What is the cost of studying in Holland for one year, including tuition and living expenses?

One is U-type university, that is, research university-the focus of master's application;

One is H-type universities, that is, application-oriented universities-undergraduate and undergraduate fields;

2, the cost of graduate school

(1) Tuition and registration fee

There is no uniform standard for tuition and registration fees in Dutch universities. Within the scope of fees stipulated by the Dutch Ministry of Education, schools can make them according to their own conditions.

Generally, the tuition fees of all courses applied for studying abroad by Dutch masters are between 65,438+00,000 guilders/year and 50,000 guilders/year. Due to the wide range of majors offered by master's courses and different academic arrangements, tuition fees vary greatly.

(2) Living expenses

Generally, it is about 13000 guilders, with reference to the average living standard of European students. Generally, students in China will have savings. Monthly living expenses (food, accommodation, transportation, etc.) of China students in the Netherlands. ) It's about 65,438+0,000 guilders.

It should also be pointed out that according to the provisions of the Dutch Immigration Bureau 200 1, when applying for and renewing a short-term residence permit, international students must have a personal bank account of 16500 or more. This standard is reviewed and published annually by the Dutch Immigration Service.

(3) Insurance cost

The Dutch government stipulates that international students must pay insurance premiums during their study in the Netherlands. The most basic insurance premium is about 1000 guilders/year.

(4) Other expenses

These are only basic expenses, but there are also related expenses in the preparation of the application.

3. Application conditions

Taking stock of the conditions for postgraduate study in the Netherlands, due to the rapid growth of the number of students studying in China, some EU countries have correspondingly raised the threshold for studying abroad. Students applying for Dutch master's degree need to provide undergraduate diploma and qualified IELTS score. Except for some science and engineering majors, most of them require IELTS to reach 6.5, and some majors require 7. Business majors generally require small scores.

If the IELTS score is not enough, you can prepare for the first half of the year or one year. In addition, transcripts, motivation letters, resumes and other documentary materials also need to be prepared as soon as possible. Because it takes a long time to apply for NESO certification to study in the Netherlands, it is recommended that students apply at least one year in advance.

Applicants for studying in the Netherlands must have a university diploma, degree certificate and transcripts recognized by the Ministry of Education and notarized. Senior students can apply in advance. The average university score is above 80 (minimum 75); IELTS score above 6.5 (maybe 7 for individual majors), and no less than 6 for individual items. Some majors require gre or gmat scores.

Summary:

Dutch tuition depends on the school and major, and the living expenses are 5000-6000 euros/year. In the past two years, the exchange rate of the euro against the RMB has been falling all the way, and the cost of studying in the Netherlands is quite affordable. With approval, foreign students can work conditionally while studying in the Netherlands. During the period from September of that year to June of the following year, students should not work more than 10 hours per week, and their hourly income is about 5- 10 euros. There is no time limit for summer vacation.