What are the application items and conditions for studying in the Netherlands?

Holland may not be familiar to international students, but its teaching quality is very high and the cost of studying abroad is relatively low, so many students like to study here. So what are the plans and conditions for studying in the Netherlands? Let's have a look.

First, the Dutch undergraduate study abroad program

Scheme 1: 1 year Dutch preparatory course+undergraduate course.

This program, for students whose language performance is not very good, can learn the language during the preparatory period of 1 year, and at the same time make corresponding understanding of their undergraduate courses.

Application conditions: high school diploma, IELTS requirement of 5.0 and above.

Option 2: Half-year preparatory course+undergraduate course.

This scheme is suitable for students who have a little basic language but can't complete normal communication.

Application conditions: high school diploma, language requirements above 5.5.

Option 3: directly upgrade to undergraduate course (including junior college)

This project requires students to have higher language requirements, and students can achieve good language performance and normal communication.

Application conditions: graduated from high school or 3-year junior college, with IELTS requirement of 6.0 or above.

Second, the application requirements for studying in the Netherlands

The basic conditions of full-time institutions of higher learning in the Netherlands are:

1. Good English.

That's equivalent to TOEFL 6 1- 100.

Ielts 5.5-7.0 or

Pass the entrance English exam of Dutch schools.

2. To apply for an undergraduate course, you need a high school diploma.

3. To apply for a master's degree, you must have a bachelor's degree certificate and a bachelor's degree certificate in the same or related major.

4. Other requirements

Some professional colleges may attach other conditions to require students to have relevant work experience.

Some schools require students majoring in economics to have a certain mathematical foundation.

Third, the cost of studying in the Netherlands

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.

The tuition fee for all master's courses is generally between 8,000 euros/year and15,000 euros/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 around 9000 euros. This standard is formulated with reference to the average living standard of European students, and generally China students will have savings. Monthly living expenses (food, accommodation, transportation, etc.) of China students in the Netherlands. ) They are all around 800 euros.

According to the regulations of the Dutch Immigration Bureau, when applying for and renewing a short-term residence permit, students must have a deposit of more than 7500 euros in their personal bank account. This standard is reviewed and published annually by the Dutch Immigration Service.

The Dutch government stipulates that international students must pay insurance premiums during their study in the Netherlands. The most basic insurance premium is probably 1 100 euro/year.

4. Work.

You need to apply for a job. Usually work 10 hour per week, and can work all day on holidays.

5. Other expenses

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