Thousands of students dream of going to the Netherlands. You have a real chance to do so with the help of our guide to education and life in the Netherlands.
Did you know that calling the Netherlands Holland is incorrect? Holland is the only two regions in the country that historically were more developed, so their name is often used to refer to the entire state.
Dutch educational institutions are known for their high research potential and unique approach called problem-based learning — students learn the material while solving a problem or task. In the Netherlands, English is spoken fluently, so students have no trouble finding English-language programs for their studies.
Learn more about education in the Netherlands in our series of articles.
The most important things about studying in the Netherlands: educational programs, academic levels, tuition fees and prospects
Universities in the Netherlands emphasize the high qualifications of professors and student independence, focus on innovation and research, and value freedom of thought and creative independence.
Admission in the Netherlands is possible after the 11th grade, but not at all universities. For some, a high school diploma is sufficient, while others require foundation courses or one year of bachelor’s studies at home. Continue reading for information on prices, scholarships, visas, and other requirements.
In this article, you will find out how much a master's degree in the Netherlands costs, what the requirements are, how to find scholarships, and where to find the best programs for study.
The main information about English and Dutch language courses in Netherlands: tuition fees, types of programs, accommodation options and the best language schools.
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