Eindhoven University of Technology Courses and Fees 2025

• Initially it took me some time to adapt to the course curriculum, as it was designed for a quarter system. It was a mix of both theoretical and practical at the same time. The most positive aspect was that I got used to completing my assignments, which were purely practical and had to apply my learning to solve each problem. This helped improve my problem-solving skills.
• At the same time, the quarter system made life difficult, as it gave no time to focus on extracurricular activities. Typically, 2 classes are scheduled per week for one course and timing varies between 8:45 am and 3:30 pm, with 3:30 pm being the last class. Average number of students is between 30-60 with Indian students being limited to between 5 and 10.

• The fee for the first year includes:
  • Fee for financial means—which the university will transfer to your account once you have opened a bank account here—which sums up to 12000 euros
  • Tuition fee—This amounts to about 19,500 euros for one academic year and increases slightly every year.
• For the second year:
  • You will have to take care of your financial funds for living, as the university will not collect it beforehand and transfer it to you. It can be paid in a monthly manner or in a one-time transaction. It's up to you to decide which means of payment you want to choose.
  • A breakdown of my monthly expenses include
  • Rent – 650 euros
  • Insurance and bike maintenance—50euros
  • Groceries—100euros
  • Miscellaneous - 100 euros

• The difficulty level is 9.5/10. It is very mixed; some courses are chill while others are so theoretical that it makes you cry from your heart just to pass it. They are very serious and organised in everything, so you need to be professional with everyone; if you take shortcuts, it won't work.
• In my course, its mostly negative due to the mandatory courses and some illogical rules that we can't do both internships and theses outside the university while they allow other course students to do that.
• Classes are very much dependent on the course, but it won't exceed 2 classes of 2 hours each per week.
• The average number also depends on the course and can range from 10 to 300.
  It is fairly low Indian students in my branch, about 7%.

• It is a yearly fee for the first year, which was 17800 Euros in 2023
  and then the next year you have the option of either paying it yearly or quarterly and the fees was 19300 euros in 2024
  Please also note that the tuition fee is increasing every year.
• The monthly expense is max ~1000 euros
  rent = 400-600 euros
  food: 150-300 euros
  miscellaneous-> 150 euros
• The good part is that transport is your bike, which costs you nothing.

The course is very up to date with the current requirements for computer science graduates.

11200 euros per year for bachelor.