During your stay in Delft, you’ll be accommodated at the Ibis Hotel Delft, located right next to the train station. It offers a comfortable and convenient base while you take part in the Korean Delft Impact Academy and explore the city’s academic and cultural life.

During the program, several sessions will take place at the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering in Delft. Industrial Design Engineering focuses on how creativity and technology come together in real-world innovation and serves as one of the locations used throughout the schedule.

Several parts of the program will take place in the Aula Conference Centre at TU Delft. The Aula is one of the main university venues and will serve as a central location for lectures and group activities during your stay.

Several program activities will take place in the EWI building (Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science) at TU Delft. The building is one of the university’s main locations and will be used as a practical space during the schedule. As one of the tallest university buildings in the Netherlands, it is a recognizable landmark on campus.

The Dream Hall is home to the university’s Dream Teams: multidisciplinary student teams that work on large, technically complex projects such as solar cars, hyperloop systems, and hydrogen powered boats. The Dream Hall serves as their workspace and showcases ongoing projects, offering a look at how students collaborate on long‑term engineering challenges.

The Else Kooi Laboratory (EKL) is one of TU Delft’s main cleanroom facilities, used for research and fabrication in micro‑ and nanotechnology. It supports work on semiconductor structures, sensors, and advanced materials, and is part of the national NanoLabNL network. The lab is named after Else Kooi, a pioneering Dutch semiconductor researcher whose work in device physics and process technology helped shape modern microelectronics. During the program, participants will be introduced to EKL and its role in micro‑fabrication, with the opportunity to view the facility from the outside.

Pavarotti in Delft is an Italian restaurant located in the city center. It offers a wide range of classic Italian dishes in an informal setting, making it a convenient place for group meals during the program. The restaurant is easily accessible from as well campus as the hotel.

Bij Harry is a casual restaurant in Delft that serves a variety of simple, accessible dishes. It’s a practical spot for group meals during the program and is located within easy reach of both the campus and the city center. Many visitors appreciate its straightforward menu and relaxed atmosphere, making it a convenient option during your stay.

Labs is a restaurant on the TU Delft campus that offers a range of simple, accessible meals for students and staff. It’s used during the program as a convenient place for group lunches and provides a straightforward dining option close to the teaching locations. Many visitors appreciate its practical setup and central position on campus, making it an easy stop between activities.

The Faculty Club is located directly on the TU Delft campus and serves as one of the university’s dedicated meeting and dining spaces. During the program, it functions as an on‑campus venue for group meals or gatherings, offering a quiet setting within walking distance of the faculties.

ASML is one of the world’s leading companies in semiconductor manufacturing technology and plays a central role in the global chip industry. During the program, you will learn more about ASML’s position in the semiconductor ecosystem and its advanced lithography systems, which are used by chip producers worldwide. The company is an important example of how high‑tech engineering and large‑scale innovation come together in the Netherlands.