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Education in the Netherlands has gained international recognition for its “problem-based learning” system.
Universities offer more than 2,100 programs in English, and one in ten students is a foreigner.
The country’s educational system is in the eighth place in the world.
One of the top universities is the University of Leiden, which is considered to be the oldest university in the Netherlands. There are more than 150 educational programs here, this university has international recognition. Another ranking university is the University of Amsterdam, which is considered one of the largest universities in Europe.
Tuition fees are high in Europe. You will pay about $ 9,000 to $ 13,000 per year for a bachelor’s degree and $ 13,000 to $ 20,000 for a master’s degree.
Requirements. You can only enter UAS (University of Applied Sciences) after 11th grade. The average admission score is 4.0 / 5. You can get a bachelor’s degree from any university with a bachelor’s degree. Business and management programs require a GRE / GMAT exam.
Visa. In addition to the other documents required to apply for a student visa, you will need a proof of admission and proof of living expenses of approximately $ 12,000 per year.