Why study in Netherlands?

Many Vietnamese students choose to study in the Netherlands for several key reasons:

Excellent quality of education and research: According to the Times Higher Education Supplement, 11 Dutch universities are ranked among the Top 200 universities worldwide.
An international learning environment: The Dutch education system emphasizes interaction, collaboration, and problem-solving-approaches that match the needs and expectations of international students. The Netherlands was the first non-English-speaking country to offer English-taught programs alongside Dutch, creating ideal conditions for students to integrate academically and socially.
A wide range of study options: Dutch universities and universities of applied sciences offer more than 1,500 international courses and programs, including 1,455 fully English-taught programs.
Simple application and visa procedures, with no financial proof required and a 100% visa success rate.
Part-time work opportunities, up to 10 hours per week during the academic term. After graduation, students are granted a one-year stay-back period (Orientation Year) to look for employment or pursue further studies.
Opportunities to explore European culture and travel, thanks to the Netherlands’ central location in Europe.
Affordable study costs, typically about one-third of the cost of studying in the UK and around two-thirds compared to Australia or Canada.

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Date: Mar 26, 2026

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Application to study in Netherlands

Applying to study in the Netherlands is not stressful, but it does require time and careful preparation. Applications to public universities generally take longer, and students should submit their documents from January or February for the September intake of the same year. Applications must include all required academic documents and English or Dutch language certificates, depending on the program. The processing time for public universities typically ranges from 12 to 20 weeks. Most public institutions only offer one intake per year-in September.

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Universities in Netherlands

Higher education in the Netherlands consists of two main types of institutions: Universities of Applied Sciences (HBO): These institutions offer practice-oriented, professional programs. They include: comprehensive applied sciences universities and specialized institutions focusing on agriculture, fine arts, design, education, and more. Research Universities (WO): These institutions include: general research universities, technical universities, agricultural universities

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Dutch Education system

Education in the Netherlands is organized according to age groups and, in some cases, by levels and tracks tailored to different educational needs. Overall, Dutch schools fall into three main categories: public schools, private schools, and religious schools.

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General information about Netherlands

The Netherlands, often referred to as Holland, is a modern and dynamic country located in Northwestern Europe, known for its high quality of life, progressive society, and world-class education system. Renowned for its iconic windmills, tulip fields, canals, and innovative urban design, the Netherlands has long been recognized as one of the most livable and student-friendly countries in the world.

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Why study in Netherlands?