The Netherlands is sandwiched between Belgium and Germany in Western
Europe. It is a constituent country located in Western Europe and with
territories in the Caribbean. The Netherlands is mostly low-lying, located at
the mouths of three major European rivers (Rhine, Meuse, and
Schelde).The Netherlands is rich in cultural tradition, great higher education
and an open minded and pioneering people. The Dutch teaching style is
interactive and student-centered. In Addition to that it is one of the most
densely populated countries in Europe and Dutch men are the tallest in the
world. Their national anthem is the oldest in the world. The capital city
Amsterdam alone has 1200 bridges.

 

1. Cosmopolitan Culture.

Students from different nations study in the Netherlands. Mostly from
Spain,Belgium,Germany,Italy and China. Most of the Dutch universities have
international student associations, which help students throughout their
studies. Most of the people speak English which makes living in the
Netherlands very comfortable and pleasant for everyone. In addition to that,
the Netherlands is also very tolerant, welcoming everyone to share their
opinions and express themselves.

2. Reasonable Education Cost.

The Netherlands is not that expensive, when it comes to study, compared with
other English-speaking countries. Higher education is subsidized by the
government and tuition fees are relatively low. With the country’s esteemed
standard of education and comparatively low cost of living, studying in the
Netherlands will give you great value for money.

3. Effective Teaching Methods.

The Netherland’s Educational system is the finest and its universities are
recognized globally for their structured, advanced courses along with proper
facilities. Practical elements are the major plus point of the Dutch education
system. Universities have a lot of partnerships with Dutch companies, also
with international ones.

4. Affordable Living Expenses.

The cost of living in the Netherlands is relatively low. You can combine
part-time jobs and study finance.As a student, you can also get discounts in
many restaurants, museums and cinemas. You can get around town easily on
a bicycle. This is not only typically Dutch, but also a cheap means of
transportation.

5. A wide Range of Degrees Taught in English.

There are about 2100 English-taught study programs available in the
Netherlands, covering extensive fields. To apply for it, there are strict
language requirements. As an international student you are supposed to take
the TOEFL, IELTS or a similar English language test.

6. Excellent Opportunities for Travel.

The Netherlands is in easy reach of all major European cities. It is often
described as the “gateway to Europe”. Just one hour fly from Amsterdam to
Paris, Berlin, Brussels, or London. It also has great accessibility by train to all
major European cities and discounts for students make traveling quite
affordable.The preferred means of transportation of the Dutch is bike, and
also the cheapest. You can cycle in peace, as there are dedicated roads for
cyclists.

7. Globally Recognized Degrees.

Study traditions of the Netherlands are well-known and praiseworthy.
Education in the Netherlands meets all international standards. A diploma
from a Dutch university provides an opportunity to start one’s own business
and can be very useful in terms of having a successful career in any country
of the world.The most recognized universities in the Netherlands are
University of Amsterdam, Leiden University and Utrecht University.