Why do so many students choose to study in Holland?

The reason why more and more students choose to study in the Netherlands is that the Netherlands has long been one of the most popular destinations for studying in Europe with its high-quality education level and low cost of studying abroad, attracting more and more attention from China students? According to the official statistics of the Dutch Association for International Exchange of Higher Education, in the 20 14~20 15 academic year, all universities in the Netherlands enrolled 7,380 China students, an increase of nearly 10% compared with the previous academic year. Small country is charming: call? The gate of Europe? the Netherlands

Rotterdam is the largest industrial city in the Netherlands and is famous as the largest port in the world. Rotterdam, as an important land, sea and air transportation hub, is called? The gate of Europe? Good name. Therefore, many large international companies and trade centers of various countries have branches here.

In Rotterdam, there are trains, trams, subways and buses, in addition to all kinds of boats moored by the river, and all kinds of public transport facilities are perfect, convenient and safe? Buying a ticket by bus depends on honesty and self-discipline. No matter whether the subway or the bus is unmanned, as long as you are caught once, you will have a criminal record.

Besides public transportation, can you use it in Holland? Bicycle kingdom? . Bicycles have become the main means of transportation for citizens. Basically everyone has a bike. Many people go to the railway station by bike and then take the train. Because the Netherlands is a small country, many people travel by train, and it only takes about 5 hours to cross the Netherlands from north to south.

Support for international students: visas are easier to obtain, 1 year work visa.

It is worth noting that, unlike most countries, studying in the Netherlands adopts the anti-signing procedure. That is, as long as you are admitted to the Dutch university, the school will submit a visa application to the Dutch Immigration Bureau on your behalf. If you pass the interview and the language test, you can get the admission notice and student entry visa as long as the preparation materials are complete. The whole cycle is very short, and it only takes about three months for students to apply for a school visa. After arriving at the school, the school representative will lead the students to the immigration office to get the residence permit.

Undergraduate and master's degrees obtained from universities recognized by the Dutch Ministry of Education can unconditionally obtain a work visa of 1 year. If you get a permanent employment contract within 1 year and meet other conditions required by the government, you can also apply for a permanent residence permit.

Good living welfare: the cost of studying abroad is not high, and the medical insurance coverage is wide.

The tuition fee for non-EU students in Rotterdam Business School is 7,500 euros (about 60,000 yuan) for undergraduate courses and 1 1000 euros (about 90,000 yuan) for master courses. The monthly living expenses of China students in the Netherlands are about 500 euros (about 4,000 yuan).

Many foods in the Netherlands are even cheaper than those in China, so there is no need to worry about food safety. According to the global food safety index report released by The Economist magazine last year, the Netherlands and Switzerland tied for fifth place.

As a typical high welfare country, every citizen in the Netherlands must buy medical insurance. Schools usually buy medical insurance for international students for several months first, and then they need to renew their own fees. About one euro a day on average? International student insurance covers a wide range, including medical emergencies, unexpected losses, legal support, lost luggage, etc.

Tips for studying abroad: It takes one year to change majors.

Applying for studying in the Netherlands has strict professional requirements. Dutch universities are mainly divided into academic research universities and applied technology universities. Academic research universities have high requirements for foreign students' professional background, and they must apply for the same major or related majors, and also have high requirements for language. Few schools offer preparatory courses.

Rotterdam Business School is a business school department under Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences. The materials required to apply for a master's degree in Rotterdam Business School include a bachelor's degree, a college average score of 75 or above, a TOEFL score of 80 or an IELTS score of 6.5 or above, and gmat scores (MBA entrance examination)? If you don't have GMAT scores, you can take a six-month preparatory course for a master's degree, and you need to choose a one-year preparatory course if you want to cross a major.

English teaching chooses to study in the Netherlands.

Although studying in the Netherlands is not widely known, 12 of the three public research universities in the Netherlands ranks among the top 200 universities in the world every year. Besides Britain, the Netherlands has the largest number of English courses in Europe.

In addition, eligible students had better go to Holland to start their undergraduate studies. Because all undergraduate courses in Dutch schools have exchange programs, students are required to study in a third country for one semester in the last semester or the next semester, and Dutch schools will provide enough exchange places for cooperative universities. For example, Rotterdam Business School has set up exchange programs with Harvard University, university of bedfordshire and Manitoba University, which belong to? Compulsory course? And don't pay extra diplomatic tuition.