Study in the Netherlands
Non-EU tuition about $10,400 to $12,300 a year at universities of applied sciences, $15,000 to $22,200 for most bachelor degrees at research universities such as Utrecht and Groningen, and $24,500 for a Wageningen master. After graduation: 12-month orientation year with unrestricted access to the job market, about $282.


About $25,600 to $39,700 for the first year
- Tuition. Non-EU tuition about $10,400 to $12,300 a year at universities of applied sciences, $15,000 to $22,200 for most bachelor degrees at research universities such as Utrecht and Groningen, and $24,500 for a Wageningen master.
- Funds to document: about $25,600, the figure that decides most applications.
- After you graduate: 12-month orientation year with unrestricted access to the job market, about $282.
US dollars, checked October 2026 against official sources, including IND, required amounts for study (2026). Also searched as Holland.
What makes this route worth a look
The policy turned friendly again in January 2026, with €1.5bn added to universities after the planned English-degree restrictions were dropped.
What ends most Netherlands applications
Housing. Finding a room is harder than getting admitted.
Questions about studying in the Netherlands
How much does it cost to study in the Netherlands (Holland) as an international student?
How much money do I need to show for a Netherlands student visa?
Can I work in the Netherlands after graduating?
Is there a scholarship to study in the Netherlands for free?
Do I need to speak Dutch to study in the Netherlands?
Costed next to the Netherlands
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