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Aeronautical Engineering Open Day
Saturday 17 October 2026 | 10.00–14.00 (CET) | The Terminal, Delft
Fascinated by aircraft, space and technology? Join our Extra Open Day and discover what it’s like to study Aeronautical Engineering and work on the future of aerospace. Meet our students and lecturers, explore our labs and hangar, and get a feel for student life at Inholland.
Discover the programme
| Time | Activity |
| Continuous | Flight simulator |
| 10.15-10.45 | Aeronautical Engineering presentation |
| 11.00-11.30 | Chat with a student or lecturer |
| 11.30-12.00 | Space mini-lecture |
| 12.15-12.45 | Chat with a student or lecturer |
| 12.00-14.00 | Drop-in workshop with the Aquilo student rocket team * |
| 13.00-13.30 | Space mini-lecture |
*Depending on interest, an additional workshop may be scheduled.
What can you do during the Aeronautical Engineering Open Day?
- Explore Aeronautical Engineering. Discover what you’ll learn, how you’ll study and where a career in aerospace could take you.
- Meet students and lecturers. Have a chat, ask your questions and hear directly from students and lecturers about the programme.
- Try our flight simulator. Step into our simulator of The Dragonfly, the electric aircraft developed at Inholland.
- Explore The Terminal. Visit our hangar, labs and technical facilities, where students design, build, test and experiment.
- Discover space. Explore the role of space technology within the programme and join a workshop with student team Aquilo, who work on rocket technology.
- Meet our international community. Connect with students from different countries who share a passion for engineering, flight and space.
Discover Aeronautical Engineering in the Netherlands
Study aerospace in Delft
Find out what it’s like to study engineering in Delft, at the heart of one of the Netherlands’ leading technology and aerospace regions. With its innovative environment and vibrant student community, Delft is a great place to develop your skills and enjoy student life.
Experience our way of learning
Aeronautical Engineering combines a strong theoretical foundation with hands-on learning. You won’t just study engineering: you’ll apply what you learn by designing, building, testing and working together on real aerospace challenges.
Not sure whether a university of applied sciences or a research university suits you better? Come and experience our practical, project-based approach to engineering and discover which way of learning suits you best.