The Ideaal! has made an Ideaal! and a Homemade Wednesday! 

Come and join this amazing Halloween-styled drink! With soup made by the participants and the CookCooC together!

Abacus will celebrate its 54th birthday in a few weeks! For this, the Dies committee has organised a week full with amazing activities. The Dies committee will announce what the theme of the Dies is this year! Come on by the Abscint and get to know what the Dies has got in store this year! 

The first Matheletics activity a sports crazy 88

Set the Cantus Tone with the "Gieter" Drink! It will be really hype so be sure to join!

Come and kick off the weekend with Scintilla!

Participate in the Red Thread Game that lasts the whole week.

Sign up in teams of max 5 people, if you do not have a team yet, please mention that and we will try to find you a group. 

Come and join this amazing lunch lecture of Witteveen and Bos!

Celebrate the 54th dies of Abacus with us with a delicious Greek dinner! 

Join this activity organised by the dies committee to celebrate the 54th dies of Abacus.

Come and celebrate the 54th dies of Abacus in the vestingbar. 

Free cake!

Have a drink to celebrate the 54th dies!

Share your feedback about the Master courses you followed during the first quartile! Free lunch will be provided.

Come to the election drink for the hottest exit polls of this year's election!

Come and join the amazing annual Taipan Tournament

Come by to get to know how to do salary negotiations by YER!

Be sure to celebrate Black Friday this year in Abacus style: Black and Yellow Friday!

Scintilla kicks off the weekend!

On friday the 24th of november the Educafe will be transformed to a music venue, were you can jam out with your friends and enjoy the music from other EEMCS students.

Scintilla's sportscommittee EE-Sports is organising a chess tournament for the entire faculty of EEMCS!

The FMC has organised a Games Night in the Vluchte!

Navy vessels are designed to operate in high-threat environments. These threats are becoming faster, more maneuverable, and more complex. Anti-ship missiles go three to five times faster than the speed of sound, with increasingly complex behavior. At the same time the possibilities of modern navy vessels to counter threats are also expanding. To aid combatting these threats and to improve the survivability, Thales is developing the Above Water Warfare – Fire Control System (AWW-FCS). The AWW-FCS Product is a next-generation fire control system that is able to integrate different weapon, effectors, and sensor systems, including Thales’s own high-end radar systems.

As a requirement engineer, Lianne ter Heegde, alumni of Applied Mathematics here at the UT, is part of the system engineering team of AWW-FCS. She writes and manages the requirements needed for the software development.

We will play Werewolves together!