Your study

Useful tools

• Academic calendar
  Lay out of the college year.
• OSIRIS Course Catalog
  Information about your courses can be viewed in OSIRIS Student.
• Blackboard
  Digital learning environment with almost all information about your studies and courses within reach. A Blackboard course includes announcements, documents, assignments and tests. 
• MyTimetable (MTT)
  Please note: you will not be notified of any timetable changes. Consult the timetable regularly to see if there are any changes!
• Ordering readers
• Apply for exemptions

Practice your knowledge

• Experimental subject hours (for Psychology students)

• Written exams
• Oral exams
• E-assessment
• Special examination arrangements
• Exam clashes (Social and Behavioral Sciences)
• Apply for exemptions
• Illness during exams
• European Credit Transfer System (ECTS)
• Examination Board

• Binding Study Advice (BSA)
• Dual Career
  Combine top sport or your own company with a study.
• Study delay
• Flexible Studying
• Studying with a disability
• Pregnancy and children

• Reorientation on study program (workshop)
• Study advice
• Orientation on master's choice (workshop)
• Major - Minor
  For different courses you have to choose from the various specializations (majors) after the first year. A specialization consists of a fixed package of courses. The minor is the space in your program that you can fill in yourself.

Studying and planning skills

• Study skills (workshop)
• Reorientation on Study Program (workshop)
• Hints student psychologists

Writing and information skills

Do you need help finding information, writing or citing sources? The Scriptorium is the place where everything about writing and information skills can be found.

Language skills

Tilburg University offers its students the opportunity to follow free language courses at the Language Center. Are you enrolled at Tilburg University and paying tuition fees here? If so, you will have received twelve digital language vouchers at the start of your studies. Exchange students and pre-master students also receive these twelve language vouchers.

Preparation for the labor market

To prepare yourself well for entering the labor market, it is important that you have insight in your own possibilities and wishes. By participating in Student Career Services workshops and training courses you gain insight into yourself.

• Study a semester abroad
• Following an internship abroad
• Doing research abroad
• Following summer school abroad
• Obtain a degree abroad
• Following a minor abroad (Social and Behavioral Sciences)

• Obtain a Bachelor's degree
• Obtain a Master's degree
• Diploma supplement
• Academic distinction

When you graduate, you will be allocated a room. If there is no fixed room computer, you must take care of your laptop yourself.

• Cheating and plagiarism 
• Rules of behavior 
• Complaints and appeal procedures 
• Teaching and Examination and Regulations (EER) 
• Students' legal position 
• Student Charter