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AES News is the official newsletter of the BSc and MSc Applied Earth Sciences programmes. It contains important information for students
about changes to lectures and examinations, enrolling for practicals, excursions and so on. AES News may update information which has
previously appeared elsewhere, so it is very important that you read it.
Contents 12/04/2018 – Number 32-52
Personal circumstances justifying postponement of the Binding recommendation on
continuation of studies (BSA) for current students .............................................. 1
Extra exam opportunity Mathematics 4 (AESB2110) – ONLY if this is your last
uncompleted course ......................................................................................... 2
Study Abroad - Holland Scholarship 2018-2019 ......................................................... 2
Study Abroad: Safe Travel Training Sessions 2018 (26 April) ....................................... 2
Data joint Board of Examiners CE and AES ................................................................ 3
Data Examination Meetings...................................................................................... 3
Agenda / student events ......................................................................................... 3
Personal circumstances justifying postponement of the Binding recommendation on continuation of studies (BSA) for current students
BSA means that you will have to attain 45 credits in your first year in order to continue with your studies.
However, personal circumstances may have an adverse effect on your study performance. As soon as these
circumstances occur, you need to inform your academic counsellor. Your academic counsellor will discuss with you
whether these circumstances have indeed (had) an effect on your study performance and if you can request
postponement of the BSA from the BSA Committee. A request for postponement of the BSA includes not only a good
motivation on why you make the request, but also includes a declaration from the university doctor and/or psychologist.
Postponement of the binding recommendation on continuation of studies can be requested on the grounds of the
following personal circumstances:
a. Illness (including mental health problems)
b. Disability
c. Exceptional family circumstances
d. Pregnancy
e. Membership of the Faculty Student Council, the Central Student Council or the Board of Studies
f. Late registration for studies (after 30 September)
g. Athletes with a TUD top-class sports status
It should be noted that personal circumstances do not automatically lead to postponement of the BSA!
In case of postponement of the BSA you will have to earn 45 ECTS credits from the first-year curriculum during your
second study year, or successfully complete all first year courses.
Application for postponement
Applications for postponement of the BSA on the grounds of personal circumstances can be made until 22 June 2018.
Also apply when the results of Quarter 4 are still unknown!
Please contact the academic counsellor about the procedure and the essential documents. Please take into account that
there is a waiting period for getting a declaration from the student psychologist or physician.
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The next meeting of the BSA Committee will be on Monday 28 May 2018. Please send your request before Monday
21 May, 12.00 hrs. Send all your documents per e-mail to Secretary ESA : [email protected].
Details of the academic counsellors of the Faculty Civil Engineering and Geosciences can be found here. Extensive
information with regard to BSA can be found here. Information about the BSA CEG is listed on this page.
Extra exam opportunity Mathematics 4 (AESB2110) – ONLY if this is your
last uncompleted course For those students whose final uncompleted course for the BSc is AESB2110 (Mathematics 4), an extra exam opportunity
will be organised.
Please read the requirements carefully! Only those who comply with these requirements will be eligible for a resit.
Requirements:
Mathematics 4 is the last course you need to pass in order to obtain your BSc degree;
You failed the Math 4 exam four times or more;
You need to send in your ‘ SVO’ (progress summary) as proof;
You are obliged to participate in four practical sessions, in which you will receive feedback on the homework that you
need to make.
The exam will take place in week 4.9 or week 4.10.
E-mail your request for participation including your ‘SVO’ to: [email protected] no later than April 20,
2018 with reference to ‘extra exam opportunity Math4’.
Study Abroad - Holland Scholarship 2018-2019
Voor talentvolle studenten die voor hun studie, stage of onderzoek naar een NonEU-bestemming gaan, is er een
interessante beurs à € 1250 beschikbaar, de Holland Scholarship. De voorwaarden om in aanmerking te komen zijn te
vinden op https://www.tudelft.nl/studenten/ondersteuning/study-internship-abroad/funding-scholarships/holland-
scholarship/ en op het HSP application form.
Aanvullend vraagt de faculteit CiTG nog het volgende.
- GPA aantoonbaar 7.5 of hoger;
- Nederlandse nationaliteit;
- het verblijf vindt plaats in collegejaar 2018-2019, bij voorkeur in het 1e semester 2018-2019.
Graag vernemen we ook wat je zelf onderneemt/ter plekke gaat ondernemen om financiële tekorten aan
te vullen.
Meld je aan door uiterlijk 1 juni 2018 het ingevulde aanmeldformulier (incl. de benodigde bijlagen met daarbij een
officiële cijferlijst met GPA en gespecificeerde begroting) te sturen naar [email protected]. Na deze
deadline zal er een selectie plaatsvinden om het beperkte aantal beurzen (4) te verdelen. We verwachten voor eind juni
alle studenten over de uitslag te berichten. Over de uitslag kan niet worden gecorrespondeerd. Er kan geen aanvraag
worden ingediend na vertrek!
Het aanmeldformulier vind je op Brightspace (Student and International Office Civil Engineering and Geosciences).
Student and International Office CeG, kamer 2.73
Maaike Kraeger-Holland
Study Abroad: Safe Travel Training Sessions 2018 (26 April)
All students travelling abroad have to register themselves in "Osiris abroad" and follow the procedure as described in
the manual. All students have to attend the planned safe travel training sessions (see data below).
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Students visiting ORANGE areas are obliged to contact IV (Internal Safety department) [email protected]
on beforehand and are obliged to:
1. attend a safe travel training session
2. fill in the Personal S&S plan (handed out during the training)
3. send the plan to TU-IV.
The next safe travel training sessions (2018) are planned on:
26 April, Danszaal, Culture building 31 May, Conference room 2, Sport building
28 June, Conference room 2, Sport building
12-14 hrs. Please register yourself by sending email to [email protected]
Data joint Board of Examiners CE and AES
2018: 14 May, 11 June, 9 July 2018, 3 September, 8 October, 12 November and 10 December
2019: 14 January, 11 February, 11 March, 8 April, 13 May, 3 June and 8 July 2019
Letters for the Board of Examiners have to be provided with study number, name, address and signature and shall be
handed in 12 days prior to the meeting. Please mail to [email protected]
Data Examination Meetings
Apply before Meeting date BSc AES Graduation
Ceremony
15-3-2018
11-4-2018
18-5-2018
18-6-2018
23-7-2018
20-8-2018
17-9-2018
22-10-2018
19-11-2018
18-12-2018
21-1-2019
18-2-2019
18-3-2019
15-4-2019
Not known yet
Not known yet
Not known yet
16-4-2018
14-5-2018
18-6-2018
16-7-2018
20-8-2018
17-9-2018
15-10-2018
19-11-2018
17-12-2018
21-1-2019
18-2-2019
18-3-2019
15-4-2019
13-5-2019
17-6-2019
15-7-2019
19-8-2019
15-6-2018
15-6-2018
16-11-2018
16-11-2018
16-11-2018
16-11-2018
16-11-2018
22-3-2019
22-3-2019
22-3-2019
22-3-2019
14-6-2019
14-6-2019
14-6-2019
Not known yet
Not known yet
Not known yet
The data can also be found here.
Agenda / student events
26 April Safe travel training session Danszaal, Culture building
27 April King’s Day, faculty closed
2 May Deadline handing in documents for Board of Examiners meeting 14 May
18 May Deadline handing in documents for Examination meeting 18 June
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21 May Deadline applications BSA committee 28 May
31 May Safe Travel Training Session, Conference room 2, Sport building
1 juni Uiterste datum aanmelden Holland Scholarship 2018-2019
Useful websites:
Student Portal CEG (all information for students faculty CEG)
Academic counsellors (information and advice i.r.t. planning your studies)
Board of Examiners (can be of assistance with f.i. special requests regarding your curriculum)
Board of Studies (safeguards the quality of the programmes, sounding board for the study programmes)
CSA, Central Student Administration (enrolment, fees, online helpdesk)
In case you cannot find the information on the website, we can help you with finding your information during our daily
opening hours from 12.30 to 13.30 at the Education & Student Affairs department on the 2nd floor.
Appointments with a studyadvisor are to be scheduled online
Where? Studentportal, webpage study advisors CEG
How? Select date & time, book an appointment!
TU Delft Career & Counselling Services offers activities, training and workshops to Dutch and International
Students, BSc, MSc, PdEng, PhDs and recent alumni. Please check the descriptions on the organisation “Career &
Counselling Services” on Brightspace for detailed info.
Editors: Education and Student Affairs CEG (e-mail: [email protected])
Copy to be delivered to: AES News appears weekly. The deadline for items is Wednesday morning before 10:00 AM.
Items should be e-mailed in Word and should be provided in English with a maximum of 150 words.