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Masters Degrees in Netherlands
We have 508 Masters Degrees in Netherlands
As the spiritual home of the Erasmus programme, the Netherlands is an excellent destination for study abroad. Today, a Masters in Holland means studying at historic universities in one of the world's most international university systems.
Why Study a Masters in the Netherlands?
The Dutch university system stretches back to the sixteenth century and has supported some of the most important developments in western thought, from the first electric battery to the origins of modern biology and taxonomy. The country also has a proud tradition of welcoming international students and scholars - reflecting its famously cosmopolitan culture and liberal social values.
Masters students in the Netherlands today have excellent opportunities to visit some of Europe's most beautiful university cities, from the picturesque canals of Amsterdam and Leiden to the striking modern skyline of Rotterdam.
How popular is Masters study abroad in the Netherlands?
Over 85,000 students study abroad in the Netherlands, making the country one of the most popular destinations in Europe and reflecting its focus on international education.
How long is a Masters degree in the Netherlands?
Masters degrees in the Netherlands can be one or two years long, depending on the course type and subject area. The Dutch academic year runs from September to June.
How much does it cost to study a Masters in the Netherlands?
The cost of a Masters degree in the Netherlands depends partly on student nationality. EU and EEA students typically pay around €2,000 per year. Fees for international students are higher, averaging around €8,000 per year. Costs will vary between specific programmes. For more details, take a look at our full guide to fees and funding for Dutch Masters degrees.
Are Dutch Masters degrees taught in English?
The Netherlands is one of the most multilingual countries in Europe and this is reflected in its university system. Dutch Masters degrees are taught in a range of languages, with many popular programmes available in English.
Will I need a visa to study a Masters in the Netherlands?
EU and EEA citizens won't need a visa to study a Masters degree in Holland, but will need to be registered with the immigration authorities. Students from other countries will need to apply for an entry visa. Assistance with this will be available from Dutch embassies (as well as universities).
Learn more about studying a Masters in the Netherlands
You can read more about Dutch Masters degrees and studying abroad in the Netherlands in our full study guide. This includes an overview of the Dutch university system as well as more detailed information on student visas and immigration.
For advice on accommodation and living costs, see our guide to living in the Netherlands as a postgraduate student. You can also read our introduction to Dutch language tests for international students or our guide to Dutch university rankings.
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Applied Mathematics MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
Why does one car have more air resistance than another? How can the frequency of the electric power smart grid be kept constant under external disturbances? Applied Mathematics is concerned with the development and application of mathematical tools for the analysis and design of dynamical systems that appear in modern technology. Read more
Applied Physics MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
Do you want to contribute to the development of computer devices that operate like a human brain? Design semi-conductor materials for the future's high-efficiency… Read more
Astronomy MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
A Master's degree in Astronomy is a gateway into a wide world of science and technology. Read more
Chemical Engineering MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
How can you increase the sustainability of a chemical process? How can you make useful products from biomass waste? How can you design a catalyst to convert… Read more
Computing Science MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
How can we develop secure and robust software? How can we teach computers to see? How can we make our software easily adaptable to new tasks? How do we improve learning by computers? If you find these questions fascinating, you should choose the Master's degree programme in Computing Science in Groningen. Read more
Industrial Engineering and Management MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
How can you design an electronic toll collection system? How can a production plant minimize production costs without compromising on quality and safety? How can you design a complex consumer product? These are typical questions that a graduate of the Master's programme Industrial Engineering and Management (IEM) can address. Read more
Mathematics MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
How does a bank check whether your digital signature is a valid one? Do planets move in stable orbits or will they eventually collide? How can a 3D-sphere within the 3D-figures be characterized? The mathematics behind these questions is dealt within your Master's degree programme. Read more
Mechanical Engineering MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
Digital technology, AI and data science are integral and essential parts of the 21st century mechanical engineering discipline. Read more
Medical Pharmaceutical Sciences MSc
University of Groningen
Health and Life Sciences
How to design more effective and needle-free pulmonary vaccines? How can we better measure drug toxicity for humans? How can we fight How to design more… Read more
Nanoscience MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
Nanoscience is an interdisciplinary field at the border between physics, chemistry, materials science and biochemistry. The manipulation of matter on the nanoscale offers new opportunities to solve scientific challenges in the modern world. Read more
Science Education and Communication MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
How does the world of science connect with the worlds of education and society? How do teachers bridge science and education? How is science and its processes… Read more
Systems and Control MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
Flying to the moon, monitoring and stabilizing the energy grid, cruise control in a car, unloading a container ship with a crane; these are typical examples of methods from systems and control in action. Read more
Accountancy & Controlling MSc
University of Groningen
Economics and Business
How can you ensure that shareholders and managers receive the right information? How do modern-day developments, such as IT and Corporate Social Responsibility, affect the provision of information? The MSc Accountancy and Controlling emphasizes the importance of high-quality information. Read more
American Studies MA
University of Groningen
Arts
Interdisciplinary in Approach. Dynamic in Teaching. Relevant in Practice. American Studies at The University of Groningen. Read more
Animal Sciences MSc
Wageningen University & Research
Life Sciences
The two-year MSc programme Animal Sciences is a continuation of a BSc in Animal Sciences or an equivalent programme in the field of livestock, companion animals and wildlife. Read more