Study in abroad
General information
- Also Known As - Holland
- Capital-Amsterdam ( 780,152 POP )
- Population-16,805,037 ( 2013 EST )
- Official Languages-Dutch (Official) , Frisican
- Largest Cities -Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht
- Currency - Euro
- Government - Unitary Constitutional Monarchy - Parliamentary Democracy
- Minimum Wage Rate/Hour-9.11 Euro ( vary for different age groups)
- Major International Airports-Amsterdam Schiphol
Universities in the Netherlands are recognized for being among the best in the world, competing with other prestigious institutions. You could argue that the Netherlands is one of the best non-English-speaking countries for studying abroad, getting a good education, and finding a range of English-taught degrees. The Netherlands is also an another non-Anglophone country, with roughly 95% of the population speak English. For international students, this factor makes living, studying, and working in the Netherlands extremely convenient, comfortable, and enjoyable.
Cost for study programs
| SL No | Study Programs | Average fees (in Euros*) |
| 1 | Undergraduate program | €10,000 to €25,000 annually |
| 2 | Postgraduate master’s degree | €9,000 to €35,000 annually |
| 3 | Doctoral degree | €9,000 to €30,000 annually |
Why study in Netherland
- An international and multicultural environment
- Affordable study costs
- Innovative teaching methods
- Affordable living expenses
- A wide range of degrees taught in English
- Excellent opportunities for travel
- Internationally recognized degrees
- University scholarship for international students
- Institutions have good connections and relations with many companies