Innovative, English-friendly education in the heart of Europe.
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Find my matchesThe Netherlands offers more English-taught programmes than any other non-English-speaking country. Over 95% of Dutch people speak English, making daily life seamless.
Home to ASML, Booking.com, Philips, and a thriving startup scene. The Netherlands is a European leader in tech, engineering, and sustainable innovation.
Dutch universities emphasise problem-based learning, group projects, and critical thinking. The teaching style is interactive and encourages independent thought.
Tuition
€2,314/year (EU/EEA) · €8,000–20,000/year (non-EU). Technical universities and business schools tend toward the higher end.
Living costs
€10,000–14,000/year. Amsterdam is the most expensive; cities like Eindhoven, Groningen, and Enschede are more affordable.
Scholarships
Holland Scholarship (€5,000), Orange Tulip Scholarship, Erasmus Mundus, and university-specific awards for non-EU students.
Admissions
Bachelor's degree in a relevant field with good academic standing. Some programmes have specific prerequisite courses.
English language
IELTS 6.0–6.5 or TOEFL iBT 80–92 for most programmes. Some universities accept Cambridge English or other tests.
Pathways
Pre-Master's programmes (3–12 months) are available at most universities for students who need to fill gaps in their academic background.
Part-time work
Non-EU students can work up to 16 hours/week or full-time during summer months with a work permit (arranged by employer).
Post-study work
Orientation Year visa (Zoekjaar) gives graduates 1 year to find a job in the Netherlands. No employer sponsorship needed during this period.
Visa requirements
Non-EU students need a residence permit (MVV) arranged by the university. Proof of funds and health insurance required.
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