Study in the Netherlands

The Netherlands, or Holland: one of the most popular countries in Europe for international students. The Netherlands is located in northwestern Europe, bordering Germany and Belgium. The country is home to around 17.6 million people and has a large international population.

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In Europe, the Netherlands was very early to adopt the Bachelor/Master’s system and offer degree programmes in English. This has led to one of the largest selections of courses on the continent. You can choose between plenty of Bachelors’s and Master’s degrees at around 70 institutions of higher education. The Netherlands consistently ranks high among the best countries in Europe to study abroad, especially when it comes to the access to higher-quality teaching and achieving career goals.

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Housing and Living Costs:

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Housing costs will vary depending on if you choose to stay in university or private accommodations in the Netherlands. Including food, public transport, books, clothes, cinema tickets, housing, and insurance, a student should prepare to spend an average of between €700 and €1,000/month when studying in the Netherlands.

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Tuition Fees:

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The tuition fees for non-EU students vary from school to school and from programme to programme. Bachelor’s programmes typically cost between 6,000 and 15,000 euros per year; Master’s programmes in Holland usually cost between 8,000 and 20,000 euros per year.

But in some fields of study, which fall under the MBA category, it can cost around €13,000 to €16,000. Also, the cost of studying in the Netherlands with the one-year technical courses mentioned can be approximately €12,000 to €13,000.

 

Universities in the Netherlands

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There are more universities/ institutions apart from the above-mentioned. UniNxt Study Overseas will help students to choose the course and the institution according to their requirements and eligibility.