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UvA, BA, Sign Language Linguistics (Linguistics)

University of Amsterdam
 Netherlands

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Studying with a foreign diploma at the University of Amsterdam means that a student's preparatory education must be equivalent to the Dutch VWO diploma, with English included in the final examination. All non-native speakers of English are required to submit a valid English test score which is not older than 2 years. TOEFL test: minimum score 92, at least 20 on each sub-score (237 computer-based/580 paper-based test IELTS test: minimum score 6.5, at least 6 on each sub-score Cambridge International Examinations: minimum scores A (FCE), B (CAE), B (CPE)

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Amsterdam is ideally located in Europe and is a vibrant creative, cultural and business hub. It was ranked 11th out of 200 cities in Mercer’s 2015 global ‘Quality of Living Survey’.

The primary mode of transport for students is by bicycle. The city of Amsterdam also has various public transportation options available to students. These include the Metro, trams, nightbusses, and ferries.