Conditions for studying in the Netherlands

Conditions for studying in the Netherlands

Studying in the Netherlands may not be popular compared with countries such as the United States and Britain, but the comprehensive strength of universities in the Netherlands is also high and the ranking is relatively high. Compared with other countries, the cost of studying in the Netherlands is also very competitive. Friends who want to study in the Netherlands need to know the conditions of studying abroad first. So what are the conditions for studying in Holland? Let me introduce it in detail!

I. Application materials

1. Application Form

2. Identification (copy of passport and ID card)

3. Transcripts, usually English transcripts (TOEFL, IELTS)

4. Education certificate (copy of graduation certificate and translation)

5. Health certificate (medical certificate)

6. Personal materials (birth certificate, marriage certificate, certificate of no criminal record, etc.). )

7. Proof of capital guarantee

Two. Application conditions

1. Preparatory course:

(1) IELTS 5.5 is a six-month (half-year) preparatory course.

(2) IELTS 5.0 is a one-year (12 months) preparatory course.

(Note: You can apply for a visa only if you get a minimum score of 5 in IELTS in the Netherlands. )

2. Undergraduate course:

(1) graduated from a three-year college.

(2) Professional counterparts or related majors

(3) Require IELTS score (6.0-6.5)

(4) Some schools need interviews (the interview date is the deadline for registration).

Start date:

February (spring) and September (autumn)

Study abroad expenses and living expenses:

The tuition fee is about 5,000-7,500 euros per year (depending on the school and major), and the living expenses are about 5,000-7,000 euros (depending on the city).

Economic guarantee:

You don't need financial guarantee, you don't need to provide proof of the applicant's income, you just need to remit the first year's tuition, living expenses and other related expenses to the Dutch school.

3. Undergraduate course:

(1) has a high school diploma.

(2) Require IELTS score (6.0-6.5)

(3) apply for professional counterparts or related.

(4) Some schools need interviews (the interview date is the deadline for registration).

Start date:

February (spring) and September (autumn)

Study abroad expenses and living expenses:

The tuition fee is about 5,000-9,000 euros per year (depending on the school and major), and the living expenses are about 5,000-7,000 euros (depending on the city).

Economic guarantee:

You don't need financial guarantee, you don't need to provide proof of the applicant's income, you just need to remit the first year's tuition, living expenses and other related expenses to the Dutch school.

4. Graduate students:

(1) requires a bachelor's degree (a bachelor's degree certificate is not allowed).

(2) Professional counterparts or related majors

(3) IELTS scores are required, including 6.5 in liberal arts and business and 6.0 in science and engineering.

(4) Generally, there is no interview, but there may be a school exam (not face to face, maybe by email or video). )

Start date:

September (autumn)

Study abroad expenses and living expenses:

The tuition fee is about 9000- 13000 euros per year (depending on the school and major), and the living expenses are about 5000-7000 euros (depending on the city).

Economic guarantee:

You don't need financial guarantee, you don't need to provide proof of the applicant's income, you just need to remit the first year's tuition, living expenses and other related expenses to the Dutch school.

Three. Matters needing attention in application

1. Universities in the Netherlands arrange new students to enroll in February and September every year. To apply for an undergraduate course, you need a high school diploma, a three-year high school transcript, and an IELTS score of 6 or above.

2. It is best to apply for a master's degree one year in advance, and you need the relevant undergraduate diploma and degree certificate. The IELTS score should be above 6.5, and a few majors accept IELTS 6.

The Netherlands is the first non-English-speaking country to teach in English, and most university courses are taught in English. Therefore, at the time of application, international students do not need to learn Dutch, but can take the English IELTS test.

4. Some schools can consider TOEFL scores, but IELTS scores are a necessary element of application. Some professional colleges may attach other conditions to require students to have relevant work experience.

Four. Admission requirements

The entrance requirements of the two types of universities are different [the undergraduate program is generally 3-4 years, and the master program is 1-2 years. Colleges and universities are mainly divided into general comprehensive universities (usually called universities) and higher vocational education universities (usually called Hogeschool)]

1. Comprehensive University:

Applicants must study in China for one year as undergraduate or junior college students, with an IELTS score of 6.5 or above.

(Note: Comprehensive universities have higher requirements for applicants' academic qualifications and English than higher vocational colleges, and high school graduates cannot apply directly. )

2. Higher vocational colleges:

Those with an IELTS score of 6.0 or above will be directly qualified for admission;

Those who score 5.5 will be enrolled in the preparatory course for half a year;

Those with a score of 5.0 will be enrolled in 1 year preparatory course;

(Note: Those with less than 5 points cannot apply for the exam. )

Verb (abbreviation of verb) interview

Many universities in the Netherlands have interview requirements. Some schools come to China to publicize, interview students, or specially arrange some exams during enrollment. Students should try their best to show their talents and good motivation when attending school interviews. In addition, during the interview, students may not have IELTS scores yet, and they will take IELTS again when they are ready to apply.

Intransitive verb visa: implementation? Counter-sign? procedure

Unlike most countries, studying in the Netherlands is adoption? Counter-sign? Program. After an applicant is admitted to a Dutch university, the university submits a visa application to the Dutch Immigration Bureau on his behalf, and basically he can get a visa. The visa period is short, which takes about 1-2 months, and it only takes about 3 months for students to apply for a school visa. Therefore, if the applicant meets the requirements of the school and the visa problem is not big, it is necessary to focus on how to get admission to the school and prepare materials.

Seven. Advantages of studying in the Netherlands

1. English teaching has a good language environment.

2. The teaching quality is high and the learning cost is low.

3. Good employment prospects

4. Provide scholarships and allow students to work part-time.

5. The visa period is short and the approval rate is high.

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