Study in Netherlands

The Netherlands, a country in northwestern Europe, is known for a flat landscape of canals, tulip fields, windmills and cycling routes. Amsterdam, the capital, is home to the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum.

Considering the country's small size and significant European competition, the Netherlands higher education system packs a mighty punch. Dutch universities consistently earn top spots in international rankings based on everything from external funding to job prospects for graduates.

Why Study in Netherlands?

• Its higher education institutes have been internationally recognised since the 16th century, and Utrecht university alone has produced 12 Nobel Prize laureates. This reputation means that standards can be high, but if successful, you'll come away with invaluable knowledge and experience.
• Most people in the Netherlands speak English to a very high standard, and many courses at Dutch universities are offered in English.
• The availability of scholarship support -- offered both through the Dutch government and higher education institutions -- adds to the reasons why the Netherlands is one of the top choices for international scholars.
• The cost of living in the Netherlands is fairly average for Western Europe.
• The country has an extensive network of cycle paths that are a popular and eco-friendly way to get from A to B. Travelling to and from your lectures, and across the country, couldn't be easier.
• The Netherlands has a history of international trade and collaboration. As a result, it is known for being multi-cultural and welcoming of visitors from abroad
• The Netherlands is a historical hub for art, philosophy and scientific research, and has been for centuries.
• If you're into architecture, engineering and urban planning, the Netherlands is an inspirational place to be.
• The creative industry is growing in the Netherlands, so it's also great for aspiring designers, musicians and film students