TU Delft - Mechanical Engineering

TU Delft - Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (ME) - Groundbreaking research In fact, in today's world nothing moves without it.

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (ME)

Minimally invasive surgery, off-shore dredging, automated driving; they are all based in mechanical engineering. Jointly, our experts conduct applied and fundamental research on a range of subjects, including sustainable energy, robotic solutions, transport, logistics, security and healthcare. The faculty houses some first-rate teaching and research facili

ties such as a robotics lab, a towing tank, a medical lab and a process technology lab. The faculty offers three bachelor's degree programmes: Mechanical Engineering, Maritime Engineering and Clinical Technology

In addition, the faculty also offers seven master's programmes: Biomedical Engineering, Offshore & Dredging Engineering, Technical Medicine, Materials Science & Engineering, Systems & Control, Marine Technology, Mechanical Engineering

🍂 Wishing all ME students good luck this exam week! Enjoy the colourful trees during your study breaks 🍁 📚
31/10/2025

🍂 Wishing all ME students good luck this exam week! Enjoy the colourful trees during your study breaks 🍁 📚

There’s so much to experience at the TU Delft Open Campus Days on October 17 and 20! ✨💡 It’s a great opportunity to get ...
07/10/2025

There’s so much to experience at the TU Delft Open Campus Days on October 17 and 20! ✨💡 It’s a great opportunity to get a real sense of what it’s like to study here.

🎓 Learn about the range of degree programs
🏛 Experience the campus and its facilities
👩‍🏫 Get inspired by various demonstrations
👨‍🎓 Meet students who will share their experiences

Curious about all the activities? Check out the link in our bio and sign up! ✏️

🔍 Spot the difference...Swipe ➡️ and travel through time with us!📸 Photo 1: 1961 – The former cafeteria of the Mechanica...
25/07/2025

🔍 Spot the difference...
Swipe ➡️ and travel through time with us!

📸 Photo 1: 1961 – The former cafeteria of the Mechanical Engineering faculty, then known as Werktuigbouwkunde.

📸 Photo 2: 2025 – The same location, now with a modern look and enriched with more greenery, plants, and trees.

We look back at a successful Maritime Engineering Design Day 2025! 🌊 Beautiful designs, spectacular races, and many happ...
08/06/2025

We look back at a successful Maritime Engineering Design Day 2025! 🌊 Beautiful designs, spectacular races, and many happy faces 😃

As part of the year-long ‘Integration and Skills’ project, Maritime Engineering students learn how to design a vessel that meets specific requirements. In this way, theory from their other first-year courses is directly applied in practice.

Read more about the Design Day 2025 👉 link in bio


This week our first year Maritime Engineering students are in the workshop to make a scale model of their own designed b...
27/05/2025

This week our first year Maritime Engineering students are in the workshop to make a scale model of their own designed boat. This is part of the Integration and Skills course, where students apply theory to practice. Among other things, the boat should be able to transport wind turbine components to offshore wind farms. 💨💦

Are you curious to see how the boats perform in the water? Everyone is very welcome to have a look at the Design Competition on Wednesday 4 June 15:30 at the lawn behind the ME faculty 🔜👀

Spring has sprung at ME! 🌸
09/04/2025

Spring has sprung at ME! 🌸

🍂 Wishing all ME students good luck this exam week! Enjoy the colourful trees during your study breaks 🍁 📚
04/11/2024

🍂 Wishing all ME students good luck this exam week! Enjoy the colourful trees during your study breaks 🍁 📚

After months of hard work, all first-year students of the bachelor Mechanical Engineering could battle their crate stack...
13/06/2024

After months of hard work, all first-year students of the bachelor Mechanical Engineering could battle their crate stacking stacker to find out who could stack the most crates. 🏁 Over 100 teams where challenged to stack up to 25 crates during the Design Competition, designing a stacker that uses a lifting movement and a forward movement with an increasing stability challenge. 🛠️Great results!

Which ship is the fastest? 🚢 And which one can ship the most load? First year students Maritime Engineering competed wit...
06/06/2024

Which ship is the fastest? 🚢 And which one can ship the most load?
First year students Maritime Engineering competed with each other during the design competition yesterday! Traditionally, this festive event is organised for first year students to take their family and other visitors along at the ME faculty.

Looking back to an incredible yesterday. Thanks to all the girls for visiting us and shout out to all female role mode...
12/04/2024

Looking back to an incredible yesterday. Thanks to all the girls for visiting us and shout out to all female role models for making this day a great success! 💙

🆕 Benieuwd waar je terecht kunt komen na de opleiding Maritieme Techniek? Ga op 23 april mee op bedrijfsexcursie, specia...
09/04/2024

🆕 Benieuwd waar je terecht kunt komen na de opleiding Maritieme Techniek? Ga op 23 april mee op bedrijfsexcursie, speciaal voor studiekiezers! 👉🏻 Aanmelden kan via de link in bio.

We can't get enough of the beautiful blossom in front of our faculty 😍 Just a few more pictures to start off the Easter ...
29/03/2024

We can't get enough of the beautiful blossom in front of our faculty 😍 Just a few more pictures to start off the Easter break with 🌹

Happy Easter! 🐣🐰

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Mekelweg 2
Delft
2628CD

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Maandag 08:00 - 19:00
Dinsdag 08:00 - 19:00
Woensdag 08:00 - 19:00
Donderdag 08:00 - 19:00
Vrijdag 08:00 - 19:00

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