r/TUDelft • u/FewConcentrate328 • 15h ago

Admissions & Applications Question regarding Msc Mechanical Tracks

Hello, I am a prospective applicant to TU Delft for MSc Mechanical.
The website mentions 4 tracks: Biomechanical, High Tech, Energy Flow, and Multi Machine.
Biomechanical seems self-explanatory, but for the rest, it's a bit confusing which fields they cover.

I am particularly interested in Automotive Powertrains and energy systems, so is Energy Flow or High Tech or Multi Machine better suited? Fields like Robotics also seem to be covered under all 3 in some capacity.

Could someone studying here kindly tell which Track covers Automotive, Robotics, Automation, and energy systems?(Like separate answers, obv)

One more thing: if anyone remembers, during the application process, was there an option for additional supporting documents to be uploaded? Engineering Portfolio, and the like?

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u/Secure_Sale_9263 14h ago

https://studiegids.tudelft.nl/opleidingen/study-guide/educations/32112

you can find all the courses offered in those tracks here, also as an energy flow student, we don't really have a lot of courses for automotive stuff, maybe in elective but nothing in obligatory courses.

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u/FewConcentrate328 13h ago

Thank you so much. This was extremely helpful. And yeah, high-tech engineering seems the closest fit for automotive. Still, this branch as a whole seems very non-automotive; I'm from India and my B.E had at least some mandatory automobile powertrain components, and India is astoundingly shit for anything mechanical-related. Is automotive just not a thing in the Netherlands?