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What can I study in the Netherlands?
The verified catalogue currently publishes 201 programmes across 17 institutions in 17 cities. Use the program finder to filter by field, level, city, language and tuition.
Which languages are programmes taught in?
Published programmes are taught in English. Each programme page lists every language its official source records.
Why study in the Netherlands?
Dutch higher education has research universities and universities of applied sciences, with different academic emphasis and degree structures. Programme type matters as much as institution name.
Tuition fees in the Netherlands
Students may pay a statutory or institution-set fee depending on nationality, residence status, prior degrees and programme. The fee category must be confirmed before relying on a headline amount.
Admission requirements in the Netherlands
The institution compares the foreign diploma with the required Dutch level and checks programme subjects and English evidence. Selective and numerus-fixus programmes can add selection procedures.
How to apply to study in the Netherlands
Many programmes start through Studielink and then continue in the institution's portal. Some selective programmes have earlier national deadlines than regular admissions.
Student visa and residence in the Netherlands
For students who need immigration sponsorship, the recognised institution normally initiates the study residence process. Financial evidence and academic progress conditions continue after arrival.
Scholarships for study in the Netherlands
Nationally promoted and institution-specific awards are competitive and often partial. Eligibility can differ between EEA and non-EEA applicants and between research and applied-science programmes.
Working during and after study in the Netherlands
EU/EEA status and residence conditions determine work access. Non-EEA employment may require an employer permit and is subject to limits, while self-employment follows separate rules.
Cost of living in the Netherlands
Housing scarcity affects Amsterdam, Utrecht, Rotterdam, Leiden, Delft, Groningen and other student cities. Never travel without confirmed accommodation and budget in EUR for rent, insurance and transport.
Student cities in the Netherlands
The programme catalogue spans major cities and smaller specialised campuses. Compare teaching location, housing pressure, rail access and whether the degree is research-oriented or professionally applied.
Student accommodation in the Netherlands
Universities generally cannot guarantee housing and may only reserve a limited allocation for international students. Fraud checks and a signed contract are essential in the private market.