whether or not to continue with your studies. If you have obtained less than 45 of your 60 credits, you may not continue with the same programme the following year.

In your third year, you choose a minor. Minors last six months, and they give you an opportunity to study a particular subject in your programme in depth, or to broaden your knowledge of other fields. You can choose a minor at another TU Delft faculty, or indeed one from a university elsewhere in the Netherlands, or even abroad. In other words, you have a lot of freedom in terms of what you do in these six months.

We encourage international mobility by offering options for doing part of your programme at

another university, in or outside the Netherlands. TU Delft has partnerships with various other universities and international companies, which makes it easy for you to go on an exchange programme.

After completing the Bachelor’s thesis project (BEP), you will receive your Bachelor’s degree. You will then have the choice of continuing to study, or starting work. Following on from your Bachelor’s programme, you can take a Master’s programme. At universities of technology, they take two years.

STRUCTURE OF FIRST BACHELOR’S YEAR What does the first year look like? Roughly speaking, it is divided into four quarters (and sometimes octals). Exams are held several times a year. There is sometimes a ‘white week’ preceding exams, during which there are no lessons. Students use these weeks to revise all the material that has been covered during the past quarter.

Our study areas, which have extended opening hours during these weeks, are always packed with hard-working students at this time! As well as study areas, TU Delft has various project rooms. This means you and your project group have somewhere to meet and work together. You are of course free to work on your studies away from the campus.

The most technical degree programmes have a large number of theoretical courses during the first year; they require clear understanding and independent study on the part of students, and cover mathematics, including linear algebra, calculus, and analysis. You also do laboratory courses in which you carry out a particular assignment in a group and apply your theoretical knowledge in a practical context.

TALENT DEVELOPMENT TU Delft offers various student projects – separate from the degree programmes – that give you the opportunity to further develop your talents. These student projects are also referred to as ‘dream teams’.

Examples include the Vattenfall Solar Team and its

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TU DELFT academic education, but which could nevertheless be invaluable throughout your life. X has a varied range of options, from courses and events to projects. Examples include arts, crafts, reflection, lifestyle, sports and games. You can also initiate activities yourself, and you are free to use a student kitchen and living room.

Nuna, a car that runs entirely on solar energy. This is a great way to learn, and the experience gained is invaluable for your future career.

Bachelor’s students who are capable of handling more than the regular degree programme and who perform at an above average level can take part in the TU Delft Honours Programme, a challenging supplementary programme in which you carry out research or do projects independently. You can design much of the programme yourself. Together with Honours students from other Bachelor’s programmes, you may find yourself working on research for a professor, for example, or writing a business plan, carrying out an assignment for a company, or organising scientific lectures for fellow students.

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT During your studies, we will encourage you to develop personally as well as academically. By doing voluntary work, for example, or by being an active member of one or more of the many study or student associations that we have in Delft. You can find more information about these further on in the BINAS. X is a place on campus where you can develop the talents that you don’t necessarily need for an

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MAAK DE TOEKOMST MAAK JE TOEKOMST

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LIJST BÈTA

STUDENT FRACTION curriculum and campus. That way, you will become an engineer who can face the challenges of the future and actually make a difference!

To achieve this, Lijst Bèta mainly focuses on education.

This way, Lijst Bèta can be there for anyone: whether you are Dutch, international, member of any association or not; we are all students at the TU Delft, and Lijst Bèta ensures that you get the best education!

We are Lijst Bèta, one of the parties in the Central Student Council, and we want to make sure every student can get the most out of their education. We stand for a curriculum that is inclusive, challenging and goal-oriented. Lijst Bèta strives to improve three main themes in education: progressive education, stimulating educational facilities, and a sustainable

ORAS

Studentenraad TUDelft

STUDENT FRACTION their studies.

Does this appeal to you? Then why not join the ORAS association! You will be able to contribute ideas on how you can best be represented as an active student.

The association organises a wide range of activities throughout the year, such as a major symposium and interesting evening lectures.

At TU Delft, you will be represented by the Student Council the coming year. This is a group of ten Find more information on our website students who represent the interests of students www.oras.nl! at TU Delft to the Executive Board of the university.

ORAS has been the largest party on the Student Council for many years.

We at ORAS have a clear vision – we believe that students become the best engineers thanks to topquality teaching, supported by the right facilities and with extensive opportunities to develop away from

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YES!DELFT INCUBATOR

start-ups! We. Seek. You.

STUDENT OR GA N I SATI O N S

Improve yourself and the world! Check our Facebook and website for your next step: www.yesdelftstudents.nl info@yesdelftstudents.nl

Keen to go into business? Take your first step at YES! Want to learn about doing business? Take your first step at YES! Still looking for ideas for a business? Take your first step at YES!

YES!Delft Students - WHERE STUDENTS BECOME ENTREPRENEURS

We are an open student organisation for the entrepreneurial student. Our mission is to stimulate innovation through entrepreneurship.

We inspire students about entrepreneurship and innovation, teach them skills, and assist them with

D:DREAM TEAMS

DREAM TEAMS

TU Delft is known throughout the world for its successful student teams. These teams, known here as D:DREAM teams, are run entirely by the highly-motivated students themselves. From the management of the teams to the design and production of their inventions, it all happens in the D:DREAM Hall.

D:DREAM stands for ‘Delft: Dream Realisation of many more are based in this building, which can be Extremely Advanced Machines’. It is here, on the TU accessed 24/7.

Delft campus, that young engineers turn dreams into reality. Well-known teams like the Vattenfall Solar Team, Delft Hyperloop, Project MARCH, Forze, and Even though it may all sound a little intimidating, the teams are open to all students. So feel free to come and check out this very special location!

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STUDIUM GENERALE BROADENING ACTIVITIES

Studium Generale (SG) at TU Delft organises activities to help broaden and deepen knowledge of technology. This relates not just to your development as an engineer, but also as a person.

Take a look at sg.tudelft.nl for our current programme, and if you would like to keep up to date, sign up to our newsletter. If you have any questions or ideas, we’d love to hear from you!

Visit our lectures, workshops, debates, and We are based in Library room 1.60. documentaries on a variety of topics featuring wellknown and not so well-known writers, scientists, journalists and politicians. The activities are often on the interface between technology and society.

We also organise Bèta Balie – a platform that brings technical and social challenges together.

UNIVERSITEITSFONDS DELFT

STUDENT FUND

Did you know that the University Fund has also launched the supporttudelft.nl crowdfunding platform and that students can submit projects to it? The University Fund regularly rewards outstandingly talented individuals at TU Delft with prizes like the Best Graduate Award and Best Professor Award.

Do you want to know more? Take a look at our website The Delft University Fund supports TU Delft through www.universiteitsfondsdelft.nl. its contributions to research, education and talent development. Students at TU Delft can apply to the University Fund for a contribution towards their study abroad, for example, or competitions, presentations at conferences, doing an internship abroad, or other innovative project proposals.

The University Fund also awards various grants to students with ideas that could make a significant impact.

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STIP

POLITICAL ORGANISATION

STUDENT OR GA N I SATI O N S

Are you interested in politics too, and would you like to know more? Get in touch via our Facebook page or the www.stipdelft.nl website and come and meet us for a coffee at city hall!

Students of Technology In Politics, or STIP, a local political party in Delft, is run by students and offers a fresh look at all the issues affecting Delft. After 25 years, we can proudly say that we have been part of the coalition for more than 20 years, providing a deputy mayor, as a result of which we have achieved a great deal. In recent years, for example, STIP has helped open a supermarket on the campus, and extended opening hours on Sundays. During the next four years, we will be committed to achieving more sustainability, a lively city, and good access for cyclists and public transport.

VSSD

Voor jouw belangen!

STUDENT REPRESENTATION VSSD represents the interests of students in Delft. We hold discussions with TU Delft and with the universities of applied sciences, the municipality and even the Dutch House of Representatives to make sure that decisions taken about us, as students, are as beneficial to us as possible. We also sell textbooks at a discount in our own shop and we even offer free legal advice!

So if there is something that can be done to improve the lives of students, or if you need legal advice, or would like to buy textbooks at a discount, simply drop by the VSSD on Leeghwaterstraat 42!

As elsewhere in the student world, there are constant changes taking place in Delft that directly affect you.

But how can you make sure that you in turn can influence the decisions that concern you? That is where we come in!

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STUDENTEN VRIJWILLIGERSWERK DELFT STUDENT VOLUNTEERING

organisations. It means that students like you can see every volunteer vacancy in Delft at the click of a mouse.

Would you like to bring some joy to the life of a lonely older person, or perhaps help a refugee to integrate?

What about teaming up with children keen to smarten up their neighbourhood, or maybe you would prefer to help with a one-off campaign at a petting zoo? Through us, you can do it all!

So if you have a few hours to spare and would like to add something useful to your CV, go to our website to sign up: Are you crazy about earning karma points, but tired www.studentenvrijwilligerswerkdelft.nl contact@ of turning off other people’s bike lights or selling studentenvrijwilligerswerkdelft.nl lottery tickets for your club? If so, then now is the time to sign up with us!

We at Studenten Vrijwilligerswerk Delft (SVD) are an umbrella platform for student and voluntary work

VERA

ASSOCIATION BOARD Dear participant of the OWee,

So join a student association if you want to get to know Delft inside out and find the pot of gold that not many The best thing you can do during the OWee is call non-students will discover. in on the various student associations that our great city has to offer. We firmly believe that more or less everyone in this BINAS will share this opinion.

As a group of five people, we, the board of the VerenigingsRaad Delft (‘association council’), arrange the weekly meetings of the seventeen student associations affiliated with VeRa. We also maintain contacts with major parties like TU Delft, the municipality, and the National Federation of Student Associations, the LkVV.

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XTEND

STUDENTEN EMPLOYMENT

STUDENT OR GA N I SATI O N S

Xtend is the temporary employment agency in Delft for students looking for a job during their time at the university. If you are a passionate technical drawer, programmer, or junior engineer, and you are keen to apply your knowledge and experience at a real company, then we can help!

Got no exams for a while, do your studies allow you plenty of free time, or do you simply want to earn a little extra money? Xtend can always arrange a job that suits your needs. Instructive, flexible, and a great salary!

Xtend is run by four enthusiastic students, so we know exactly what you are looking for. Drop in at our office in Delft or give us a call on +31 (0)15 215 8148. You can also keep up to date on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

STUD

STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Stud is the largest student employment agency in Delft and helps as many people as possible find enjoyable and useful jobs. What makes Stud unique is the fact that it is non-profit. This means that the profits it makes are ploughed back for the benefit of students at TU Delft. We do this in various ways. One is Stud Academy – an initiative for improving students’ knowledge about non-study related matters. It means giving students a chance to broaden their minds away from their studies.

Stud is also pleased to contribute to the future and development of TU Delft students. The aim is to encourage innovation in the area of sustainability and entrepreneurship. The Stud Fund supports various student projects in this regard. Examples include the Vattenfall Solar Team, DUT Racing Team, and the TU Delft BlueDot foundation. We are the board of Stud – seven TU Delft students who are spending a year working full time on its day-to-day business operations. A new group is elected every

academic year. Stud also has a body for ensuring continuity, consisting of delegates from the university and the business community. This means you have the opportunity to spend a year helping run a successful business.

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STUDENTS 4 SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY

to this term for students by organising various inspiring activities, mainly centred around the topic of sustainability.

For example, every month we organise lectures and workshops at different locations at the university.

Every year, we also hold a symposium with big-name speakers! Don’t hesitate to send us an email if you The Students4Sustainability foundation, S4S have any questions. We hope to see you at one of our for short, is a student organisation that aims to activities! encourage TU Delft students to use their technical knowledge to help make the world more sustainable.

With 100% of the funds received from donors, S4S gives students the opportunity to make a difference through innovative projects, especially in developing countries.

As well as financing sustainable projects, S4S aims to create awareness about sustainability among students at TU Delft. S4S wants to give real meaning

DELFT

RED CROSS STUDENTDESK DELFT Cross causes like Serious Request. Individual projects include the AED project, the alcohol project, and mapathons by Missing Maps. We do all this with the help of students who enjoy helping others!

Check our website: www.studentdeskdelft.nl Or send an email: studentendesk.delft@rodekruis.nl

The Delft Red Cross Student Desk supports the Dutch Red Cross in numerous ways. The Red Cross is the leading emergency aid organisation in the Netherlands and worldwide.

We want to involve as many students as possible. To that end, students can spend a year on our board, join a committee or work on projects. The committees focus on preparing people properly for emergencies, through lunchtime lectures or resuscitation workshops, for example, or on fund-raising for Red

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UNICEF STUDENT TEAM DELFT

Would you like to actively work alongside your study to help children worldwide?

Then join Unicef Student Team Delft! We are part of the worldwide known organization UNICEF. With our student team you can gain experience in organizing (fun and informative) events and dedicate yourself to a good cause. You will learn how UNICEF works, what is involved in setting up an event and you will meet many new students!

UNICEF for children worldwide!

AIESEC DELFT INTERNSHIPS

AIESEC is worlds’ largest non-profit student organisation.

We have been founded in 1948 and located in Delft since 2013. We offer students voluntary projects and professional internships. In more than 120 countries we develop leadership skills with these projects in young people. Want to teach on a school in Malaysia, guarantee the water quality in Sri Lanka or help start-ups grow in Colombia? We can all arrange it for you. care of by the local AIESEC. This way you will have a social network and an unforgettable time.

AIESEC does not only focus on the journey itself, but will guide you through the entire process. In Delft we help Next to helping students go abroad, AIESEC also offers you with finding the right project, and everything that students in The Netherlands to develop themselves. This comes with that. At the project location, you will be taken can be done by doing a board year, together with around 20 others. In such a year, you will not only learn a lot, but also make many new friends, both in and out of Delft.

That is because AIESEC is not only in Delft, but also in ten other student cities. Together with these cities, we host a legendary conference twice a year, in which you learn a lot but have a lot of fun as well!

Want to do a project with us, or are you interested in a board year? Sign up on aiesec.nl or visit our office at Kanaalweg 4

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DISS

REPRESENTMENT INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS DISS is a student led organisation that aims to represent the voice of international students at the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft). Each year a group of motivated students form the Executive Board that manages DISS on a day to day basis.

Not only does DISS deal with the day-to-day problems of the university ‘s international community, they also organise activities, workshops and events.

The calendar includes everything from a monthly movie night and bowling to cooking workshops excursions. It’s The focus of the organisation is to help students to get a fun and easy way to meet other students. Every year, we through their troubles by organising various intercultural celebrate festivals of every nation and culture and help the events and career events, and at times some crazy social students studying here feel like home. events throughout the academic year. This management also focuses on areas such as student accommodation, Last year, we organised various career events which helped student affairs, relieving physical and mental problems students to find some internships and jobs. We also initiated of students. some stress busting events like yoga mornings, gaming nights and various social gatherings. We welcome new students from abroad every year by picking them up from the airport and helping them reach their respective homes safely. The whole motive of the committee is to support students during their stay in the country and help them reach their goals in a much calmer and cooler way, on which we succeed every year.

IAESTE

INTERNATIONALE INTERNSHIP EN UITZENDORGANISATIE Experiences are what life is all about. Experiences are also the reason to study and to enter student life. These experiences are available everywhere.

Experience different cultures, discover countries, learn from exotic companies and all this while you get paid. These experiences and much more is what IAESTE can offer you.

organizations in 86 countries around the world.

The Dutch are given the opportunity to go abroad and foreigners can experience the culture of the Netherlands.

Within IAESTE we can always use new members who are ready to take on challenges. It seems to you so nice to increase your global mind, your IAESTE is a student-run organization that arranges international network, learn from other cultures and international paid technical internships for build new experiences? students. We do this by recruiting internships locally and exchanging them with IAESTE Please contact us via www.facebook.com/ iaestedelft2 or info@iaeste.nl.

IAESTE: “Kickstart your Global Career”

STUDY ASSOCIATIONS

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V.S.V. LEONARDO DA VINCI The society of Aerospace Engineering students ‘Leonardo da Vinci’, founded in 1945, is the society for students of the Aerospace Engineering faculty in Delft. A total member count of 2500 makes the VSV the largest aerospace study society in the BeNeLux. The society is managed by a Board of seven students, who postpone their studies for a full year in order to develop the society.

The VSV has various committees/departments who, during the whole year, organize a range of activities including, but not limited to, excursions, lectures, parties, drinks, a symposium and a study tour. Besides this, the VSV organizes a

freshmen weekend for all newly arriving Aerospace Engineering students. During the weekend you will get to know your fellow students via entertaining games and parties.

More information? Visit www.ejw-lr.nl!

APPLIED EARTH SCIENCES

MIJNBOUWKUNDIGE VERENIGING the primary and secondary mining engineering, geophysics, petroleum engineering, engineering geology and reservoir geology. Furthermore an extensive alumni database was created that goes back to 1930.

The study association of Applied Earth Sciences is the Mijnbouwkundige Vereeniging (MV). The MV was founded in 1892. The goal was to represent the students’ concerns and organize readings and activities. The name “Mijnbouwkundige Vereeniging” (Mining Association) was chosen because students only studied mining engineering at that time.

In the previous 128 years, more and more activities were organized and valuable networks were built with both domestic and international studies in

The MV is the only study association in the Netherlands with its own café in the city centre. This café is named “Het Noorden” and here we regularly have drinks, receptions and every now and then readings. For more information about our study association you can take a look at our website (www. mv.tudelft.nl).

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W.I.S.V. CHRISTIAAN HUYGENS

STUDY ASSOCIATIONS

Will you be studying Applied Mathematics or Computer Science & Engineering this year? Then W.I.S.V. ‘Christiaan Huygens’- CH for short- is the study association for you! During the freshmen weekend you will get to know CH, our committees and your fellow freshmen through fun activities and parties. Sign up for this awesome weekend through eerstejaarsweekend.nl.

CH organizes educational, social and career-related activities to guide you through your student life, such as lunch lectures, symposia, study trips, parties and career colleges. We also sell study books for a discount.

Get involved this year by joining one of our many committees, and feel free to drop by CH for free coffee between your lectures!

NANOBIOLOGY

S.V.N.B. HOOKE Study association Nanobiology Hooke is the study association for students of the Nanobiology program at TU Delft and Erasmus University Rotterdam.

As a study association, we partly focus on monitoring and improving education, through course evaluations with the students. This is of course very important for a young education like Nanobiology! We also organize activities aimed at life after your studies, such as a multi-day excursion, a symposium, workshops and lunch lectures.

In addition, there are many social activities, such as our weekly drink in Bar het Lab, a members’ dinner, parties and we go on a surfing holiday or winter sports every year. The Intro weekend Nanobiology (IntroN) will be organized from 14 to 16 August, so make sure you are off to a great start to your student days!

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AEGEE-DELFT

STUDENT ASSOCIATION

TRAVEL ASSOCIATION AEGEE-Delft is the travel student association in Delft! We are part of one of the biggest international networks of students in Europe, with over 10.000 members in more than 190 different locals scattered around Europe. Throughout the year, we organise awesome trips through Europe, where members of our sister locals show us the most beautiful spots in their cities. This year, we’ve hitchhiked, driven or flown to Berlin, Salerno, Brugges, Bilbao, Zaragoza, Saint-Sorlin-d’Arves, Barcelona en Yerevan!

organise amazing events like galas, BBQ’s and even a blacklight festival which is entirely in the theme of art, music and technology. We feast on a monthly meal made by our cooking committee, our travel committee organises the greatest trips through Europe and our beer brewing club brews the most delicious beers. Do you have a great idea about an event or trip? Realise your ideas by joining one of our cozy committees!

The biggest European AEGEE-project is the “Summer Universities”. Over 70 sister associations organise vacations for members of AEGEE from all of Europe.

By joining a Summer University, you get to know All our members know each other. For our people from all different cultures in Europe. This weekly social drink, our close but open group way, you won’t even have to miss AEGEE during the meets for dinner and drinks. Furthermore, we summer holidays!Our twin-local AEGEE-Passau, with whom we have a close bond, frequently joins our events. But of course, we also join their incredible events like their boatparty on the Donau, or their Octoberfest in may.

Did you know that we have already traveled 24,742 kilometers of trips in the past academic year?

Did you know that we have changing specialty beers on tap during our weekly drink?

Are you excited yet? Or are you curious what else AEGEE has to offer? Drop by one of our events during the OWee, message Maike (+31 625545156) or take a look at our website: www.aegee-delft.nl/en for extra information!

KANAALWEG 4 BOARD@AEGEE-DELFT.NL 2628 EB DELFT WWW.AEGEE-DELFT.NL

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BEST DELFT

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ASSOCIATIONS Maybe you wanted to travel before you started studying, but you decided to study straight away. Or maybe you have already taken a gap year and started traveling and you will miss all those beautiful experiences. Regardless of your choice, it is still possible to travel well next to your studies. You can do this very well at BEST Delft!

Would you like to make friends all over the world?

Or would you rather help organize events?

Maybe you even want to put a board position BEST (Board of European Students of technology) on your CV? Either cosiness and friendship or is a rapidly growing European network of technical knowledge and experience at BEST can do students spread over 93 universities in over 34 it all! So feel free to contact us and drop by! countries. All students at TU Delft can register for different BEST Courses every season via BEST Delft.

What is a BEST Course? One week abroad to delve into an interesting subject in engineering, taste the local culture, and above all make friends from all over Europe! And all this for a maximum of 50 euros!

Doing business in Stockholm? Beer cantus in Ghent? Robots in Lisbon? Architecture in Rome?

Sauna tour in Helsinki? Internet marketing in Belgrade? Experience an unforgettable adventure across Europe with BEST! Do you also want to gain access to the hundreds of internal and local events in the BEST network? Then become an active member!

During the year, we offer our members more than 200 opportunities to expand their network in Europe, thanks to our 90+ active groups in Europe

BEST has one of the largest networks of soft skills trainers in Europe. With the help of our network, we offer our members opportunities to gain knowledge and improve themselves.

KANAALWEG 4 DELFT-BOARD@BEST.EU.ORG 2628 EB WWW.BESTDELFT.NL

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D.S.V. DE KNOR OINK ASSOCIATION

The Delftsche Student Association “De Knor� is the largest association in Delft, approximately 45% of the Students in Delft are affiliated with our association!

There is no registration system, so the exact number of grunts is unknown. D.S.V. De Knor does have a large number of houses at its disposal.

Would you like this and would you like to join our association? Then look up in the Delftsche Dictionary what it means to be grin and join us!

D.S.V. De Knor is mainly characterized by the relaxed Oink High! atmosphere that prevails when we come together.

Sven Terknor There is therefore no hazing. Because the association Dirty-praeses of the D.S.V. De Knor is so large, many members do not know each other, so there are always new people from the association you can meet.

There is not really a board or a leadership group within our association because we stand for equality between the members. Precisely this equality is the fundamental characteristic of the association, this is also central to all activities that are organized and around this principle the association has germinated to what it is now.

At D.S.V de Knor you do not pay contribution!

WWW.KNORREBOEFJES.NL

We are the largest association in Delft!

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ESN

STUDENT ASSOCIATION

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION The Erasmus Student Network Delft (ESN Delft) is run by volunteers and THE place to meet other exchange and international students from all over the world. Here you have the chance to get to know other internationals and have fun together at our weekly events, such as parties, board game nights, pub crawls and sports days. Being in a new country and not learning anything about its cultures and traditions would be a bit sad, so we make sure to show you that there’s more to Dutch customs than cheese and liberal laws. On the other hand we love travelling and exploring cities! Not only do we organise day- and weekend trips to cities around the Netherlands, we also organise trips around Europe, such as Prague and Krakow last year.

We are part of the largest student association in Europe.

You don’t need a membership to be part of our network and are always welcome at events.

In order to join our events you don’t need to be a member, everyone’s welcome, so find us on facebook or instagram to stay up to date! As part of the largest student association of Europe, the Erasmus Student Network, we have more than 500 sections in 37 countries! ESN Delft, our section, started in 2015 when five TU Delft students came back from exchange and saw that this town needs an association where people from all kinds of countries can get together and we’re proud to say that we’ve only been growing since then. Our aim is to represent international students studying abroad, while making sure they get the most out of the life changing experience, that is their stay abroad.

We know how difficult it can sometimes be to find yourself in a new country, so that’s why we’re here: to make you feel like home and have fun together!

KANAALWEG 4 ACTIVITIES@ESN-DELFT.NL 2628 EB DELFT WWW.ESN-DELFT.NL/

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DELFTSCHE STUDENTENBOND SOCIAL ASSOCIATION

HOUSES AND STUDYING You arrive in Delft for your studies and we, the DSB, love to support you in this. Our first-year committee offers study guidance during your first year. An example of their guidance is the study weekends at our Sociëteit (A canal house located

until their graduation or even afterwards. Besides, you can easily find help with your study questions due to the approachable contact between younger and older members. This guarantees friends for life.

INTERESTED? Come by our beautiful Sociëteit at the Oude Delft, and have a taste of what makes our society so great!

You can already visit our Instagram or Facebook page, or have a look on our website: www.oweedsb. nl

in the center of Delft). We also have several houses, called ‘Bondshuizen’, where our members live together. This way, you can easily find a room in Delft. Joining a ‘Bondshuis’ gives you the benefit of nice dinners, ‘borrels’ (conversating while enjoying beverages) and study sessions with your roommates.

EXTRACURRICULARS At DSB you have the chance of joining a subassociation. You can practice sports, music, theatre and more, with other members. Every year, we participate in the largest student run (the ‘Batavierenrace’), the Delft student soccer competition, and we go on sailing and survival weekends. Are you interested in craft beer? You can develop you brewing skills or become a real connoisseur at our craft beer bar in the basement. We organise several open parties each year (where non-members are allowed) and celebrate the birthday of our association and Sociëteit, so we have more than four weeks of parties every year!

UNIQUE STRUCTURE Although many associations consist of yeargroups, we characterize ourselves through groups of students from all ages. With this structure, members feel like they belong to the association

Every year, we rent a pool to have an epic pool party!

With 12 subassociations, there is something to do for everyone

OUDE DELFT 123 INFO@DELFTSCHESTUDENTENBOND.NL 2611 BE DELFT

WWW.DELFTSCHESTUDENTENBOND.NL

C.S.R. Delft

csrdelft Vragen? Maak een praatje met Maartje, app of bel 06 332 719 13

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CHRISTIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Do you, as a Christian student, want to make friends for life? Then C.S.R. is great for you! C.S.R. is the largest Christian student association in Delft, counting 234 members with varying interests and personalities. This makes us a sociable association, rich with traditions that have developed over the past 58 years. In our own building called ‘Confide’, we organise a mix of activities based on faith, growth and friends.

HOUSES Many of our members live with each other. These houses all have a unique vibe, name and culture. A large enough variety for everyone’s preference. Most available rooms are posted on our forum, so have a look there is you’re interested .

PEROSNAL GROWTH Christian and academic growth is a central part of who we are as an association. Every other week groups meet for bible studies. There are regular praise and prayer evenings, interesting talks/readings and you can join workshop groups where you look at a specific topic of your choice. Through various committees you can build on your talents and learn new skills whilst organising events for everyone at C.S.R. ACTIVITIES Every Thursday you can come to Confide for a bite to eat and a drink. You can go crazy at one of the parties throughout the year. There are also plenty of activities to enjoy with friends like barbeques.

Within the association there are subgroups which enjoy a game of football, sailing or skiing.

INTRESTED? Do you want to know more? Sign up to join us during the OWee, have a look on csrdelft.nl or any of our social media.

Wist je dat C.S.R. ongeveer 40 huizen heeft met ieder zijn eigen tradities?

Wist je dat er bij C.S.R. ongeveer 20 verschillende kerkstromingen rondlopen?

OUDE DELFT 9 OWEECIE@CSRDELFT.NL 2611 BA WWW.CSRDELFT.NL

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D.S.V. SINT JANSBRUG SOCIAL ASSOCIATION

STUDENT ASSOCIATION

KICK-START YOUR TIME IN DELFT How do you make the most of your time as a student in Delft? By becoming a member of Sint Jansbrug, one of Delft’s biggest student associations. At our association you can experience culture, party, find a room in Delft, play sports and most importantly: with us you can kick-start your student life.

OUR CLOSE COMMUNITY Sint Jansbrug is one of the biggest student associations in Delft, with over 700 members. Our activities mainly take place at our society, at the Oude Delft 50-52. After a day of hard work and studying you can come here to enjoy a meal and have a drink with your friends. In your first year you will form a yearclub of approximately 12 people that will become lifelong friends. Furthermore, you can learn soft skills by organising all kinds of events, big and small. Come visit us during the OWee to see what Sint Jansbrug has to offer you!

COMBINING STUDY AND STUDENT LIFE Starting at university isn’t easy. Sint Jansbrug offers places to study during exam time and each study has a few dedicated seniors that can help you find your study rhythm. Our coaching will

In our building, you’re welcome 5 days a week!

We have various bottled beers, alcohol free, and changing specialty beers on tap.

help you get through this difficult period and find the right balance between study and recreation. Our introduction period in September helps you find this balance and leaves enough time for you to study.

ONTSPANNING EN CULTUUR Studying is important, but relaxing is also crucial to a well-balanced lifestyle. We organise all kinds of fun things where you can relax, like parties, a summer trip, and we even organise our own festival!

In addition to the planned activities we also have sub-associations that play sports together (soccer, squash, sailing, climbing etc.), make music and jam regularly, brew their own beer, or make cabaret shows. To conclude, Sint Jansbrug is an association where everyone can find a place to fit in and explore their talents!

Sint Jansbrug is dus een vereniging waar ontzettend veel kan en waar jij ook je plek kunt vinden ! Kijk op onze Instagram voor een sfeerimpressie (@ sintjansbrug). heb je vragen over Sint Jansbrug, het studentenleven of onze OWee? App met Lotte op 0657941535.

OUDE DELFT 50-52 BESTUUR@SINTJANSBRUG.NL 2611 CD DELFT

WWW.SINTJANSBRUG.NL

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D.S.V. NIEUWE DELFT (DE BOLK) SOCIAL ASSOCIATION

De Bolk is one of the smaller student associations in Delft. Since all the members pretty much know each other, all kinds of activities can be organised. There are no club obligations making it easier to balance being an active member with studying. Our initiation consists of a week full of fun activities such as sailing and evenings around the campfire; there is no hazing. The clubhouse is always open so you can drop in for a drink and a chat at the bar.

The diversity of our members leads to a great variety in the many activities organised. A week could include anything from karaoke and a dessert eating contest to a weekend sailing on the association’s boat Trui*. The clubhouse is where you will find most members. At the bar you can enjoy a (specialty) beer, one of our cocktails or a real Bolk grilled sandwich. Besides hanging at the bar, you can also play foosball, a board game and participate in one of the (un)planned activities.

Or one of the parties organised throughout the year.

Even in your first year you can join committees and organise cool activities such as themed evenings, brewing beer or making movies. It is always possible to organise something yourself. When Bolkers are inspired, they simply arrange it! From Monday to Thursday you can sit down at the Bolk for a tasty three-course dinner cooked by members for just €3.50.

Our initiation period (KMT) is the week after the OWee. All the new members go sailing for a week on Trui*, offering you an awesome end to the holidays! *For more info, visit the BINAS-article Vereniging Vrienden van Trui

Did you know we’ve got grilled sandwiches which taste like pizza or döner?

Did you know there is a student house attached to our society?

BUITENWATERSLOOT 1-3 INFO@NIEUWEDELFT.NL 2613 TA DELFT WWW.DEBOLK.NL

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DELFTSCH STUDENTEN CORPS

STUDENT ASSOCIATION

SOCIAL ASSOCITAITON

A NEW BEGINNING You are standing at the beginning of a whole new, exciting phase of your life and a huge adventure!

Are you ready?

In addition to the fact that you’re going to start university, you’ll enter a new city with new people and endless possibilities. In a short period of time a lot will come your way, you will have to take in so much new information that you might lose sight of what is going on. The DSC is there to help you out and offer you a challenge to get the most out of yourself and your student days. Soon, you will begin to make new connections and friends for life. Whether you are a passionate athlete or debater, at DSC everything is possible.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE What makes the DSC the most active and leading student association in Delft is the large number of sub-associations, where there is something to do for everyone. Would you like to play rugby, go tour skiing in France, sail, go surfing in Morocco, go gliding, do a boxing course or lift to Paris? Or do you just want to drink a beer and meet up with friends at the association? At DSC, you make that choice yourself.

Everything is possible, nothing is required.

STUDYING IS TO COMBINE In the first place, you obviously came to Delft to study and it is important to take that seriously. It is strongly encouraged by the DSC to put your studies first and to combine it with your student life. During the exam periods, which are the same for every TU Delft study, everyone moves to the university library to study hard. The major activities are therefore planned around the exam periods, but after study hours, the association is open every evening during the week to relax and have a drink.

Did you know that the DSC has 24 sub-associations, that allow you to join various activities?

Did you know that the DSC has an archive of 172 years, filled with almanacs, banners and pictures?

ARE YOU READY? In addition to the large number of sporting, musical and cultural possibilities, the DSC also hosts the best parties! Would you like to experience some of these epic parties? Come to one of the parties during the OWee!

PHOENIXSTRAAT 30 BESTUUR@DSSPHOENIX.NL 2611AL DELFT WWW.DELFT.CORPS.NL

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DE DELFTSCHE ZWERVERS SOCIAL ASSOCIATION

count of roughly fifty, one of the smaller associations of Delft. We were founded all the way back in 1920.

We get together every Tuesday and Thursday. Where one of us will cook us a nice meal, after which we proceed with an activity, like the ones described above. We have neither vertical structures nor hazings: everyone is welcome at our association.

No matter the color of their necktie or logo on their jacket.

Why describe the Delftsche Zwervers with 200-300 words when one word suffices: FIRE! Or coziness.

We hope to see you soon at our beautiful historical Okay, we can best describe the Delftsche Zwervers building! with fire and coziness... and board games!

Fire, coziness and boardgames, that’s what describes us best, and RPGs. Or swordplay. But biscuits, tea and sometimes something stronger are also a good fit for us. Fire breathing is also unique to put association. All this and much more can be experienced with is this OWee, so make sure to stop by.

On a more serious note: we are, with a member

The word “Wanderers” is an old translation of the English “Rovers” the name for the oldest scouting members, where our association originates.

Our tower is surrounded by a canal to protect the rest of Delft against our fire breathing, burning a campfire and woofing.

SCHIEKADE 3 VOORZITTER@DELFTSCHEZWERVERS.NL 2627 BL DELFT

WWW.DELFTSCHEZWERVERS.NL

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NAVIGATORS DELFT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

STUDENT ASSOCIATION

Navigators is a worldwide organization working in more than 100 nations. In the Netherlands we are part of a larger network consisting of 3500 people, both Dutch and international students.

Join our diverse community of internationals who are committed to sharing life, Jesus, and his love with each other. Our hope is to be a spiritual family to those who long for a home far away from home, no matter how far they come from or how long they are with us.

We meet every Monday evening for fun and learning from Jesus. Join you want to know more people, food or want to learn more about

After the OWee, we have a so called Open Month, where you can visit our association.

food, us if share Jesus!

Together with Amsterdam, Utrecht and LEiden, Navigators Delft is among the oldest Navigatorassociations in the Netherlands.

BRABANTSE TURFMARKT 9 ABACTIS@NS-DELFT.COM 2611 CK DELFT

WWW.NS-DELFT.COM

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OUTSITE

LGTBQ+ ASSOCIATION GAY ALERT! THIS IS THE MOST FUN LGBT+ SOCIETY IN THE NETHERLANDS! Outsite is a close-knitted association and a gay bar that shatters all stereotypes, or proudly embraces them. The relaxed atmosphere and super nice students of all years and faculties make sure everyone feels at home; gay, straight, trans, queer or just yourself, inside or outside the closet.

There are many committees that organize all kinds of activities; the EatingOUT committee prepares a Just after the OWee, the Introduction Group (KMG) delicious meal for just €4,- every Tuesday. Besides commences. The KMG is an amazing way to start this, there is a legendary party every quarter, the soyour student life. You meet many new people called OUTnight. and get to know each other during fun evenings.

Of course, the KMG also has a serious side, for You can join Outsite at any point during the year. example sharing coming out stories. You don’t Every Thursday the bar is open, also for nonhave to be a member of Outsite to participate, and members. Furthermore, it is really easy to combine at the end of the KMG you will have a lovely group your membership of Outsite with that of any other of friends for sure! You can apply for the upcoming association.

KMG via the Outsite website.

Gay, queer or anything else; we would love to see Almost everyone who now is an active member you at one of our many activities at Outsite! was nervous when they walked into Outsite for the first time. To make that first step a little easier, there is a barbuddy system. A barbuddy is an

active member of our society who can introduce you to other members. Your barbuddy can join you on your first visit to the bar or even meet up somewhere else to get acquainted before going to the bar. If you’re interested you can sign up via the website.

At every party you can enjoy the most delicious cocktails

LANGE GEER 22 BESTUUR@OUTSITE.NL 2611 PV DELFT

WWW.OUTSITE.NL

Outsite is the oldest LGBT+ student association in the Netherlands

SPORT & CULTURE

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ARISTON ‘80 SOCCER

Ariston ‘80 is the largest student football club in Delft. The club consists of 16 men’s and 4 ladies’ teams which gives everyone the opportunity to play at the level of their choice. Even if you have never played before, there is a team for you!

Besides having fun on the pitch, we also like to have fun outside the fields, which is just as important. Every Wednesday and Saturday you will find Aristoni at our own bar called the TAP, located in the city center, to have a drink or party!

would like to receive more information, make sure to contact our secretary via secretaris@ariston80. nl or go to the website www.ariston80.nl for more information about our OWee program and registration procedure.

See you at the OWee!

Besides our regular drinks, we host multiple activities throughout the year for our 500+ members. Among these activities are: a club weekend, four public parties, the Kwartfinale (Quarter Final) party, and a large tournament called the Finale to end the season! These and many other activities are organised by the members themselves. There are many ways to get actively involved with the club, for example by taking part in a committee or by drafting beers in the TAP during one of the drinks.

Practise is scheduled on Tuesday and/or Thursday evenings and games are played on Saturday by each team. Our main football location is at X TU Delft, but sometimes games are moved to an external location in Delft (DVV Delft) to increase the capacity. The 1st men’s team plays in the 3rd class (Dutch KNVB standards), the 1st ladies’ team plays in the 2nd class. The other teams play in the classes ranging from the 2nd to the 8th reserve.

Are you interested in playing football? Make sure to visit us at X TU Delft during the OWee. If you

Four times per year, we host a party called Kwartfinale to celebrate the end of the study quarter.

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) SECRETARIS@ARISTON80.NL 2628CD DELFT WWW.ARISTON80.NL

Even though we’re a student soccer association, we compete in the standart KNVB competition against other clubs in our region!

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D.S.Z. WAVE

SWIMMING

SPORT & CULTURE

DSZ WAVE is a sport association with members divided into its three sport branches: swimming, water polo and triathlon.

WATER POLO There are three water polo practices each week: at Monday, Wednesday and Friday. At DSZ WAVE, we have two men’s teams in competition (third class bond and third class district), one women’s team in competition (third class district), and last but not least a mixed beginner’s team. This last team offers starting water polo players the chance to get familiar with the sport. These players often join one of the teams in the competitions later.

The beginners play four times a year against the other beginners of student sport associations in a fun competition.

SWIMMING Swimmers can train five times a week: Monday throughout Friday. There is a practice for all levels every day. You can choose yourself which practice you want to join and how often. All the learned swimming skills can be tested at the NSZKs (swimming competitions) five times a year.

We organize 10 training sessions per week!

Every Thursday we have a drink in our own bar, the Badtrand!

At these competitions, which are spread through cities all over the Netherlands, we show to every other student swimming association that we are faster and more fun. The levels of our swimmers vary from “I once got my first swimming diploma and I think it will be fun to go swimming again.” to swimmers that swim NK-limits. Everyone is welcome!

TRIATLON Another branch at DSZ WAVE is triathlon. The triathletes join the swimming practices of the swimmers and have their own running and cycling practice every week. We have a division team that participates in the third class NTB competition. For both starting and advanced triathletes, DSZ WAVE organises a triathlon in the Delftse Hout.

GEZELLIGHEID We have a nice drink at the Badtrandt every Thursday evening, but you can also stick around after the practices for a drink at the swimming pool. Besides drinks, we organize a lot of activities like: themed drinks, Crazy Thursday Dinners, the WAVE weekend, Christmas dinner, winter sports trip, a roommates tournament, club championships etc…

MEKELWEG 8 -10 (X TU DELFT) BESTUUR@DSZ-WAVE.NL 2628CA DELFT WWW.DSZ-WAVE.NL

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FC TUTOR SOCCER

FC Tutor is the one and only student futsal club in Delft, with around 150 members. The members are both students and alumni from TU Delft. At FC Tutor, you can play at various levels. In the season 2019-2020, FC Tutor has eleven men’s teams and one women’s team. The first team plays “Hoofdklasse”, the third highest futsal level of The Netherlands. The other teams play at different levels. During the season we try to find the right level for every player!

After these matches, players of several teams come together for a drink in the Sportscafe. Away matches are usually played on Monday or Wednesday evening. Your weekends will always be free!

Beside futsal, FC Tutor organises some other activities, such as a membersday, visits to the Dutch national futsal team and of course some amazing drinks!

If you’re new to football it is also possible to learn to play futsal as a training member. As a training member you are more than welcome to join our weekly training sessions. If you have more experience and if you have the motivation and skills to play on the next level you can try out for our selection teams. We are very happy with our selection trainer Nuno Pereira, who played and coached in futsal at high level in Portugal and who will put in his best efforts to improve your game!

The TU Delft’s sport centre (also known as X) is the home of FC Tutor (Mekelweg 8, Delft). Here, the trainings take place on Monday and Wednesday evening. The home matches are most of the time on Friday evening.

MEKELWEG 8 -10 (X TU DELFT) SECRTUTOR@GMAIL.COM 2628CD DELFT WWW.FCTUTOR.COM

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D.S.R. PROTEUS-ERETES ROEIEN

PROTEUS ROEI! Roeien is dé verbindende factor op onze hechte en fanatieke vereniging. Of je keihard traint voor de Olympische spelen of evenveel geniet van bier als van een baantje peddelen in de zon. Daarnaast zijn er veel andere dingen te doen zoals borrelen, feesten en commissies omdat alle activiteiten op Proteus-Eretes door studenten zelf worden georganiseerd. Op Proteus maak je vrienden voor Denk dan aan interne activiteiten zoals fotografie, de rest van je studententijd (en leven!) die Delft zo biertjes tappen, boten repareren of pak het extern snel mogelijk jouw nieuwe thuis maken. aan en organiseer een roei wedstrijd voor heel roeiend Nederland! Bij Proteus kan het allemaal.

NAAR DE TOP! Daarnaast is er elk jaar een wintersportreis, Roeien is een echte studentensport. Veel van onze een roeitocht in Venetië en trainingsweken of 900+ leden maken hun eerste roei halen pas in weekendjes weg met jouw ploeg. de OWee. Echter is dit nooit een belemmering geweest om de absolute top te behalen. Zo KOM EVEN LANGS! zijn we sinds 1992 elke Olympische Spelen Lid zijn bij Proteus betekent een onvergetelijke vertegenwoordigd geweest en zo ook volgende studententijd met roeien, feesten en ondernemen! zomer in Tokyo. Proteus heeft alle faciliteiten zoals Kom langs in de OWee en maak je eerste halen in een coaching, materieel en kennis om ook jou naar de roeiboot of proef de sfeer tijdens één van de meest top te begeleiden. bezochte feesten van de héle OWee! Meer info? Kijk dan even op onze instagram: proteusroei of op www.

GEZELLIGHEID EN STUDIE ikwilroeien.nl.

Naast hard roeien heeft iedereen op Proteus een eigen hechte ploeg waarmee je samen kan studeren, lekker eten en borrelen na een dag college. Met twee wekelijkse borrelavonden, waar er ook gekookt wordt, kunnen we nog vaak doorgaan tot in de late uurtjes. In de vele commissies (meer dan 50!) kan je jezelf op verschillende gebieden verder ontwikkelen.

Wij hebben maar liefst 53 commissies om je te ontplooien!

Met meer dan 100 boten bezitten wij de grootste vloot van studenten roeiend Nederland!

ROTTERDAMSEWEG 362A INFO@PROTEUS-ERETES.NL 2628AT DELFT WWW.PROTEUS-ERETES.NL

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D.S.V.V. PUNCH VOLLEYBAL

Are you looking for a good combination between sporting and socializing? Punch is the ideal association for you! At Punch you get placed in one of the 26 gents- or ladies teams. We play volleyball on every level, so even if you’ve never touched a volleyball in your life, Punch is still a great choice! Besides volleyball, you can join the weekly activities and parties with 385 other Punchers! All this is put together by 28 different committees, of which you can also be part of! You could think of the yearly gala, the grass volleyball tournament SPOENK, or one of the many other tournaments and activities.

BECOMING A MEMBER Does this sound like the association for you? Come and have a chat with a Puncher during the OWee, whether it’s online or during the meetup days! It’s easy to become a member, and Punchers will be delighted to tell you all about it. You can also always visit punch.tudelft.nl for any questions. Hope to see you soon on the OWee!

VOLLEYBALL Punch is represented in the Nevobo in the fourth class all the way up to the third division. Each week there are trainings on monday and wednesday, and depending on the team you train up to two times per week. On friday evening or saturday afternoon all teams have matches. Besides playing on the field for your own team, a lot of members are trainers and coaches as well.

SOCIËTEIT Every friday night in the heart of Delft, Punchers get together to celebrate their victory or to drink away their loss at ‘Het Pand’. It consists of a cozy space with its own bar and podium. On the same floor you can find the boardroom ‘het hok’, in which the board runs the association full-time.

All of our teams have a so-called social coaches and go on a weekend away.

Don’t you know the meaning of the word ‘spiking’? come to our introduction training and maybe you’ll find ‘Love at first Spike’!

BRABANTSE TURFMARKT 9 BESTUUR@PUNCH.TUDELFT.NL 2611CK DELFT WWW.PUNCH.TUDELFT.NL

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DSAV’40 ATHLETICS

SPORT & CULTURE

After a long time of absence, athletics is once again present among the wide range of sports offered in Delft. Since a year and a half there is DSAV`40. This is the student group of athletics association AV`40. This group is your starting shot for a fun student time.

DSAV`40 trains on Monday and Wednesday from 18:00-19:30 on the track of AV`40 in the north of Delft, fifteen minutes cycling from the campus.

During this training usually an hour is spent with the whole group on general athletic development, after which there is the last half hour to train more focused on specific disciplines.

We also go to competitions together as a group.

The best ones are of course the Dutch Student Championships. There are no fewer than eight of these a year in athletics, including the NSK outdoor, NSK indoor and NSK teams. You can also take part in these competitions if you are not a member with us.

If you want to go, please let us know.

Besides athletics DSAV`40 organizes many other fun things. Every two weeks there is dinner with a drink after the training session on Wednesday.

There are also activities such as a Sinterkerst-ennieuwdiner and a DIES-trip that was in Arnhem last year. Furthermore, two weekends are organized for members. A starting weekend a few weeks after the start of the academic year to get to know all new members and a training weekend in spring.

Our mascot is Arnold the Aardpig!

Before DSAV`40 existed, Delft was the only student city without student athletics!

Are you interested? Come and visit us at the information market during the OWee or stop by during one of or training sessions. Even after the OWee you can still decide to become a member. For questions you can mail to studentenatletiek@av40. nl. Anyway, don’t forget to follow us on our epic instagram @dsav40.

SPORTRING 12 INFO@AV40.NL 2616LK DELFT WWW.AV40.NL

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S.H.C. SCOOP FIELD HOCKEY

Hockey? Scoop! Have you played hockey for years and do you want to keep playing in Delft? Or are you looking for something new to do and do you want to start this beautiful game? Come join S.H.C. Scoop, the open student hockey club of Delft!

Besides hockey there are a lot of other additional activities to participate in, like our tournaments, monthly drinks in ‘De Kurk’, parties, a gala and much more! All these activities are organized by comities which you can join as well. For example you have the PromOCo who organizes the OWee for Scoop and the Wiskie who organizes the annual skiing trip.

In short, are you looking for a association where you can be social and play hockey?

After only thirteen years our young and growing club already has 280 members. Because of this growth we could welcome our brand mens 6 team, which means we have five ladies and six mens teams. Due to this amount you can play Drop by S.H.C. Scoop at the infomarkt! For more hockey with us at various levels; from beginner to information you can always send an email to info@ advanced! The teams train fanatically every week shcscoop.nl or go to the website www.shcscoop.nl. after which we enjoy a few cold drinks.

Do you only want to join for trainings or also play games? At S.H.C. Scoop everything is possible!

The games and trainings take place at the sports complex of the TU Delft called ‘X’. Be sure to drop by to experience the atmosphere of Scoop during one of the open-trainings or during the selection days.

We are the only stundent hockey association that is not linked to an other association!

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) SECRETARIS@SHCSCOOP.NL 2628CD DELFT WWW.SHCSCOOP.NL

Even in the winter we keep playing with ‘Winter Avond Hockey’!

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D.S.B.V. SHOT

SPORT & CULTURE

BEACHVOLLEYBAL

D.S.B.V. “Shot� is the beach volleyball association for Delft students and has a wide variety of beachers. You can decide which activities you want to join throughout the year and nothing is mandatory. Therefore, it is possible to play beach volleyball at Shot year-round but also to join for only one training session. For every activity groups will be made based on your skill level, so everybody is welcome, from beginners to very experienced players.

Furthermore, from May till July we organize a competition with two other volleyball associations in Delft. This gives the perfect opportunity to show what you learned in the training series. Apart from the training series and competition, we also organize some clinics and tournaments and a few social and fun activities where you can get to know your fellow beachers better and get to know new Shotters.

Do you want to try beach volleyball out first? You can join one of our try-outs! For more information about Shot and the try-outs visit our website: www. shotbeach.nl

This year we will organize a number of activities.

Most important are our four training series.

We have one in spring and one in summer that are outdoors, and two indoor training series in the autumn and winter. We have many very enthusiastic and experienced trainers from the association and a few great external trainers for the highest groups.

Our association has only existed for one year!

We also play beach volleyball in winter (but indoors).

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) BESTUUR@SHOTBEACH.NL 2628CD DELFT WWW.SHOTBEACH.NL

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SRC THOR RUGBY

Looking for a place where there are Dutch and Internationals playing sports together, drink together and go to parties together? Look no further, come to Student Rugby Club Thor.

WHY RUGBY? Thanks to the transnational culture of rugby, our sport is the perfect link between the Dutch and the international students. With players from England, Ireland, France and many other countries, you will find it easy to feel at home at our club. In our 3 but once the final whistle has blown everyone drinks gents teams and 1 ladies team there is a place together. At our club boat, we drink and eat together after trainings and matches.

TRAININGS AND MATCHES Thor trains on Tuesdays and Thursdays on the field next to X and on Sundays the competition games are played. During the year we also join several for everyone on every level. Even for the people tournaments and go abroad on the infamous rugby who have never played rugby, there is a separate trip. team playing in a freshmen competition. This way everyone can play the sport at his own level!

INTERESTED IN THOR? Does this sound awesome to you? Then come RUGBY FOR EVERYONE and visit us on the info market or come to one of Many think that to play rugby you have to be our intro-trainings! Be sure to check out our boat strong as an ox, but a good rugby team is made virtually during the Owee or find us on srcthor.nl or up of both the strong forwards as well as the our Instagram! The parties that Thor organizes during lightning-quick backs that slice through the the Owee will be announced on our facebook! opponents’ defence. Especially our student club focuses more on athleticism than on raw strength.

RUGBY CULTURE Rugby is one of the most open-minded sports around. During the games the stakes are high,

Our club house is a boat next to the TU Delft campus, a unique location where we won’t be disturbed by anyone!

Every year, we travel abroad to challenge a local club during a weekend trip filled with sports and adventure!

DE NIEUWE HAVEN 5 BESTUUR@SRCTHOR.NL 2611AE DELFT WWW.SRCTHOR.NL

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S.W.V. PLANKENKOORTS

WINDSURFING

SPORT & CULTURE

is wind, our 3 beautiful surfing busses will take you and your gear there. Furthermore, the Homespot hosts many dinners, lunches and chilling sessions.

SURFTRIPS EN CAMPS Our three busses travel through Europe in search of wind and waves: France, Portugal, Denmark, sky’s the limit! Each year during summer break we trip to Leucate and Morocco and in the winter there is a S.W.V. Plankenkoorts is the largest windsurfing wave surfing and ski trip. Next to these trips we also association in the Netherlands with over 600 host surfing camps in the Netherlands. members. In our opinion there is nothing better than allowing so many people to windsurf, even PK AS ASSOCIATION for those that have never touched a board before!

Are you looking for a student’s/sports association with everything but liabilities and is surfing where VALKENBURGSEMEER AND WINDSURFINGLESSONS your passion lies? Look no further, Plankenkoorts Are you hyped to surf yet, then you can go nuts is what you need! Besides surfing we also have at Valkenburgsemeer in Leiden. We provide weekly drinks where people share their most epic unlimited free windsurfing lessons here. There is surfing stories and epic parties. Relaxed vibes where enough surfing material present to get a small nothing is obliged and everything is possible. Want army on the water. From April up to and including to master that backloop or get involved in the world November windsurfing lessons are given three of windsurfing? Then come visit us during the OWee! times a week.

HOMESPOT Do you already have your own windsurfing gear?

In that case you can store it here in our Homespot.

Located at the campus of TUDelft. Wherever there

We have a 50/50 male-female split because we also have an active membership base in Leiden.

Plankenkoorts gives free windsurfing lessons to members three times a week!

LEEGHWATERSTRAAT 356 INFO@PLANKENKOORTS.COM 2628LX DELFT WWW.PLANKENKOORTS.COM

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D.S.J.V. GROOVER

JAZZ MUSIC ASSOCIATION

Good job! You have found the page with the best Maar je hoeft niet per se een muzikant te zijn om lid association of Delft: Groover! te worden bij Groover! Als je lekker los wil gaan op de dansvloer is dat ook goed en ben je waarschijnlijk helemaal op je plek bij een van de Jazzclubs of tijdens ons jaarlijkse festival: Just Jazz, waar vorig jaar 1400 bezoekers helemaal uit hun dak gingen. Maar ook Just Jazz wordt geörganiseerd door een van onze vele commissies, dus als het je vet lijkt om dit soort evenementen te organiseren ben je bij Groover ook aan het juiste adres.

If you like music, Delft Student Jazz association Groover may be the right association for you! Yes, Groover is a Jazz association, but don’t you think that we’re a group of dusty students.

Groover has more than 300 members and we are made up of a multitude of different combos (i.e. bands), all with diffferent styles and various configurations.

Dus heb jij jazz al helemaal in de vingers, ben je net begonnen of wil je gewoon lekker van de muziek en gezelligheid genieten? Kom dan vooral in de OWee een kijkje nemen bij Café de Klok (Oude Delft 99), tot dan!

Groover has something for everyone. First of all, there are many possibilities for you on a musical level. You can join one of the many combos or you can create a combo yourself. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a seasoned jazz musician, or if you’re just getting started. In your first year with Groover, you can for example, join Muppet Music.

In a nutshell, Muppet Music allows you and fellow first year’s to practice some well-known jazz songs for a number of weeks under the supervision of veteran musicians.

During the Owee, you can go crazy on the music of our bands in Café De Klok on the Oude Delft.

At Groover we don’t just play jazz. We also play swing, bossa, funk, disco, electronic jazz, soul, a capella jazz and we even have a big band!

BRABANTSE TURFMARKT 9 INFO@GROOVERJAZZ.NL 2611CK DELFT WWW.GROOVERJAZZ.NL

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SOSALSA DANCING

SPORT & CULTURE

Dancing, partying and socializing, that’s SoSalsa.

A family of beginning and experienced dancers of different nationalities. At SoSalsa you can challenge yourself during lessons and workshops as well as relax and enjoy during parties and member activities.

LATIN DANCE SoSalsa offers classes in four different Latin dance styles: Salsa, Bachata, Rueda and Kizomba.

Reggaeton and Merengue are also played at parties. SoSalsa also offers dance workshops in other styles during some of her activities, so you can try something completely different from time to time.

NO EXPERIENCE YET? Don’t worry, SoSalsa has a wide range of classes in different levels. During the lessons you will be prepared for the parties, where you can try out your newly learned moves. As you gain more experience you can keep challenging yourself during the advanced classes or by joining a show team.

SoSalsa is the largest student dance association in Delft.

The male/female ratio at SoSalsa is 55/45

TRÍO D’S EN PARTIES Every other week SoSalsa organizes a Trio D with three main ingredients: dinner, drinks and dance.

This is the perfect opportunity to get to know new people and cultures. There are also monthly theme parties. During the Trio D’s and parties you can also join a free workshop to refresh your moves or to learn new moves that you can try right away.

MEMBER ACTIVITIES Build a close relationship with your fellow SoSalseros during the member activities. One of the highlights is the yearly Members Weekend. This is three days filled with workshops, games and other activities and of course dancing till you drop. Besides the Members Weekend a lot of other activities are organized, including karaoke night, the gala, games night and family day.

JOIN US! Does all this appeal to you and are you curious about our society? Visit our workshops and parties during the OWee and get to know SoSalsa. See you soon!

BRABANTSE TURFMARKT 9 BOARD@SOSALSA.NL 2611 CK DELFT WWW.SOSALSA.NL

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VRIENDEN VAN TRUI (VVT)

Vereniging

SAILING

A strong breeze blowing steadily through your hair, salty breaths of air, holding on to the helm tightly with both your hands and the sails beating windward. No modern equipment required. This is what sailing on a 145 year old wooden ship is like–a unique experience. Crossing the IJsselmeer, landing on mudflats at low tide on the Wadden Sea, and checking out a local port’s pub afterwards with a tight-knit group of people. Enter a training to become a first mate or skipper, or help out with the upkeep and resturation of this floating piece of heritage. These are just a few of the cool experiences you can expect to have on Trui.

Vrienden van Trui

to sail, how to navigate and, for instance, engage in safety exercises with the Royal Netherlands Sea Rescue.

And then there is still more to do, when the upkeep of Trui comes around. When replacing worn sections for instance, you get the chance to do woodworking on some huge chunks of oak wood, or repair the sails so they’ll be in great shape for the next season.

Has this sparked your curiosity? During the OWee, Trui will be moored in front of De Bolk*, where we’ll gladly tell you more about this amazing sailing vessel! You can visit our website www.bu130.nl right now for more information.

Trui (fisheries registration number BU130) is a traditional Botter, a type of fishing ship that was *See De Bolk’s dedicated page earlier in this guide very common in olden times on the coasts of the former Zuiderzee. Most of us sailing her are members of student association De Bolk*. Sailing is mostly done on weekends between various harbours, after which you’ll usually spend the night on board. When done sailing we like to grab a few drinks in a local pub.

In summer we take Trui further away, and take her onto the Dutch, German and sometimes even the Danish seashores.

Want to become more involved? Really take charge? Well, that can be arranged. We offer our very own first mate training, after which you can go on to become a skipper. Both after and during this training you may take the responsibility for sailing Trui with groups of people. You’ll learn how

Did you know that our Botter’s homeport is in the Zuiderzee open-air museum in Enkhuizen?

Did you know that the 29th lustrum of Trui is this year?

BUITENWATERSLOOT 3 VVT@BU130.NL 2613SM DELFT WWW.BU130.NL

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X

SPORT & CULTURE

SPORTCENTRE TU DELFT X is a place on campus where you can develop in areas (arts, crafts, refl ection, lifestyle, sports & games) that are not always reflected in academic training, but that are invaluable. X focuses on the needs of young people and has a variable offer, ranging from courses, ticket hours, events and projects to, for example, free use of a student kitchen and living room and initiating activities and / or programming yourself.

MEKELWEG 8-10 HOSTS-X@TUDELFT.NL 2628CD DELFT WWW.TUDELFT.NL/X

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D.S.D.A. BLUE SUEDE SHOES DANCING

ganise every month our Tango CafĂŠ and there are regular Ballroom parties and events for all dancers. Also our annual gala is something you should not miss. Moreover there are movie- and game nights, diners and many more fun activities!

Ballroom and Argentine Tango, you can do it too!

We all have experienced it. You are standing with a drink next to the dancefloor, where two people steal the show. Secretly you want that too, and you can!

Blue Suede Shoes is an international association with English as the main language. We do not maintain policies like an introduction period or subscription deadlines. Everyone can walk in on our activities and become a member whenever they want. Many of our activities are open for not-members, so make sure you come by. During the OWee we will have some livestreams and At Blue Suede Shoes we dance different dance we will be present at the Infomarket at X, so we hope styles. The pretty, elegant and romantic to see you there!

Ballroom Standard, and the catching rhythm with swinging hips of Ballroom Latin. Argentine DSDA Blue Suede Shoes! Don’t be shy, come dance Tango is pure passion. Whichever style you choose, with us! partner dancing is a fantastic way to get to https://www.facebook.com/Bluesuedeshoesdelft/ know people, and Blue Suede Shoes is the place for you.

Everyone is welcome with us! It does not matter whether you have years of experience or you are a beginner. We offer weekly training opportunities and masterclasses from dancers of the national top. Furthermore we can help you to find the best place to get lessons at your level. If you dance a little longer, you can join the competition team and go to National and European Student Competitions. This year our heroes became the best student team of The Netherlands!

More important than training is sociability. We or-

We often visit parties held by other student dancing associations, and members of those associations come and dance with us as well!

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) INFO@DSDA.NL 2628CD DELFT WWW.DSDA.NL

We are one of the most internationally oriented associations in Delft, with more than 40% international members!

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D.S.T. PEGASUS

SPORT & CULTURE

GYMNASTICS

D.S.T. Pegasus is the student gymnastics association from Delft. Our association was founded in 2008 with the goal to have an association in Delft where students can do gymnastics, but also to participate in one of our many fun activities. At this moment we are one of the youngest student gymnastics associations in the Netherlands but also one of the largest with almost 150 members! Pegasus is suitable for students of all

whether you want to learn a handstand or a double somersault, anything is possible! In addition to three training evenings a week, there are also external training sessions in equipped gymnastic halls (with foampit). You can decide when and how often you will come to trainings. Gymnastics is a jury sport

and to give you the opportunity to shine, Pegasus participates in student gymnastics competitions.

These competitions take place four times a year in Delft or at one of our sister associations throughout the country (from Groningen to Maastricht). levels! Whether you have been doing gymnastics your entire life or have never done gymnastics before. There are enthusiastic trainers present at every training who can help you to overcome your fears and get the most out of yourself. We offer both beginners and advanced training, so

50% of our members is female.

Each competition always ends with a good party.

Participation in these competitions is not obligatory, but it is very fun and gymnasts of all levels are welcome. But Pegasus does a lot more than just gymnastics! Think of monthly drinks, city trips, BBQ’s and a prom. In addition, the activities committee makes sure there is a fun monthly activity planned.

Would you like to try gymnastics at D.S.T. Pegasus?

Come and have a look at one of our trainings! You can always train twice without any obligation. For more information you can mail to: info@dstpegasus. nl or take a look at our website: www.dstpegasus.nl.

Pegasus is one of eleven student gymnastics associations in the Netherlands!

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) INFO@DSTPEGASUS.COM 2628CD DELFT WWW.DSTPEGASUS.NL

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DELFT IMPROV

IMPROVISATION THEATRE In addition to great fun, we also see improv as a useful contribution to everyone’s personal development. Working with this form of theater every week will undoubtedly contribute to you skills in public speaking, spontaneity and english language.

Hi! We are Delft Improv Group (DIG), a small, English-speaking association entirely focused on improvisational theater, or “improv” as we usually call it. It seems what we are doing most like what you see in TV shows like The Llamas or Whose line is it anyway?

If you are not familiar with improv at all: it is a form of theater that revolves around spontaneity.

Everything that is shown is not based on a script, but is besides improvising ourselves, created on site by the actors. Based Finally, on suggestions from the public, the we also have other activities: go often players bring short, funny and absurd scenes to life. members drink together in the X Café after an improv session, we do trips to improv events such as the Amsterdam Improv Marathon and we organize pleasant board game evenings

At DIG you get the chance to discover your own improvisation talents by participating to the exercises and scenes in our weekly sessions - “improv jams” - and through on it stand on stage during the shows we organize. You do all this in an international environment, with members with completely different backgrounds and levels.

Do not feel, however intimidated: the jams are mainly a place to try things out and have fun with each other. You are not mercilessly cracked when a joke does not land.

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) 268CA DELFT

We have successfully out-competed all other international improv associations from Delft.

INFO@DELFTIMPROV.COM

We have been of opinion for 6 years that making a bad sex joke for a total stranger is a great idea!

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WTOS (WIJ TRAINEN ONS SUF)

SPORT & CULTURE

CYCLING

WTOS (Wij Trainen Ons Suf ) is the leading student cycling association of Delft, for all students in the Netherlands with a passion for road cycling, cyclocross and/or mountain biking. Besides organised training rides there are multiple other competitive events during the year for WTOS members to join; club championships, time trials, duo races and a lot more. There are even more activities like drinks, clinics, cycling trips Students having a cyclocross bike or mountain bike to Limburg and Belgium and other non cycling can join WTOS as well. Every Wednesday we have a related events. mountain bike training. Furthermore we have an app group for cyclists to arrange rides. There even is If you like cycling, you will enjoy your time a committee organising tours for mountain bikers. at WTOS. During the summer season WTOS organises a training ride every Monday and Although most members of WTOS enjoy riding Thursday. There are multiple groups with different their bike leisurely around Delft, we also have a big speeds to make sure the training is accessible group of active racing cyclists. They join races in the and fun for everyone. Even in the winter we have National Studentcup, but also criteriums and classics training rides during Thursday evening, at which in the region and even further. Some of them are we ride a well lit tour of 40 to 50 kilometres. For even part of the combined elite team WASP, of which the racing cyclists we organise special trainings, we are very proud! aimed at riding races. We ride regularly a longer ride in the weekends, including a stop for apple Cyclist or mountain biker, fast of slightly less fast, pie of course. man of woman, we all love cycling and everyone is welcome at WTOS!

-We have our own support car with a roof rack for up to 7 bicycles

Go to www.wtos.nl for more information and to register!

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) BESTUUR@WTOS.NL 2628CD DELFT WWW.WTOS.NL

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S.B.V. SLOPEND OUTDOOR SPORTS

At student ourdoorsports association Slopend it is all about one thing: being active together outside!

Almost every day of the week we offer a survivalrun training on our own obstacle course at X TU Delft. The survivalrun sport combines trailrunning with tackling a variety of obstacles on the way.

These could be any construction built up from wooden beams, ropes, nets and suspended handles. At our training you will learn how to cope with these obstacles in a way that combines technique and strength with low-profile competition in which you can push yourself to the limit. During the entirety of September there is an open training policy in which everyone can participate, so do drop by if this sounds like your jam!

During the Summer and February holidays, Slopers team up to make plans for epic expeditions. These trips could be anything you can think of: climb Mount Damavand in Iran, go horse riding in Kirgizië for a week or walking through the snow in Poland!

These are just a few of the creative and daring expeditions that Slopers have completed.

Of course we also value social activities: once per month we have dinner together and organize themed drinks. Lastly, there are many “extraordinary” outdoor sports activities like orientation running, indoor-trampoline jumping, lasergaming....

Just that tiny bit extra!

Throughout the whole year we organise a variety of weekends in which we go hiking together, build our own shelters and explore outdoor sports such as mountain biking and canoeing.

In addition we engage in bushcraft: surviving in and with nature with minimal means. Within Slopend there is a strong bushcraft culture with many enthusiastic members who are eager to pass on their knowledge and techniques to newcomers.

Did you know that it is possible to train with us every workday!

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) BESTUUR@SLOPEND.COM 2628CD DELFT WWW.SLOPEND.COM

Did you know that every year Slopend organises a survivalrun competition across the campus? The SurvivalStrijd has more than 800 participants!

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D.S.H.V. TORIUS HANDBAL HANDBALL

SPORT & CULTURE

Dear OWee-goers!

It’s great that you’re interested in Torius! Torius is the student handball association of Delft. We are a fun and active association for everyone, focusing on handball and other fun activities. We train at X twice per week and have a gents and ladies competition team playing competitive handball matches on the weekends. We have a good mixture of new and experienced handball players amongst us, so there is room for everyone.

Besides playing handball we love fun and social activities. After practices we usually stay at X to have some drinks and chat, and every thursday after practice some of our members cook dinner for everyone to enjoy. We have monthly drinks at cafe ‘Het Klooster’ in the heart of Delft, every first

Monday of the month. Torius also has a multitude of different committees that organize fun social events, so you shouldn’t be surprised if there are events like ‘Anything can fry’, ‘Boozecamp’ or a poker night.

As soon as the official competition season is over we shift gears and get ready for the amazing student tournaments that happen around the country. We’ll go to multiple tournaments with a large group of Torians, showing off both our party skills and our handball talents; usually in that order. Once the

weather turns sunny we’re also big fans of playing some beach handball at X or on the beach. And if that doesn’t quite suit your fancy, there’s always fun in enjoying the sand with a beer in your hand!

You can find us this OWee at the infomarkt; we hope to see you there!

Torius has a huge 3 litres Delftware mug that we take to special occasions (and parties) to drink a celebratory drink from!

www.torius.nl @ToriusDelft (facebook) @torius.delft (Instagram)

Torius is the Dutch student handball champion, as we won the GNSK last year!

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) INFO@TORIUS.NL 268CD DELFT WWW.TORIUS.NL

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H.S.V. HITMANICS BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL

H.S.V Hitmanics is THE international, studentbased, baseball and softball association of Delft.

With our four teams we play in a wide range of divisions. So whether you have played for years or never even held a baseball or softball, we have the team for you!

Every year, we gather our members to visit tournaments. To most members, these tournaments are the highlight of the year. A full weekend of long nights partying and spending your morning

Our newest baseball lovers will be able to explore their skills in the baseball team H3.

For the rusty experienced players or the new hungover on the field. What more do you want? talented ones, we have baseball team H2. Last but definitely not least, we have the baseball team H1, I’m sure we were able to pique your interest in some way. So join our free practices. Contact us for more where we always give 120% for victory. information, and we’ll make sure you’ll be able to As our name suggests, we also have a softball start with the best decision in your life, as soon as team. Our softball team contains both men and possible. women, and plays in the men’s fast-pitch division.

Curious to learn the game? Ready to have fun, both on and off the field? Join us for practice!

Besides baseball and softball, we also excel in organizing drinks. A game that will always be played is baseball-pong. This game is the most wonderful combination of beer pong and baseball, where true party monsters are born.

Our club has the highest sales of chocolate milk per zip code in the Netherlands.

Our field is at rolling distance from the lecture halls because it is located on campus at Mekelweg!

MEKELWEG 20 INFO@HITMANICS.NL 2628JC DELFT WWW.HITMANICS.NL

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FORCE ELEKTRO

SPORT & CULTURE

ULTIMATE FRISBEE

ULTIMATE FRISBEE Ultimate Frisbee is a high-paced, non-contact sport, which requires a lot of agility and tactics.

The goal of the game is to catch the disc in one of the endzones of the field. You can’t walk with the disc, so you have to throw it around until you reach the endzone. Another part that separates ultimate frisbee from other sports is the “Spirit Of The Game”; there are no referees, so all the players teams play in the open, mixed and ladies division. have to make and resolve the calls themselves.

Practices are a few times a week, and competition This always results in good vibes on the field. days are about once a month. Besides competition we also join tournaments. During these tournaments you will go away with your team for a weekend to play some ultimate during the day, and party in the evenings after.

We like to have fun on the field, but we also like to have a lot of fun off the field. Force Elektro organises monthly activities for our members to get to know each other better and have a good time. You can also FORCE ELEKTRO join one of our committees, which organize a lot of Force Elektro is the Ultimate Frisbee club of Delft. fun things in the club!

Since 1993, we’ve grown into the third largest Ultimate club in the Netherlands, with 100+ A good way of meeting the club is joining our intro members who play at all levels. Our competition practices during the weeks after the OWee. Check our website (www.force-elektro.nl) or Facebook page (facebook.com/ForceElekro) for more info. You can also email board@force-elektro.nl for all your questions.

Our first team won the national championship in 2019!

Approximately 50% of our members is an international.

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) BOARD@FORCE-ELEKTRO.NL 2628 CD DELFT WWW.FORCE-ELEKTRO.NL

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DELFT LACROSSE LACROSSE

OVER LACROSSE: Lacrosse is a team sport that is played on a field with 10 players. Each player has a stick in their hands with a small net on the end in which the ball is held. The objective of the game is to score the ball into the other team’s goal. In men’s lacrosse physical contact is allowed. That’s why they wear a helmet, chest- and elbow guards, gloves, a mouthguard, and a cup. In women’s lacrosse physical contact is not allowed so Delft Lacrosse is since 2007 the lacrosse student they only use a mouthguard and sometimes also eye association of Delft. The association organizes guards. practices for all levels: from people who have never even heard of lacrosse to a more experienced player. At the moment we have two men teams (the Delft Barons and the St. Ashes, a combination team with Enschede) and two women teams (the Diamonds 1 & 2)

Training is twice per week, on Mondays and Wednesdays. The games against other teams in the Netherlands are organized on Sundays.

Delft Lacrosse is also a social association. Besides playing lacrosse we also have some drinks after training, our drinks at the Cultuurlab every other week, and many other events.

We have more female than male players.

Lacrosse is a mixture between basketball, American Football, ice hockey and field hockey!

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) SECRETARY@DELFTLACROSSE.COM 2628CD DELFT DELFTLACROSSE.COM

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D.S.B.V. YOROSHI

SELF-DEFENSE

SPORT & CULTURE

SELF-DEFENCE In addition to traditional martial arts, Yoroshi also offers workshops focused on self-defense. Since this year you can follow advanced training in Krav Maga, and there are workshops such as Gun Disarming, Krav Maga Outdoor and Women Self Defence to make you feel safer out on the street.

GEZELLIGHEID Are you interested in martial arts, self-defense and Of course, training is not the only thing we do. We socializing? Perfect! D.S.B.V. Yoroshi is a student also have social activities to get to know each other budosport association for all lovers of Japanese better such as regular drinks (first round is on the martial arts, as well as Krav Maga! association), the end-of-year barbecue, or just having a drink after training.

FIGHTING Yoroshi offers a challenge for the beginner, the advanced and everyone in between. Our regular training schedule consists of Judo, Jiu Jitsu, Karate and Krav Maga. Guest teachers are regularly invited to give special training sessions such as Nunchakudo, Eskrima and Kendo, and with the annual band exams you can grow into a true black belt fighter!

So have you always wanted to try a martial arts, or do you want to get back into it? During the first week there is the possibility to try budo sports for free.

Find us during the OWee on the info market and at the sports day for more information, questions and demonstrations. More information is available on www.yoroshi.nl. See you on the mat!

Membership costs only 20 euros per year!

To facilitate our international members all communication within Yoroshi is in English

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) BESTUUR@YOROSHI.NL 268CD DELFT WWW.YOROSHI.NL

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DSBA UNITED SHUTTLES SMASHING RIGHT BADMINTON

associations.

Besides badminton, our SoCo (Social Committee) organizes montly events. These events are organized for fun and to increase the bond within our club.

Every month there is a different event, varying from a Christmas Dinner to pool and a movie night. The last SoCo-event of the year is traditionally a weekend DSBA-USSR, which stands for Delft Student away. During this weekend, a group of members Badminton Association – United Shuttles travel to a different location in the Netherlands to Smashing Right, is the student badminton enjoy fun activities such as a city game or minigolf. association of Delft University of Technology. The association is almost 15 years old and has been getting bigger and bigger in the last few years.

Currently we have more than a hundred members at four different badminton levels. The ratio Dutch/ international is around fifty-fifty since badminton is a popular sport internationally.

Are you interested in playing badminton or joining matches and tournaments at DSBA-USSR? Feel free to contact us at board@unitedshuttles.nl. More information can be found at www.unitedshuttles.nl or follow us on Instagram: @unitedshuttles. We hope to see you soon!

Our main activity is badminton, so we offer trainings, competition and tournaments to our members. Training takes place on Tuesday evenings on four levels of which the highest two are trained by a professional trainer. Competition is also played at different levels in autumn and spring. Last year, we became champions in the fifth and sixth division! Furthermore, we regularly travel the country with a group of members to join tournaments. We also organize multiple tournaments ourselves, such as an open tournament, an internal tournament and friendly matches with other (student) badminton

We use about 1400 shuttles per year.

We are named USSR because there was already an association named U.S. Badminton and the USSR was the opponent of the United States in the Cold War.

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) BOARD@UNITEDSHUTTLES.NL 2628CD DELFT WWW.UNITEDSHUTTLES.NL

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DELFT STUDENT ESPORTS ASSOCIATION (DSEA) E-SPORTS

SPORT & CULTURE

Welcome to DSEA, the oldest student esports association in the Netherlands.

Our goal is to enjoy gaming in and around Delft.

We have many active members who are always looking to play and share any game they like with others. All in all: esports, games and lots of fun!

DSEA welcomes gamers of all different categories.

LAN evenings. On these evenings all members are welcome to bring their laptops, consoles or board games to play games together. Many weeks also have their own theme or competition, making every LAN unique with a wide variety of games being played.

Besides the LAN we also organise bigger events such as tournaments, viewing parties, an annual trip (e.g. to GamesCom), offline events and more!

Currently, the most popular games within the association are: League of Legends, CS:GO, Super Smash Brothers (Ultimate & Melee), Rocket League and Overwatch. We encourage members to pick up other games as well. As a result, we also have smaller communities for Hearthstone, Starcraft II, rhythm games etc.

Aside from playing games in a more social manner Among our most notable activities are the weekly we also provide the opportunity to join a variety of (student) competitions and tournaments. We ourselves organise tournaments for League of Legends, CS:GO and Super Smash Brothers (Ultimate & Melee). Here we have our most enthusiastic members facing off against other teams, to prove once and for all that Delft is the go-to place for student esports!

DSEA was originally founded in a McDonalds restaurant!

We are the oldest student E-sports associations in the Netherlands!

Whether you are a casual gamer or a die-hard esports fanatic; you will never fail to find like-minded people within our society. If this sounds right up your alley, make sure to look for our stand at the infomarket and Search@X. You can also join us in the evening for an awesome night of gaming and socializing, so make sure to drop by. Or check us out at esportsdelft.nl.

Game on!

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) INFO@ESPORTSDELFT.NL 2628CD DELFT WWW.ESPORTSDELFT.NL

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DELFT FENCING CLUB FENCING

Hello! Welcome to the most beautiful sport in the world and the best fencing club in the Netherlands! Fencing boasts a long history and incredible historical figures, like the Three Musketeers and Zorro. The sport is characterised by the combination of agility, technique and responsiveness, from live chess to an explosion of movement. A match between professional fencers Have you never fenced before? Not a problem! Our quickly looks choreographed. But the one thing beginner courses will teach you the basics in a single that still beats watching a fencing match is fencing quarter. You only need a sportscard to participate. yourself, of course. And this is possible. With us.

During these courses, you will be taught how to fence epee - where the focus is on technique. After Delft Fencing Club will be sixteen years old this these lessons, you’ll be able to take a sabre - where year. We started out as a small association and explosiveness and surprise are most important - in have always remained one. Our motto is: neat hand. Every course is concluded with a beginner and petite. We practice two out of the three tournament, in which you pair up with an advanced fencing weapons: epee and sabre. Not only do fencer. This does not only make the transition to we participate in individual matches, but we also advanced training easier but also more fun! participate in teams, where the second are always the merriest!

If you are wondering if this is something for you, martial arts with a real weapon, then join us during the OWee and hopefully the open course days of the Sports Centre in September. We will gladly show you what we’ve got!

50% of our members is an international!

Most fencers with us only started fencing in their student days!

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) SECRETARIS@DELFTFENCINGCLUB.COM 2628CD DELFT WWW.DELFTFENCINGCLUB.COM

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D.S.K.V. IJZERSTERK

SPORT & CULTURE

POWERLIFTING

“Pompen, that is our motto. We lift weights together, train together, and motivate each other to achieve that personal record on a lift or push ourselves just a little harder during training. DSKV IJzersterk connects strength athletes pursuing excellence. Knowledge is shared and made available through coaching from experienced members within the association. We strive to make competitive participation in strength sports as accessible as possible. Furthermore, DSKV IJzersterk offers a passionate team spirit, unique in the world of strength sports.

We are the strongest student association of The Netherlands!

Every Friday Tasty Corner!

The association was founded only five years ago but has grown into an active association full of motivated and passionate lifters. At DSKV IJzersterk you can find athletes who are interested primarily in powerlifting and Olympic weightlifting. These strength sports focus on the barbell movements, namely squat, bench press and deadlift in powerlifting and the snatch and clean & jerk in Olympic weightlifting.

Besides supporting your strength goals, the association hosts a lot of social activities as well where you can build or strengthen new friendships.

As a member of DSKV IJzersterk you will find others

and personal coaching, who are willing to help you establish a proper tailor-made training program and regime, maximizing your natural potential to become the strongest version of yourselves and boost self-esteem. Perhaps you will find yourself competing among other athletes of DSKV IJzersterk at both a national and international stage. One thing is for sure, you will be invited to participate in several strength-related events, seminars, and many other activities. If you are looking for training buddies who will push you to your limit, DSKV IJzersterk is the place to be.�

MEKELWEG 8-10 (X TU DELFT) VOORZITTER@IJZERSTERK.NL 2628CD DELFT WWW.IJZERSTERKDELFT.NL

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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWEE AND FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS’ of degree programme in that case. You can WEEKEND deregister for the OWee by sending us an email.

What is the OWee and when does it take place?

If you deregister, you will get your money back, OWee stands for ‘OntvangstWeek’, which translates as ‘Opening Week’. During this week, you will get to know a great deal about the student city of Delft. You will find out about the various student associations, go on a tour of the city and visit special places on the campus!

The exact date and content of this week has to be figured out. Check our website to see the lates. updates.

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Is the OWee really that important?

Yes, it is important that you feel at home in the city where you will be studying. And because there is so much to see of what Delft has to offer in one week, everyone is sure to find something that suits them.

less administration costs. You can deregister until Sunday 11 August. After this date, we will no longer be able to refund your money.

I don’t know anyone who is going to study in Delft. Is coming to the OWee really that much fun, in that case?

The OWee is precisely intended for people in your position! This week, you will take part in the programme in your own OWee group. The groups consist of ten prospective first-year students who are in exactly the same position. They are all new in Delft. So if you want to get to know people, this week is the perfect way to embark on this new phase of your life! There is bound to be someone who you get along with!

Part of my degree programme is given in another city.

HAVING DOUBTS ABOUT SIGNING UP FOR THE OWEE Do I really need to come to the OWee? Suppose you are not too bothered with all this Some programmes at TU Delft are given in student stuff - do you still need to go to the OWee? combination with other universities. Molecular Yes, we really recommend that you do! The OWee is not just about partying and all the student associations, but also about getting to know Delft. For example, we organise a tour of the campus, a challenge through the city, an information market, and a sports and culture day. You will get to know so many people during the course of the week. Whether or not you join a student association, it is always great to start off your time as a student with friends around you!

What if I fail to get a place on the degree programme of my choice?

Even if you are not allocated a place on the degree programme of your choice, you can still come to the OWee. However, we advise you to do the introduction week of your second choice

Science & Technology and Life Science & Technology are given partly in Leiden, while Nanobiology students sometimes have to go to Rotterdam. If you are about to start on the Clinical Technology programme, then part of it is in both cities!

Can you participate in the OWee if you are under 18?

Yes, you can certainly participate in the OWee if you are under 18.

I will be studying at a University of Applied Sciences in Delft - can I come to the OWee? Yes, certainly! The OWee is for every prospective student at TU Delft and all universities of applied sciences in Delft. More and more HBO students are coming to the OWee. Last year, there were 400.

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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS DURING THE OWEE What is an OWee group and how are they formed?

OWee groups have ten prospective students and two mentors. You participate in your own OWee programme as part of this group. The mentors have already been studying in Delft for a year or more, so they know what’s what in the city.

Is the OWee some kind of initation?

No, the OWee is not an initiation. The OWee is for every student in Delft and every part is accessible to everyone on a voluntary basis.

You are not obliged to do anything.

STUDENT ASSOCIATIONS When can you sign up to a student association? The OWee is intended to let you get to know all the student associations and to sign up to the one that appeals to you. Some student associations have limits on their membership numbers, so if you want to sign up for one, don’t wait too long. In many cases, you can only sign up to a student association during the OWee, either in the daytime or in the evenings. If you would like to become a member but cannot come to the

OWee, you should contact the student association in question.

What is the introduction period?

This is a period in which new members of a student association get to know each other and the association itself. How the period is filled in, and how long it lasts, differs from one association to the next, but it usually starts immediately after the OWee – that is, Friday 23 August. If you are planning to join a student association, it is a good idea to keep the week after the OWee free. Between the OWee and the introduction period it is possible to go home and swap your OWee things for those that you need for the introduction period.

OTHER I have another question!

If you still have questions about the OWee after reading this BINAS, send an email to info@owee.nl, or call +31 (0) 15 278 6709!

MORE INFORMATION? When do I get more information about OWee 2020?

Visit our website for more information!

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TU DELFT VR

TUDELFT.NL/VR

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VISIT WWW.TUDELFT.NL/VR FOR A VIRTUAL TOUR OVER THE CAMPUS!

WWW.TUDELFT.NL/VR

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SUSTAINABILITY The OWee Board strives to organize the most sustainable introductionweek every year. Therefore, we make some small and big changes in products we use or in our program. For example, this BINAS contains 16 pages less than last year. This way, we can save 150 kgs of paper! In the past years, we focused on our waste management, but we are asking you to help us. Please throw your waste in the bin, during and after the OWee!

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COLOPHON

EDITORIAL

This is it! After reading many pages, you have arrived at the end of this BINAS. You are now familiar with all the ins and outs of the beautiful city of Delft, the possibilities within your educational institution and the madness of student life! Everything needed to start your life in Delft as complete as possible. At the moment of writing we are busy working on the finishing touch! The BINAS is almost finished!

experience and advice and for reflecting on all aspects of this BINAS. We also want to put Alexander Lokhorst and Elma Lutz in the limelight because they always assist us as supervisors with their knowledge and tips.

We also want to thank Leonie van den Boom for her input in the BINAS.

The editors of this BINAS consist of Mennolt Verhaar, Annick van der Lingen, Frank van der Made, Melanie During the making of this BINAS, the world was de Reus & Suzanne Post. The BINAS 2020 was printed facing COVID-19. This meant that the traditional by Drukkerij Quantes in Rijswijk on behalf of the OWee way of organizing the OWee, could be done as Board. The circulation is 6800 copies (Dutch ones). in the 46 years prior to this year. When the dutch version of this BINAS was finished, we heard that big events could take place this year. This meant that most of the pages had to be done over. It took some time but we are very proud of this edition of the BINAS. We would like to thank all study, student, sports, cultural and international associations for helping us to make BINAS as complete as possible with their original pieces, photos, stories and impressions.

You have highlighted all the beautiful moments of student life in Delft. We also thank all other (student) organizations and individuals for their contribution to BINAS. We would like to thank our advisors, Veronique Meerdink and Paul van de Weijer, for their wise advice,

OWee Board 2020

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