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Study in Netherlands

The Netherlands offers research universities and universities of applied sciences, with English-taught options in business, technology and design. Plan accommodation early and check programme-specific admission requirements.

International classrooms and practical learning
  • Free first consultation
  • Fees agreed in writing

UG & PG

Study options

€9,000/yr*

Tuition from

Research & applied

Learning

English options

Teaching

Why study here

Why study in Netherlands?

01

Two study pathways

Choose between research-led programmes and applied, professionally focused degrees.

02

English-taught options

Compare English-taught courses and their individual entry requirements.

03

International classrooms

Study alongside students from a wide range of backgrounds.

04

Industry projects

Explore courses with practical assignments and employer collaborations.

Costs & intakes

What it costs and when to start

Tuition / year

€9,000 – €30,000

Living costs / year

~€15,000

Intakes per year

2

Post-study work

Check eligibility for an orientation-year residence permit

Intake months

SeptemberFebruary (selected programmes)

Indicative annual figures. Exact fees depend on the university and course, and rules change often.

Universities & courses

Where to study and what you need

Popular universities

  • Delft University of Technology
  • University of Amsterdam
  • Eindhoven University of Technology
  • University of Groningen
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Popular courses

EngineeringComputer ScienceBusinessDesignData ScienceEnvironmental Sciences

Entry requirements

  • Academic transcripts and recognised qualifications
  • Programme-specific English proficiency
  • Motivation letter and references where required
  • Portfolio or selection assessment where required
  • Proof of funding and health insurance
  • Valid passport

Visa

The Student Residence Permit, step by step

  1. 1

    Select a recognised educational institution

  2. 2

    Receive an admission offer

  3. 3

    Meet the institution's funding requirements

  4. 4

    Institution submits the immigration application

  5. 5

    Complete entry and biometric formalities

  6. 6

    Register locally after arrival

Steps are a general guide. Always confirm current requirements with the official immigration website.

Work rights

Working during and after your studies

While studying

Subject to student permit and employer authorisation requirements

After graduation

Check eligibility for an orientation-year residence permit

Start your Netherlands application

Book a free consultation and we'll go through your options together.

  • No obligation
  • Fees agreed in writing
  • Fully confidential