BSc Psychology & Technology

About the course

Combines psychology with technology: how technology affects people, and how psychological knowledge can be used to make technology work for people. Courses cover psychology, technology and research methods, with project-based learning.

Entry requirements for Irish students

• TU/e requires a Leaving Certificate in 6 subjects, with at least 2 at Higher Level at grade H5 or better. Any other Higher Level subjects need at least H7 and Ordinary Level subjects at least O6, and you need at least 350 CAO points.
• Higher Level Mathematics at H5 or better (the Dutch requirement is VWO Mathematics B). TU/e’s Irish rule mentions Physics and Chemistry ‘depending on the program’; this programme’s subject table lists Maths only, but confirm with admissions.
• Irish nationals, and anyone who did their last 3 years of secondary school in Ireland, do not need an English test.

How to apply

1. Apply in StudielinkApply from 1 October 2026 in Studielink. TU/e then emails you login details for its Osiris application form, usually within 2 days.
2. Complete application by 1 MayPay the €100 non-refundable application fee by bank transfer and upload proof of payment, your Leaving Cert results or predicted grades and other documents by 1 May 2027, 23:59 CET.
3. Admission decisionTU/e assesses your application and tells you the outcome by email. Later you send your final diploma and transcript for verification.
4. Study choice checkCompulsory before you can start: an online questionnaire, advice report and interview (online for applicants living abroad). 2026 study choice days were 7 April and 3 June.

Costs

• Standard Dutch EU fee: €2,694 (2026/27). The 2027/28 fee is set by the Dutch government each year (expected to be close to €2,800).
• EU students may be eligible for a Dutch tuition-fee loan (DUO).

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