List of undergraduate courses in Leiden University and application conditions
1, archaeology (BA)
(1) Heritage and Society (Bachelor of Arts)
(2) World Archaeology (Bachelor of Arts)
2. Art, Media and Society (BA)
You will see how contemporary art interacts with society on global issues, such as terrorism, biotechnology, ecology and politics. You will also learn how art, film, photography and digital media shape our society and how art and media provide strategies for social and political activities.
3. Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology
4. Dutch Studies (BA)
5. Political Science (Bachelor of Science)
6. Linguistics (Bachelor of Arts)
7. College of Arts and Sciences.
8. Psychology (Bachelor of Science)
9. Safety Research (Bachelor of Science)
10, Urban Studies (Bachelor)
..... and so on.
Educational system: 3 years
Language: English Campus: Leiden or The Hague
Tuition:? 1 1500/ year Application requirements: China College Entrance Examination 525(750) or Dutch matriculation or equivalent.
Language requirements: IELTS 6.5(6.0) or TOEFL 90 application time: 10 10/April 1 (it is recommended to apply in advance).
Application materials for studying in Leiden University
1, study certificate/degree certificate &; Diploma (Chinese and English),
2. Transcript (in Chinese and English),
3. IELTS/TOEFL scores,
4. resume,
5. Letter of recommendation,
6. motive letter,
7. Practice certificate (some law majors),
8. Application fee 100 Euro.
9. Learn link registration,
10, official website online application, etc.
The deadline for application is April 1.
Living expenses and daily expenses of Leiden University
During my study in Leiden, the living expenses are expected to be between 800- 1200 euros/month. The fee includes the rental fee, but does not include the tuition fee. The specific expenditure is:
1, accommodation: 375 euros -500 euros
2. Insurance: 35 euros-100 euros
3. Books: 50 euros-100 euros
4. Public transportation: 40 euros-100 euros
5. Ordinary living expenses: 300 -400 Euros.
Further reading: considerations for studying in the Netherlands
1. You can't buy things in a specialty store.
When shopping in the Netherlands, you should remember the following points: don't go to a specialty store to buy cosmetics, don't go to a drugstore to buy daily chemicals and hygiene products, don't go to a bedding store to buy bedding, don't go to a butcher shop to buy meat, and so on. In short, you should go to cheap supermarket chains (ALDI, Etah, C 1000, LIDL, BASV/ Denmark, etc. ) or go to large comprehensive shopping malls such as Bijenkorf (expensive) and V&; D, HEMA and so on. Don't relax your choice until you are familiar with the price and products.
2. Supermarket or shopping mall is the first choice for shopping.
Go to the big supermarkets regularly and pay attention to the shopping guides of various supermarkets, especially on holidays, where there are many discounts and there will be many unexpected gains. Every year 1 month and the middle and late July, lasting for three to four weeks, all major shopping malls have big discounts. 50% discount is normal, and even 1% of the goods can be encountered. Every Wednesday afternoon, many large supermarkets also sell special products, please pay attention to browse.
After buying something, you must keep the shopping vouchers and bills. Many things have a shelf life of two or three years, and even can be renewed, but without the original receipts and bills, it is completely hopeless. Especially after buying a card, you must go to the bank to print the statement in time. Go to the bank to print the credit card statement at least once a month, and read every bill and agreement you sign carefully. Take care of the important things. Credit card signatures should be as complicated as possible to avoid accidental losses such as fraudulent use.
Don't buy things that are not in urgent need until they are discounted.
Don't buy things that are not urgent and needed at ordinary times. Otherwise, you will regret it when the discount comes. Sometimes the special price of finished products will become 50% off immediately on Wednesday the next day. Usually pay attention to the price of things you want to buy. If the discount is much lower than the average price, don't hesitate to buy it, or you will miss the opportunity. But we must consider moving. If you are not sure to live in one place for at least a year or two, you'd better buy less big items. Otherwise, in another city, you will definitely throw it away. Don't think that you can sell it, and you won't say that the price is extremely low (in fact, what you are most worried about is that no one wants it), but there are some things that you want to give to others and no one wants, such as furniture, and you have to invest or spend money to dispose of them.