Master Internships and Theses
Please make the appropriate selection below based on whether you are a TU Delft student and whether you are enrolled in the Master Robotics at the 3mE Faculty.
Information about the second year of the Master Robotics can be found on the TU Delft internal Brightspace site, see link.
The staff persons involved in the various specializations are (in alphabetical order, see contact data):
- Perception & Modeling: Prof. Dr. D.M. Gavrila, Dr. J.F.P. Kooij, and Dr. H. Caesar
- Dynamics & Control: Dr. J. Alonso-Mora, Prof. Dr. R. Babuska, Dr. J. Kober, Dr. W. Pan, Dr. B. Shyrokau, Prof. Dr. M. Wisse
- Human Factors: Prof. Dr. Abbink, Dr. J. De Winter and Dr. R. Happee
Please note that each specialization has certain course requirements that need to be fulfilled before a MS Thesis project can be started. If these are met, contact one of the corresponding staff persons. Please include following information:
- your CV
- your BS and MS course transcripts
- your preferred starting date
- any preference for particular Thesis topics (methods and/or applications), and
- any preference to pursue your MS Thesis onsite at TU Delft, or externally at some company.
For general advice or guidance, please contact the master coordinator (Coordinator-MSc-RO @ tudelft . nl).
We are generally not able to supervise internships and/or MS Theses of non-Robotics students, due to staff shortage.
If you have a very good academic record (grade average 8.3 / A- or higher in the courses relevant for your internship / MS Thesis) or some other strong qualification, we might make an exception. In that case, please send us a short letter of motivation, your CV and your course transcripts (MS, BS).
For students from universities that participate in academic exchange programs with the TU Delft, like ERASMUS, please see tab “TU Delft non-Robotics students”.
For other non-TU Delft students, we are unfortunately not able to supervise internships and/or MS Theses. If you are interested in the Master Robotics, see the info here, or check out the research at the Cognitive Robotics department.