Studying in Holland is not about learning Dutch.

# Studying in the Netherlands # Introduction The Netherlands has an absolute advantage in English teaching, so it also has an absolute advantage in recruiting international students. So how much do you know about studying in Holland? What are the language requirements for studying in the Netherlands? Do you have to master Dutch to study in the Netherlands? What's the difference between a Dutch study visa and other countries? Let's find the answer with KaoNet.

The Netherlands is the first country in continental Europe with the largest number of English courses. At present, there are more than 65,438+0,000 international courses taught in English. In addition to European countries whose mother tongue is English, the Netherlands is a European country with a high English penetration rate. Therefore, the language requirements for studying in the Netherlands are mainly reflected in IELTS, and you can take the IELTS test in English without learning Dutch.

The entrance requirements of these two types of universities are different:

In order to ensure the quality of teaching, the government has set up an independent expert committee to regularly evaluate and evaluate the teaching courses of all colleges and universities. Therefore, all institutions of higher learning in the Netherlands can meet the same quality standards, and diplomas are internationally recognized.

Undergraduate education system: 3-4 years

It is divided into two categories: research universities and applied universities.

Research universities focus on academic research, which mainly trains learners or researchers. Courses and research topics are very professional, and many students will work in research institutions after graduation. Application-oriented universities pay more attention to the cultivation of application ability. In terms of applicants' academic qualifications and English proficiency, research universities require more than application universities. High school graduates cannot directly apply for research universities. Applicants need to complete 1-2 years of undergraduate studies in China, and the IELTS score is above 6.5.

High school graduates can apply for applied universities. IELTS score of 6.0 or above can directly apply for undergraduate degree; Those who score 5.5 will be enrolled in the preparatory course for half a year; Students with a score of 5.0 will be admitted to a one-year preparatory course; If the score is lower than 5.0, you can't apply.

Some schools have interview requirements:

Some schools have interview requirements when applying for studying in the Netherlands. When students take part in school interviews, they should try their best to show their personal talents and good motivation for admission. In addition, students who do not have IELTS scores can also attend school interviews first, as long as they ensure that IELTS scores are provided before visas.

The Netherlands implements "anti-visa"

Unlike most countries, the Netherlands takes an "anti-visa" approach to studying abroad. After the applicant is admitted to the Dutch university, the university submits the visa application to the Dutch Immigration Bureau on his behalf, and basically all of them are approved. The visa period is short, most of them only take about 1 month, and it takes about 3-5 months for students to apply for a school visa.

Fast study abroad program for senior three graduates:

Scheme 1: 1 year preparatory course +4-year undergraduate course, and enrolled in February 20 15. Admission requirements: high school diploma+IELTS 5.0 or above.

Scheme 2: Half-year preparatory course +4-year undergraduate course, 2065438+February 2005. Admission requirements: high school diploma+IELTS 5.5 or above.

Scheme 3: 4-year undergraduate course, enrolled in February 20 15. Admission requirements: high school diploma+IELTS 6.0 or above.

Many countries in Europe need to provide college entrance examination results and have certain requirements for scores, so time planning is extremely important, especially in countries with popular small languages. If you don't prepare early, you are likely to delay your enrollment for one year. If you choose to teach in English, you will begin to apply for studying abroad at this stage. If you don't know which country to choose and what materials to submit, you need professional guidance.

High school grades are very important for studying in Holland. Don't think that since you want to go abroad, you are going to give up the college entrance examination or even give up your high school study. Because when European universities recruit students from China, most of them will refer to the results of the college entrance examination (for this reason, the professional term Pinyin has been specially borrowed). Although this is not the main admission criteria, "yes" and "no" distinguish a student's motivation, whether he is a real student or not, and whether he has learning potential.