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English-Taught Programs
Over 2,000 English-taught programs
High-Quality Universities
High-quality universities and education system
Innovative Environment
Innovative research environment
Internships
Opportunities for internships during your studies
Popular Courses and Programs
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Admission Requirements
Admission requirements vary depending on the program and institution but generally include:
Academic Transcripts
Official transcripts from previous education
Language Proficiency
English language test scores
Motivation Letter
Personal statement outlining goals
Student Visa Overview
Students require a Dutch Student Visa (MVV).
Cost of Studying
Estimated annual costs may include:
Tuition Fees
Living Expenses
Scholarships and Financial Support
Many universities and governments offer scholarships for international students.
- Holland Scholarship
- University scholarships
Part-Time Work Opportunities
During Studies
Students may work 16 hours per week during the academic year.
Post-Study Work Opportunities
The Netherlands offers the Orientation Year (Zoekjaar) Permit for international graduates. This allows graduates to remain in the country for one year to search for employment or start a business.
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Internships
Internship programs
Research
Research opportunities
Trainee Programs
Graduate trainee programs
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