Hogeschool Inholland
 Diemen (Amsterdam)
City
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 2002
Foundation
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 10000
Number of students
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 4169€ - 4169€
Semester Tuition Fees
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 550€
Ø monthly cost of living
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 Yes
Scholarships available
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 November 20, September 15
Application Deadline
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 10/1
Student - staff ratio
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 100
Nations represented
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Do you already know exactly which training you want to do or do you have no idea yet? Maybe you float somewhere in between? Making a study choice can be difficult. We are happy to help you with this. Use one of our easy online tools and find out what suits you!
Inholland is committed to providing high-quality higher education to students of any education level. The university covers a wide range of qualifications, so you can safely and individually consider your qualifications and options. Further information about your desire program can be found on the program page of your interest.
Admission requirements at Inholland;
Dutch Applicants can apply if they have obtained a Havo, VWO, or MBO-4 diploma, but certain courses may impose certain additional requirements. You will find the exact requirements on the program page.
If your International Baccalaureate meets the same standards as a Dutch school-leaving diploma, you are eligible to apply. The student management department evaluates all certificates and diplomas before enrollment.
We can only evaluate your diploma after you submit your application through our online application system and upload a copy of the diploma and final transcript. We accept documents in English, German, French, or Spanish. If your diploma is written in another language, you need to attach a translation of the certificate (English, French, German or Spanish).
In many cases, you should be able to provide recent evidence that your oral and written English skills are consistent with your application process.
Accepted certificates include;
IELTS – overall score of 6.0
TOEFL – iBt 80 (minimum)
Cambridge (CAE, CPE, FCE) – Grade C minimum (160 – 172)
The English proficiency certificate must not be more than two years since the date received, and if you have completed your education in English in the past two years, there are exceptions.
A-Level Certificate Language Documents (Where Applicable)Please note that, unlike statutory tuition fees, if you opt out, you are no longer eligible for a refund.
Scholarships at Inholland
If you are applying to study in the Netherlands for the first time in 2021-2022, you may be eligible for reduced statutory fees. If you meet all the conditions set by the Dutch government, you will pay €542 in 2021-2022 instead of €1,084. This amount includes a one-time discount.
To receive the 50% tuition discount, you must be a citizen of the following countries:
If you are a family member of an EU citizen living in the Netherlands, or if you have a residence permit to enable you to obtain study funds, you may also be eligible.
The Knowledge Grant
Knowledge grants are offered for a maximum of five years at the time of your study if you meet the criteria. The general goal is to provide financial support to promising international undergraduate students. Students who have achieved a minimum score of 60 ECTS are eligible for the knowledge grant. Because of the corona crisis, we said that the effects of the corona crisis need to be relaxed.
Holland Scholarship
The Dutch scholarship is for international students from outside the European Economic Area (EEA). This scholarship is for outstanding international students outside the European Economic Area (EEA) who wish to study for a bachelor's or master's degree in the Netherlands. The EEA is made up of the European Union (EU) countries, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway. The Dutch scholarship costs €5,000 and are only awarded once. This fee will be paid at the end of the first academic year. Scholarships for international students in the Netherlands are provided by the Ministry of Education and the Netherlands.
Inholland offers 10 Dutch scholarships in the 2021-2022 academic year.
 150 - 300 Euro / month
Accomodation
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250 Euro / month
Cost of living
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 150 Euro / month
Food
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 40 - 60 Euro / month
Transportation
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The Inholland University of Applied Sciences is a public-specialized university in the Netherlands that takes care of students. The Netherlands University of Applied Sciences welcomes international students to seek a better, student-centered learning experience in the heart of Europe and gives real attention to this. Through student-friendly methods and personal career guidance, students can obtain a degree that can prepare them for business life.
Inholland has more than 30,000 students from more than 100 countries/regions, offering internationally recognized degrees covering many majors.
Situated in the heart of Randstad (Amsterdam/Dementia, Alkmaar, The Hague, Rotterdam, Haarlem, and Delft), the heart of the country’s economic, political, political, and cultural institutions, has spread to including the Netherlands The five main areas of expertise in the Netherlands.
Inholland is a university of applied sciences with education for students and professionals and practice-oriented research for professional practice. At various locations throughout the Randstad, the university offers broad bachelor's programs that are recognizable to the regional professional field. In various areas of interest: from healthcare to economics and from technology to education.
The university’s education is distinctive on the themes of sustainability, healthy, and creativity. Students and teachers work in these areas together with the professional field, governments, and social partners.
Inholland University of Applied Sciences challenges its students to dare to learn. The approach is personal and close, based on the conviction that - for teachers and students - both success and setbacks are the keys to development as a professional and as a person. Diversity is a strength in this university.
The labor market requires flexible professionals. Whether you are a starter, want to progress, or want to deepen your knowledge of your field. It is good to keep developing yourself and improving your skills.
With Inholland, you can choose from various (flexible) bachelor's programs, associate degrees, masters, and post-graduate programs. Take a look at the possibilities to study part-time and find out what suits you more.
WHY STUDY AT INHOLLAND
Inland students combine theoretical knowledge with practical training, engage in practical projects, and gain the best experience for international success. Inland also collaborates with some of the best companies in Europe to provide internship opportunities and give you real work experience.
Inholland is service-oriented, taking responsibility and we respect each other's differences. The locations are small-scale, teachers and students know each other by name. You immediately feel at home and taste the pleasant personal atmosphere.
The university also offers students a personal and safe learning environment. You are not a number at Inholland, they adopt a personal and close approach to higher learning and university life.
Studying here promptly satisfies many individual interests and curiosity, students are looking for a background in Amsterdam's enthusiasm, Rotterdam's life, the history of Harlem and Delft, or The Hague culture, this university provides an open window into Dutch culture, where many students are studying and living in one of the oldest cultures in Europe. These and more are made possible at Inholland University of Applied Sciences.
LocationProximity and access to the rest of Europe |
Career OpportunitiesExchange programs and industry-led internships that better prepare students for future career development |
FacilitiesA unique education system that focuses on real projects and applications |
Diverse EnvironmentMany different races and tolerant societies |
There are no student dormitories in Dutch universities. Inholland reserves many rooms for freshmen and exchange students and accommodation providers. Since Inholland is not a campus university, we do not provide on-campus accommodation.
We know that finding a suitable accommodation environment for students is very important. Choosing a place of residence that suits your needs and budget can be difficult. It is your responsibility to find accommodation before you arrive. Inholland recommends that all students start at least four months before arrival, check our offers and recommendations on our website, and start looking for accommodation.
Certain areas of Inholland offer a limited number of rooms for international students and exchange students. These rooms are located off-campus and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note that there is not enough space to accommodate all upcoming international and exchange students.
Most first-year students will have to find independent accommodation. Therefore, do not limit your options, and please also look for accommodation in a professional market. Every location in Inholland provides a list of suggestions on its web page
As a student city, there are numerous cafes, student restaurants, restaurant chains, and other food vendors serving students. There are several restaurants and canteens on campus providing healthy meals to students and staff at very affordable rates.
As it is a culture in the Netherlands, people tend to socialize over food, therefore, the restaurants are highly conducive for comfort. The student dormitories equally have food centers where students can buy food at lower prices. Therefore, students living in student dormitories can eat from the cafes and restaurants in these buildings and can also cook their food.
In the Netherlands, it is evident that you can live a comfortable life without driving or owning a car. The public transportation network and bicycles are spread all over the country. Although train and bus fares are not cheap, they are not as expensive as buying and managing cars.
The Dutch have more bicycles per head than any other country in the world. The rich, the poor, the young, and the old all ride bikes. Most students like to ride bikes for school and their day-to-day activities.
A new bike costs between € 180 and € 450, but a second-hand bike is part of that price. Ask a classmate to recommend a shop, or ask at the train station (‘Fitsenstall’), or check out the ads in the shop market for a well-used bike at a cheaper price.
The Netherlands is an ideal place to get an international degree. Approximately 260,000 students and millions of tourists come here every year. There is always a lot to do. Due to its long history of international trade, it is one of many cultural and innovative countries in Europe. This entrepreneurial spirit is closely related to Dutch society and is reflected in our plans.
Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands, but the government is in The Hague. Over 60% of the population in the western part of the Netherlands live in Randstad, which includes the four major cities of Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam, and Utrecht. Compared with other major cities such as New York, London, Paris, or Beijing, the cost of accommodation in Amsterdam is relatively low.
There are 18 million bicycles in the Netherlands. There are more than 17 million people in the country. The Netherlands is one of the top ten countries in the world that conduct business on time after Hong Kong.
There are many global organizations in the Netherlands, including Philips, SAIL, Heineken, KPMG, and Unilever. About 26% of the Netherlands is below sea level, and its lowest point is 22 feet (6.7 meters) below sea level. Dutch is the national language, but most people also speak English. If you are learning Dutch, you will find that the language is the same in sound and spelling.
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