Documents & Regulations
Information about the Bachelor Applied Mathematics
EER (Education and Examination Regulations)
Information about the Master Applied Mathematics
Information Specialisation Mathematics of Data Science (MDS)
Information Specialisation Operations Research (OR)
Information Specialisation Artificial Intelligence for Health (AI4HEALTH)
EER (Education- and Examination Regulations)
Other Educational Information
Other Information
Binding Recommendation (BSA)
At the end of your first year you'll get a binding recommendation, which can be positive, negative or postponed.
To obtain a postive recommendation you will have to satisfy the following conditions:
1. obtain at least 45 EC, including all the study units of at least two modules
2. successfully complete at least two of the following study units: Linear Structures I, Linear Structures II and Analysis I.
If you do not meet the requirements at the end of your first year, you will obtain a negative recommendation, so you will have to leave the study programme. However, there is a possibility to apply for a postponed recommendation, which will be dealt with personally and is different for each student.
Note that for a positive recommendation in study year 2021-2022 condition 1 is slightly adapted to 'at least 40 EC, including all the study units of at least one module.
Bachelor-before-Master Rule
From the 1st of September 2012, as in the rest of the Netherlands, the University of Twente applies the Bachelor-before-Master Rule. This measure implies, that one can only begin with a masters programme after the succesful completion of the bachelor. Because of this measure it is no longer possible, to begin with a masters, as a bachelor student with 150 EC or over. In return it is now possible to start with your master at two moments, either in February or in September.
In current academic year 2021-2022 there is a soft separation between Bachelor and Master. This means that you can start with your Master before having completed your Bachelor, but you shoud comply to certain cirteria. For more information look at the general Bachelor canvas page or contact the study advisor Lilian Spijker.
Pass/Fail Regulations
You passed your bachelor if:
- all study units have been completed with at most one 5.0 in the first year and one in the second or third year, and no lower grades;
- the grade for the Bachelor's Assignement is 6.0 or higher;
- the average of all grades is 6.0 or higher;
- due to the transition to TEM 2.0, transistion rules may apply.
You passed your master if:
- no grade on your gradelist is below 5.5;
- traineeship and final project (possibly combined) are separately completed with at least a six.
Pre-requirements
Pre-requirements are in place for the final year of the bachelor.
One can only start with a minor, if they already acquired 75 EC.
TEM 2.0
With the introduction of TEM 2.0, modules are no longer offered as 15 EC study units. A module now consists of several study units, each of which can be passed individually. Therefore, there are no longer clusters in which compensation can be used. For students from cohort 2013-2019, transitional arrangements can be found in the EER.
Overview of all UT regulations
For an extensive overview of all UT regulations, you can visit the following webiste:
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