Why Netherlands Stands Out
- Huge choice of English-taught programs
- Innovative, problem-based learning
- 1-year post-study orientation visa
- Highly international, English-friendly society
Why Study in the Netherlands?
The Netherlands is a pioneer in English-taught higher education in continental Europe, with thousands of programs available. Its teaching style emphasises problem-based learning, teamwork, and practical application.
As one of the most international and English-proficient societies in Europe, it's an easy and welcoming place for international students.
Top Universities
Dutch universities are research-strong and globally ranked.
- Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)
- University of Amsterdam
- Eindhoven University of Technology
- Wageningen University (agriculture & environment)
- Erasmus University Rotterdam (business)
Admission Process
The main intake is September, with some February starts. Applications are usually made via Studielink and the institution.
- Choose an English-taught program
- Prepare transcripts and English test scores
- Apply via Studielink / the university
- Receive admission and arrange funding proof
- Apply for your entry & residence permit
Cost of Studying & Living
Tuition for non-EU students typically ranges from €8,000 to €20,000 per year. Living costs are around €11,000–14,000 per year, with Amsterdam being the priciest.
Work Rights & Post-Study Options
Students can work part-time subject to permit rules. After graduating, the one-year 'orientation year' (zoekjaar) lets you live and work in the Netherlands while searching for a skilled job.
Is the Netherlands Right for You?
Choose the Netherlands if you want a wide choice of English-taught, innovative programs in a highly international, English-friendly country.
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