Study association | Contact & FAQ | Humanitarian Engineering

We encourage you to lead an active student life, by becoming a member of a study association.

At the University of Twente, it’s tradition for every study programme to have its own study association. These associations look after the interests of all the students involved in the study programme. Through a multitude of committees, the association organises evaluations, excursions to companies and other activities to help you and fellow students during your study.

Start a Humanitarian Engineering Study Association

As the very first cohort of the MSc Humanitarian Engineering, you have the unique chance to kick-start this tradition for your programme. Are you considering starting the HE study association and building the student community from the ground up? Let us know!

Get in touch with us
Please let us know if you have any questions or if you are interested in starting a study association for Humanitarian Engineering

Other ways to actively enjoy the UT community

A lot of sports on offer

From wall climbing to survival, from soccer to water polo, there is a variety of different sports to choose from. As a member of a sports club or as an individual athlete you can make use of the many sports fields located on campus.

Over 100 associations are part of UT's student life

Next to study associations, you can find associations in performing arts, sport, social, world and business. You can find them everywhere on campus.

Join a student team

Our multidisciplinary student teams are excellent examples of extracurricular activities that successfully combine education and research. Broaden your horizon in exciting ways; by designing and building sustainable vehicles and competing against teams from other universities around the globe.

Develop your entrepreneurial spirit

At UT, we train you to be the global citizen of tomorrow. Education alone is not enough, being active both in and outside the classroom boosts your personal development. Our students regularly organise exciting activities and events on campus and in the nearby city of Enschede. They learn to collaborate with students and professionals from other disciplines and from different backgrounds. These experiences are invaluable in helping students develop useful skills that will serve them well in their future careers.