Student safety isn’t only about physical security; TU Delft strongly prioritizes mental health and emotional well-being. The university has counseling services available for students who may face stress, cultural adjustment issues, or academic pressures. Professional student psychologists, peer support groups, and workshops on stress management, mindfulness, and resilience are regularly offered. TU Delft also integrates a support system within faculties, where study advisors are available to guide students through academic challenges and personal difficulties. The vibrant student community also helps reduce isolation, as international student associations organize events and activities to foster connections. In addition, TU Delft’s emphasis on sports, clubs, and outdoor activities encourages a healthy balance between studies and lifestyle. By creating both formal and informal support systems, TU Delft ensures students are not only safe but also emotionally resilient during their academic journey.

TU Delft has well-defined procedures for dealing with emergencies, whether medical, safety-related, or academic. The campus is equipped with first aid facilities, emergency contact points, and collaboration with local hospitals that are only a short distance away. In case of urgent situations, students can access the university’s emergency hotline, which connects them to on-campus security or external emergency services. TU Delft also provides training and awareness sessions, such as fire safety drills and information sessions on personal safety. International students are given guidance upon arrival about local emergency numbers, healthcare access, and insurance requirements. The support network is strong, ensuring that students are never left to handle crises alone. This proactive approach helps international students feel confident that, even far from home, they will receive the necessary help quickly and effectively.