University of Groningen
Groningen, Netherlands
A research university in the northern Netherlands with many English-taught master's.
- Art, Design & Media
- Business & Management
- Computer Science & IT
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228 programmesView university

Europe
The Netherlands has twelve provinces; North and South Holland are home to its three largest cities, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague, which is why many people call the whole country Holland. Its universities offer one of the widest choices of English-taught programmes in Europe.
FindMyUni lists 1,499 English-taught programmes at 52 universities in Netherlands (388 bachelor's, 1,109 master's, 2 PhD).
Groningen, Netherlands
A research university in the northern Netherlands with many English-taught master's.
228 programmesView university
Amsterdam, Netherlands
211 programmesView university
Amsterdam, Netherlands
175 programmesView university
Leiden, Netherlands
113 programmesView university
Maastricht, Netherlands
75 programmesView university
Nijmegen, Netherlands
58 programmesView university
EU students pay around €2,600 a year. Fees for non-EU students vary by university and programme: bachelor's degrees typically cost €6,000 to €15,000 a year and master's €13,000 to €20,000.
Many bachelor's and master's programmes are taught in English.
Employers are used to international staff.
Many global groups have their European headquarters here.
Amsterdam Schiphol is one of Europe's busiest airports, and trains make it easy to reach Germany and Belgium. Like most students, you will probably buy a bike soon after arriving.
The orientation year permit is valid for 1 year. You can apply within 3 years of graduating from an accredited Dutch bachelor's or master's programme, and you may work freely without a work permit (TWV).
Some of the world's largest companies are Dutch, and many international groups run their European operations from the Netherlands. With high English proficiency and a welcoming attitude to foreign staff, graduates have good chances of finding work.
Non-EU students usually need a residence permit for study; in most cases your Dutch university applies for it on your behalf.
Requirements vary by faculty; check the programme page.
Deadlines for non-EU applicants are often between January and May.
Dutch universities usually start the residence permit procedure on your behalf.

Tilburg UniversityTilburg, Netherlands
1 year60 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish
VU AmsterdamAmsterdam, Netherlands
1 year60 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish

Delft University of TechnologyDelft, Netherlands
3 years180 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish

Delft University of TechnologyDelft, Netherlands
2 years120 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish

Leiden UniversityLeiden, Netherlands
1 year60 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish
Yes. FindMyUni lists 1,499 English-taught programmes at 52 universities in Netherlands (388 bachelor's, 1,109 master's, 2 PhD).
EU students pay around €2,600 a year. Fees for non-EU students vary by university and programme: bachelor's degrees typically cost €6,000 to €15,000 a year and master's €13,000 to €20,000.
University of Groningen, UvA University of Amsterdam, VU Amsterdam, Leiden University, Maastricht University. FindMyUni lists 52 universities in Netherlands in total.
Amsterdam (432), Groningen (258), Leiden (114), Maastricht (84), Enschede (65).
Yes. The orientation year permit lasts 1 year and lets you work freely.
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