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Capital

Amsterdam

Population

17.67 M

Language

Dutch

Students

122,300

GDP

$272.1 B

Dialing Code

+31

Currency

Euro

Universities

70

Why Study in Netherlands?

The Netherlands, often referred to as the “Gateway to Europe”, offers a unique blend of high-quality education and cultural diversity, making it an attractive destination for international students. The strategic location of the Netherlands in Europe makes it easy for students to travel and explore other European countries. It is home to people from over 100 different countries, providing a multicultural environment that enriches your study experience.

Dutch universities consistently rank among the top in the world and offer a wide range of programs in English. Their innovative teaching methods, state-of-the-art facilities, and focus on teamwork helps students develop strong interpersonal skills.

Top Universities to Study in Netherlands

University of Amsterdam

Top Universities to Study in Netherlands

Minimum IELTS Required

6.5

Ranking

59

Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU Munich)

Top Universities to Study in Netherlands

Minimum IELTS Required

6.5

Ranking

45

Heidelberg University

Top Universities to Study in Netherlands

Minimum IELTS Required

7

Ranking

158

Work Opportunities in Netherlands

Part-Time Employment

In the Netherlands, international students have the option to work part-time for 10-16 hours per week. They can earn up to €20 per hour, approximately equivalent to INR 1,700. Various part-time opportunities are available at the university level, such as volunteering for assistantships in the library, working with lecturers, and tutoring. It’s important to note that not being proficient in Dutch is not a hindrance, as English is widely used at administrative and educational levels.

Post-Study Work Visa

Students can apply for a post-study work visa (the orientation year) after completing their degree in the Netherlands. Post Study Work Permit visa allows you to stay in the country for one year. It does not allow for extension unless you pursue further education. With a post-study work permit, you can work unrestrictedly in the Netherlands. The monthly salary must be at least €2,089.16 with a holiday allowance, or €1,934 without. You are free to pursue another study program without needing a separate work permit, and you also have the option to work as an independent entrepreneur or a self-employed worker.

Admission Requirements for Netherlands Study Abroad

Copy of a valid passport

TOEFL/IELTS/C1 Advanced scores

CNaVT/NT2 Dutch language test

GMAT/GRE scores for PG programs

Academic Transcripts

Letter of Recommendations (LORs)

Portfolio (for specific courses)

A CV (if applicable)

Statement of Purpose (sop)

Post Admission Experience

Long Stay Visa (More Than 90 Days)

Also known as an MVV (Machtiging tot Voorlopig Verblijf). Allows you to stay for the duration of your educational program plus an additional 3 months. Requires an MVV (entry visa) and a residence permit (VVR). You can work if your employer has a work permit. Registration in the Personal Records Database (BRP) is also necessary.

Short Stay Visa (Less Than 90 Days)

Also known as a Schengen visa. Suitable for short courses lasting 90 days or less, such as Dutch language courses. No MVV (entry visa) or residence permit is required. You won't be able to work during this period. Registration in the Personal Records Database (BRP) in your municipality is necessary.

Scholarships to Study in Netherlands

The Netherlands government, universities and private organisations offer various scholarships to support the education of international students.
  • Justus & Louise van Effen Excellence Scholarships
  • Netherlands Government Scholarship
  • Eric Bleumink Scholarships at University of Groningen
  • Radboud University Scholarship
  • University of Amsterdam Merit Scholarship
  • Orange Knowledge Programme
  • Erasmus University MBA Scholarship
  • Utrecht Excellence Scholarship
  • Holland Scholarship
  • University of Twente Scholarship
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Frequently Asked Questions

Securing a German student visa is generally straightforward if all required documents
How much does it cost to study in the Netherlands?
The average cost of UG courses in the Netherlands ranges from €2,220 – €31,108 per year. The fees for PG courses are around €2,220 – €64,431 per year. MBA courses cost around €4,443 – per year

Yes. Here are some universities in the Netherlands where you can
study without IELTS:
l. Maastricht University
2. University of Amsterdam
3. Radboud University
4. Eindhoven University of Technology
5. Delft University of Technology
6. University of Groningen
7. Tilburg University
8. Leiden University
9. VU University Amsterdam
IO. Erasmus University Rotterdam

Absolutely! In the Netherlands, international students are permitted to work part-time for 10-16 hours a week. They have the opportunity to pursue a wide variety of job options, such as retail, administrative and office support, delivery and courier services, customer service, and call centre positions.
Some of the best courses in the Netherlands for international students include Agriculture, Liberal Arts, Sciences, Engineering, Fashion, Sports Management, Philosophy, Business, and Finance. When it comes to fields of study, there are approximately 10 popular areas, with Accounting, Engineering, Health Care, Social Science, Law, Computer Science, and Arts being among the most sought-after in the Netherlands.

The top universities to study in the Netherlands (according to the Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings 2024) are –

  1. Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)
  2. University of Amsterdam (UvA)
  3. Utrecht University
  4. Eindhoven University of Technology
  5. Leiden University
  6. University of Groningen
  7. Wageningen University & Research (WUR)
  8. Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR)
  9. VU University Amsterdam
  10. University of Twente
After completing your degree in the Netherlands, you can stay in the country for 1 year with a post-study work visa aka orientation year. This visa cannot be extended unless you pursue another course or further education in the Netherlands.

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