Inholland University of Applied Sciences

The degree programmes offered in English are provided at four locations throughout the Randstad – the cultural, political and industrial heart of the Netherlands. While all campuses of Inholland University are unique, they also have things in common, such as their collaboration with businesses and educational institutes abroad, providing facilities for those with limited mobility, IT rooms and restaurants.

Modern facilities

The University offers high-quality education in a contemporary setting. The classrooms and project rooms are fully-equipped for present-day education.All University's buildings have computer rooms available to students, but you can also bring your own device. There is free wireless internet and there are plenty of power sockets.

Amsterdam/Diemen 

The majority of Amsterdam/Diemen students study at the Diemen campus, a location that is easy to reach by bike or metro from the centre of Amsterdam. Here, study programmes are taught in the field of management, innovation, economics, engineering/IT and tourism. You wiII attend classes in a friendly and small-scale environment. It also has a spacious canteen and good IT facilities.

Day or night, there is always something happening in Amsterdam. With over 800 bars and restaurants, you will always find a spot where you can drink coffee, chat, study or soak up daily life. When it comes to nightlife in the Dutch capital, there are bars, festivals, stages and clubs to suit every taste!  Or dive into Amsterdam's cultural scene by visiting one of the independent film houses, theatres or comedy clubs. 

Haarlem

Haarlem is the capital of the North-Holland province, has a wonderful historic centre and some of the best museums in the Netherlands.  In 2009, the city was listed as “the most welcoming city of the Netherlands” because of the large variety of shops, restaurants, bars, pubs and outdoor terraces in the summertime. If you love nature and the beach, you are in a fabulous spot. By bike, you can pedal through the forest, over the dunes and down the beach. With just a 20 minute train ride, you are in the city centre of Amsterdam. The modern campus at Haarlem is within walking distance of Overveen station, on the edge of the sand dunes and near the Haarlem ring road. It is a campus for contemporary education, complete with student accommodation. 

Delft

Delft is a gorgeous, student-friendly place nearby large cities such as Rotterdam and The Hague. Students often choose to study in Delft because of its smaller student population and village ambiance. Inholland Delft is sharing the building and facilities Delft University of Technology, the largest and oldest technical university in the Netherlands. This arrangement provides the opportunities to join one of the many student societies and to meet students from other courses.

At Inholland Delft, you will be part of an innovative educational environment. The special combination of programmes in Delft are unique to the Netherlands and play to the countries strengths in agriculture, technology and quality education. 

The Hague

As the seat of parliament and government, The Hague is the hub of Dutch politics. The city has heaps of history and culture on display at the many museums, theatres, historical buildings and monuments. For a study break, students flock to the seaside city of Scheveningen, just a short tram or bike ride away for an afternoon at the beach. Inholland The Hague is a friendly, sociable and ambitious University of Applied Sciences which takes note of the social challenges of the city and events in the worlds of international business, politics and government. 

The Netherlands does not have a tradition of on-campus accomodation, so most students live in or near their university town. Some Inholland locations have an agreement with housing agencies in order to provide (un)furnished accommodation near the university building. If you want to look for accommodation on your own, we advise you to start looking for a room at least 3 months before arrival. There are many websites which can help you find suitable accommodation to match your needs and budget.

Would you like to know more about the housing that Inholland offers? Please visit the website of the University.

Part of your studies will be a compulsory internship (work placement), usually in your third year. This will give you the opportunity to put your theoretical knowledge into practice. You can do your internship either with a(n) (international) company in the Netherlands or abroad. By the time you graduate, you will have already gained valuable work experience,