Eindhoven University of Technology Courses and Fees 2025

• Course curriculum – It is finely balanced in terms of theory and practice as well. There is also a catch, like it depends on the course/subjects that you choose in the first year. Sometimes it might be entirely practically orientated or theory orientated.
• Courses make you well equipped with the basic knowledge for you to approach the industry problem. So you don't need to worry much while entering into the work life.
• Usually it depends on the number of courses that you enrol yourself in per quartile. Most people will choose 2–3 courses per quartile. So the class timing would be varying, like from 8:45 to 12:30 PM or from 1:30 until 5:15 PM for 3 to 4 days max per week. It is also not mandatory for you to attend class in person. Some courses have recorded videos so that you can watch the lectures at your convenience.
• The average number of students is not something to be predicted and giving an estimated answer is really difficult since it varies based on the course. Let's say, like, you will have the option to select 1 out of 4 courses.
• Maybe 8 students would have enrolled for my master's programme. Also for each course, it would be like 1 or 2.

• Per year Tuition fees (vary) are 19,700 EUR, and Accommodation & other expenses (monthly) - 850 EUR. The accommodation fees can vary, but due to the scarcity of houses, they are more of the same price.
• Fees can be paid for a split of 10 months, per quartile (2 months) or all at once. It depends on which mode you want to pay. Be aware of the tax and conversion charges since it will also alter the total sum that you will pay.
• Expense (month) Rent – 650 EUR, food – 100 EUR, bike – 10 EUR, additional expense – remaining amount (insurance, recharge).

• I would rate my course curriculum as difficult but not impossible. There were 80 credits or so from 180 that were theory; the rest were either practical projects or electives, for which you can choose to have practical projects or theory. This was the most positive aspect, as you could shape what kind of engineer you wanted to become from electives. However, there were some courses with limited seats; therefore, you had to think long ahead to apply to them quickly.
• There were about 10-15 indian students in my degree out of about 150 international students. Total we were about 300 mechanical engineering students. The classes usually started about 8:45 AM and lasted until 5 for some. Maximum lecture was about 3 hours.

• The tuition fees are a big sum for an international student, which can be paid in 1 full go or in 10 instalments from September to May. However, along with tuition fees, you also need to show that you can stay here with a financial statement as well, which states that you need to have at least 11,000 euros or so per year as living costs.
• The housing situation is quite bad so do expect higher expenses than when i was here. The estimated rent is around >700 for a room and a person should be fine with living on 150 euros for food per month. Bike is the best way of transportation for speed and cost. However, if you live in another city, do expect high public transportation costs.

It is highly relevant to the industry today but also very rigourous at the same time. There exists a quartile system as opposed to a semester system. This means that you have about 10 weeks to master 3 courses and be tested on them and this might be too intense for many. But besides that the quality of education is high and a high degree of focus is placed on practical learning.

11k euros and living would be around 750 - 1000 eur p/m