Inter-institutional agreement between programme countries

Social and Health Policy Committee is always personalizing its services adjusting them to the needs and wills of every single student.

Contact details: Tel. (+30) 2310 995360, (+30) 2310 995386, (+30) 2310 991376
E-mail: socialcom@ad.auth.gr

For a summary about all information for exchange students download the Information Sheet Exchange TU Delft at tudelft.nl/information-sheet-incoming-exchange

TU Delft strives to make all academic programs accessible for students and staff with a disability. To do this, all the university buildings must be accessible; but this can also mean that the classroom, lecture hall and laboratory facilities are altered in such a way as to make it easier for you to follow your academic courses. It may also be the case that academic or examination materials are offered in alternative forms. TU Delft is always open to good ideas and suggestions for making improvements. Further information is available at tudelft.nl/en/students/services/studying-with-a-disability/

The receiving institution will send its decision within 8 weeks at the latest.

A Transcript of Records will be issued by the receiving institution no later than 5 weeks after the assessment period has finished at the receiving HEI. (At TU Delft: tudelft.nl/academic-calendar-and-assessment-period)

In the event of unilateral termination, a notice of at least one academic year should be given. This means that a unilateral decision to discontinue the exchanges notified to the other party by 1 September 20XX will only take effect as of 1 September 20XX+1. The termination clauses must include the following disclaimer: "Neither the European Commission nor the National Agencies can be held responsible in case of a conflict."

A scale of 1 to 10 applies to the marks of each subject in the Hellenic Higher Education

Dutch grading scale

The Dutch grading scale, implemented from primary school through university level, goes from 1 (very poor) to 10 (excellent). At TU Delft final marks are rounded off to whole and half figures. A 6.0 is a pass. Although the scale runs from 1.0 to 10.0, the marks 9.0 and 9.5 are not frequently awarded and 10s are extremely rare. The meaning of the marks is as follows:

Sometimes a ‘V’ is awarded instead of a mark to indicate that the requirements for a particular subject have been fulfilled. ‘VR’ instead of a mark indicates that a student has been exempted from an examination or practical exercise on the grounds of a previous examination, degree audit or practical exercise completed within the higher education system that corresponds with the subject for which exemption is sought, as regards content and study load, or on the grounds of knowledge and/or skills acquired outside the higher education system.

Grading systems and ‘grading culture’ vary from country to country. In the Netherlands a 1 – 10 grading scale is commonly used. The Dutch grading culture is rather conservative: a 10 or even a 9, is not often awarded. At TU Delft even higher standards are the norm.The average grading results of TU Delft BSc and MSc students are available at: tudelft.nl/grading-scale

The sending and receiving institutions will provide assistance in obtaining insurance for incoming and outbound mobile participants, according to the requirements of the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education.

The receiving institution will inform mobile participants of cases in which insurance cover is not automatically provided. Information and assistance can be provided by the following contact points and information sources:

The receiving institution will guide incoming mobile participants in finding accommodation, according to the requirements of the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education.

Information and assistance can be provided by the following persons and information sources: