Master in Traffic Operations
at TU Delft, Delft

4.1 /5

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Master in Traffic Operations
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TU Delft
Overview

Offered at the PG level of study by the Delft University of Technology, Master in Traffic Operations is one of the top choices among international students around the globe. Students can do this course over a period of 2 years. Plus, candidates must meet the minimum score requirements for aptitude test and English proficiency exams such as IELTS and TOEFL for admissions to the university for Master in Traffic Operations. Also, they must submit all the required documents. When it comes to the expenses of studying this program, the cost is divided into two parts, annual tuition cost and the cost of living. Note that this amount does not include:

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Duration	2 years
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Course Level	PG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time

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Master in Traffic Operations
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When planning for the Master in Traffic Operations, applicants should consider the financial aspects involved. Additionally, it is also important to account for living expenses such as accommodation, food, and utility costs. Such expenses may vary according to living styles and other fees added by the Delft University of Technology. To know about the complete breakdown of the Delft University of Technology Master in Traffic Operations fee structure and all other cost-element-wise expenditures for an elaborate cost overview, please check the table below.

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Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree.

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Rank	Rank Publisher
#50	University THE (Times Higher Education), 2027
#1	Netherlands Ranking QS, 2026
#151	Universities ARWU (Shanghai Ranking), 2026

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Delft University of Technology
Students Ratings & Reviews

4.1/5

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Student Views (Based on Reviews)

50% students never faced discrimination in this university

Vibe of Campus

Academically oriented

Stressful

Friendly

Multi-dimensional

Internships4.3

Part time work3.7

Post study jobs3.7

Quality of faculty4.7

Student Life4.1

Value for money4.1

Public transportation4.3

Safety4.9

Indian Food3.4

Permanent Immigration3.9

Anonymous

MSc Aerospace Engineering - Batch of 2026

4.2

An Amazing Place to Grow and Develop

Tips: The university is amazing, but academically demanding. Students should be ready to move out of their comfort zone and devote a lot of time to studying. Dutch people are SMART and direct, and the professors are very friendly and experienced. I received a JnV scholarship, which fully funds my education and living expenses. The scholarship is competitive (2 people per engineering branch are selected), and the application process includes filling out a scholarship form with 5 questions. The university is worth the money. I learnt a lot and have a lot of cherished memories, particularly from working with my professors.

Likes (Student Life): TU Delft offers many clubs (technical and fun activities like climbing, kayaking, etc.). For students, however, many times they require full-time work, requiring a gap year in their studies. The sports centre is amazing, with plenty of options for fun, recreation, and enjoyment. But the subscription can be slightly expensive.

Dislikes (Indian Food): Good quality Indian restaurants are not present in Delft. The nearest Indian restaurants are in the adjacent city of The Hague. The restaurants are quite expensive, so I prefer cooking. Subways, McD and Italian food are widespread in the city. There are a lot of good cafes and coffee places.

Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 800

Prepping time for classes25 hours/Week

Expected Annual SalaryEuro

Reviewed on 26 Aug 2026Read more

Anonymous

MSc Chemical Engineering - Batch of 2025

4.0

Good faculty and course.

Tips: Insurance is crucial. The weather, especially the rain in winter, can be quite challenging as cycling is often the main mode of transport. You can apply for scholarships on the official TUD website. Also, be prepared for a significant cultural adjustment, as making friends here can be a bit difficult.

Likes (Quality of faculty): The faculty were very nice and helpful. The mix of faculty teaching, practical sessions and Q&A made the courses engaging and easy to understand. Seniors also helped a lot as teaching assistants, and they held doubt sessions before exams.

Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): The current job market is challenging. Regarding permanent settlement learning Dutch and residing here for six years post-graduation are essential factors and these considerations contribute to my three-star rating.

Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1200

Prepping time for classes30 hours/Week

Expected Annual SalaryEuro 48000

Reviewed on 9 Sep 2025Read more

Varun Singh Verified Icon

MSc Computer Science - Batch of 2024

4.0

Efficient, productive and independence.

Tips: The education system in the Netherlands and the way people work in general will make you more efficient in life. This could be anything from planning something small to something impactful, and I think this is because of the independence that is given to students to study what they want with the general expectation that the work being produced will be meaningful and impactful and isn't being done just to pass a course. This culture of teaching is inculcated right from primary school in the Netherlands, and it is amazing to see how productive these students turn out to be. I believe that after studying at Delft, you will likely observe this behaviour and also find yourself to be productive, not waiting to be told what to do but taking initiative and realising what needs to be done. A practical aspect that also needs to be mentioned is that if you don't speak Dutch, then be aware that a lot of entry-level opportunities will not be for you. If you are an experienced IT professional, then the job market is better for you, but for beginners, my suggestion would be to practice competitive coding since most companies use that to filter candidates.

Likes (Public transportation): Public transportation in Delft is fairly good. Most students and people prefer using bikes but you can also take the bus, which is available frequently. There is currently a tram line under construction within the campus, so connectivity should improve even more once it’s complete in a year or so.

Dislikes (Student Life): Most days in university will be spent on assignments and reading papers and less on other activities. Do keep in mind that Delft is a STEM university, so naturally, the culture of students is more geared towards research and less on social activities, but that doesn't mean there are none. There are various student organisations and social outreach program organisations. Since the education system follows a quarter system instead of a semester, it means the study and workload can be quite high. A quarter generally lasts 8-10 weeks, and the study load that is expected to be taken is 15EC (3 courses of 5EC each). If you are familiar with the course, then you will have an easier time otherwise, it could be a real challenge. The grading system is not lenient and quite stringent; getting a 9 is considered extremely rare.

Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1300

Prepping time for classes30 hours/Week

Expected Annual SalaryEuro 50000

Reviewed on 8 Apr 2025Read more

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Anish Deshpande Verified Icon

MSc Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Technology - Batch of 2026

4.0

Great people, professors, teaching and student life, with some bouts of poor weather.

Tips: There are many students of Indian origin at TU Delft, so there is a lot of Indian culture. It is a great place to be. Everyone is very friendly and they make you feel at home with mentors and different guides and information meetings. If you apply early, you can try for scholarships that are department-specific, but later there are only a few scholarships available, so do not count on getting one. There are only a few on-campus jobs available for a large group of students. For those who do get it, the pay is good. Off-campus, there are career days that they organize to help you match with different companies. Part-time is definitely manageable with the academics. Part-time work pays about 15-20 per hour. Overall, I am satisfied with my experiences.

Likes (Student Life): The best part about studying here is the student life. There are tons of events and sports facilities, lots of clubs, bars, and restaurants, and activities that are one-time only. There's probably a cultural event for anything you can think of. This place is a real melting pot, which means there's a club, bar, or restaurant for everything you're into. Not only that, but you'll find people from all over the world here, so you can easily meet new friends. There are always plenty of events, and everyone has a good time at them. Plus, when you first start your studies here, you'll be randomly paired with a group of other students from various countries. These people can easily become your closest friends during the semester.

Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1000

Prepping time for classes20 hours/Week

Expected Annual SalaryEuro 50000

Reviewed on 17 Mar 2025Read more

SHRUTI SAMANTARAI Verified Icon

MSc Chemical Engineering - Batch of 2026

3.9

A good combination of international exposure and adulting challenges.

Tips: Knowing cycling helps a lot as the roads are mostly flat with dedicated cycle lanes and daily commute for classes, grocery shopping becomes really helpful, and one would save a lot on the public transportation charges. It takes time to adjust to the quarter system of exams, which keeps you busy throughout the year. Winters can get a bit harsh and the country also has an unpredictable pattern of rain, which is quite tough to handle, but proper clothing can help. With regards to the safety of women, it is completely safe on and off campus. There are some occasional incidents of cycle thefts depending on whether they are locked properly or kept in an isolated place, but otherwise the Dutch streets are generally well-lit, with public transportation running till quite late hours. Also, since Delft mostly has students and everyone owns a bike, it is pretty convenient and safe on the street. Overall, I am quite satisfied with my experiences.

Dislikes (Part time work): The first year is generally quite occupied with classes, quarterly exams, and assignments, which makes it tough to take up part-time jobs and balance with the curriculum. The second year focuses mainly on internships, which are generally paid and some teaching assistant jobs, which may help with covering living expenses partly, but with the university funding being cut in the Netherlands, the opportunities are decreasing a bit.

Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 640

Prepping time for classes35 hours/Week

Expected Annual SalaryEuro

Reviewed on 10 Mar 2025Read more

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