Study in Netherlands

OVERVIEW

The Netherlands is the most attractive and secure country. Netherlands’ highly regarded higher education system is renowned for producing highly employable graduates from its scientific and engineering disciplines, which are available in English. The Netherlands is renowned as a nation with the best education in the world. For international students, the Netherlands offers a wealth of professional development options. One of the richest countries in the world, the Netherlands, has been providing higher education with numerous alternative study and course options.

 ESSENTIAL FACTS

• OFFICIAL LANGUAGE – Dutch
• CAPITAL –   Amsterdam
• CURRENCY- Euro

BENEFITS OF STUDYING IN THE NETHERLANDS

• The Netherlands provides excellent value for money and exceptional education. There is widespread recognition of the excellent instruction provided by Dutch educational institutions.
• The Netherlands offers top-tier education in all of its educational institutions.
• Compared to many English-speaking nations, living expenses are significantly lower in the Netherlands.
• The Dutch have an interactive and student-centred teaching method. You will discover how to establish your own opinions, keep an open mind, and broaden your global perspective.
• All major European cities are easily accessible from the Netherlands due to its central location in Europe. Train access and connectivity to all significant European cities are excellent.
• Most Dutch people are liberal, open-minded, and welcoming of various backgrounds and cultures. Because of this people from many walks of life find the Netherlands to be appealing
• Accessible to amazing destinations and experiences

KNOW THE INTAKES

• September
• February

LIVING COST

• The monthly cost of living in the Netherlands for an international student will be around €800-€1200

 TUITION FEE

• Bachelor’s degree: 6,000 Euro to 6,000 Euro/year
• Master’s degree: 8,000 Euro to 20,000 Euro/year

YOUR RIGHTS TO WORK AND STAY BACK

• Permitted to take up full-time work from June to August, or work part-time for a maximum of 16 hours a week.
• International students who get a bachelor’s or master’s degree are eligible to work as highly skilled migrants for up to 12 months after graduation. This period of time, known as the “search year,” allows graduates to look for a suitable position in the Dutch labour market.

LANGUAGE TEST REQUIREMENT

• IELTS not mandatory