Although it is cheaper than popular countries such as the United States, Britain, Australia and Canada, it is still difficult for some working families to spend nearly 200 thousand a year, so naturally some people will think of applying for scholarships or state grants to alleviate the pressure of economic development so far.
The Netherlands is a non-tuition-free country in Europe. Generally speaking, the undergraduate tuition is 8000 euros to 12000 euros a year, and the postgraduate tuition is 12000 euros to 15000 euros a year. Some school majors are likely to be above 18000 Euros (also related to the ranking of school majors). For example, in big cities like Amsterdam and Rotterdam, the budget of daily living expenses is usually 70,000-80,000 yuan a year, so most of them study in the Netherlands, and the overall annual budget is 6,543,800 yuan to 6,543,800 yuan.
Although it is cheaper than popular countries such as the United States, Britain, Australia and Canada, it is still difficult for some working families to spend nearly 200 thousand a year, so it is natural to think of applying for scholarships or state grants to alleviate the pressure of economic development so far
Orange Tulip Scholarship The new orange tulip scholarship program in the Netherlands was established in September 2008. The Netherlands looks forward to bringing more opportunities for outstanding China students to study in the Netherlands. Therefore, Dutch schools are encouraged to set up scholarships for China students. In the past three years, more than 90 students have won this scholarship to pursue postgraduate degrees in the Netherlands.
Generally speaking, scholarships are granted in the form of tuition-free, depending on the specific application of universities participating in new OTS projects every year. Scholarship applications are generally open to the public in June 5438+February every year, and you can apply for new projects in the fall of the next school year.
Before looking for scholarships from Dutch universities, government departments or organizations, please find out as soon as possible whether your university has conducted exchange programs with Dutch universities or organizations. This is also a more convenient and economical way to study in the Netherlands.
Scholarships of NSFC mainly include "Sino-Dutch Exchange Scholarships", that is, NSFC sends 25 overseas students from China every year to reduce tuition and living expenses or support them to study and train in the Netherlands. Students must submit their applications to the scholarship committee. In addition, students studying in the Netherlands at their own expense can also apply for the "National Excellent Scholarship for Self-funded Students" of the Overseas Studies Fund Committee.
Application Type of Scholarship for Studying in the Netherlands-Erasmus Scholarship Project of the European Union The Erasmus Scholarship Project supported by the European Union also covers a project to support China students to study in the Netherlands.