An overview of Dutch higher education institutions include research universities, applied science universities and international educational institutions. Research universities, usually called universities, mainly focus on teaching and scientific research. There are currently 13 public research universities in the Netherlands.

I. Basic information

Higher education institutions in the Netherlands include research universities (U type), applied science universities (H type) and international educational institutions (I type).

Research universities, usually called universities, focus on teaching and scientific research. There are currently 13 public research universities in the Netherlands.

The University of Applied Sciences, usually called Hogeschool or University of Applied Sciences, focuses on cultivating applied talents, and students can obtain a bachelor's degree after four years of professional study. Some applied science universities also offer master's courses, which are usually taught in English for about one year. Foreign applicants generally require a bachelor's degree or equivalent.

International educational institutions, usually called the Institute of International Education, mainly recruit foreign students, generally teach in English, and mainly offer postgraduate courses for one to two years. Applicants need to have a bachelor's degree or equivalent. Some international educational institutions cooperate with universities in the Netherlands to provide students with the opportunity to continue their doctoral studies after obtaining a master's degree.

Foreign students in the Netherlands are usually required to have a good English foundation. There are few English language centers in the Netherlands, and the tuition fees are relatively expensive. Foreign students can also learn Dutch first and then choose courses offered in Dutch.

There are no preparatory courses in the Dutch higher education system. All preparatory classes are not direct channels to enter the university.

Upon approval, foreign students can work conditionally while studying in the Netherlands. During the period from September of that year to June of the following year, students' working hours per week shall not exceed 10 hour.

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research university

Erasmus University in Rotterdam, Europe

Radb University, Nijmegen

Groningen National University

TUD Delft University of Technology

Eindhoven Technical University

Leiden University

maastricht university

University of Twente, Utah

Utrecht University

University of Amsterdam Vancouver

UvT Vantilburg University

VU Amsterdam Free University

WUR Vakhnin Gen University

Higher vocational education college

Aki, school of visual arts

Amsterdam Art School

Christian university

Christian university

Christian University of Northern Netherlands, China

Wendersheim Christian High School

Eindhoven School of Design

Fontys Hojeskron

Gerrit Rietveld college

Haig University

Hanzehogg School, Van Groningen

University of Alkmar, Netherlands

Delft University, Netherlands

Drenthe high school

Saksin Hojeskron

University of Hallam, Netherlands

International educational research institutions

IHE (International Institute of Infrastructure, Water Conservancy and Environmental Engineering)

Institute of Housing and Urban Development

ILRI (International Institute of Land Reclamation and Improvement)

Institute of medical technology evaluation

IPC Agro (Agricultural Innovation and Training Center)

Social research institute

International Institute of Aerospace Survey and Earth Sciences

Royal tropical research institute

LIAC (Larenstein International Agricultural College)

Xinxing media center

Maastricht School of Management

RNTC (Netherlands Radio Training Center)

Van Hall College

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