Dijkgraaf’s bill is the Netherlands’ “best chance”
Dutch stakeholders believe that outgoing education minister's bill is "the best chance" to achieve a balance for domestic and international students in the Netherlands.
Dutch stakeholders believe that outgoing education minister's bill is "the best chance" to achieve a balance for domestic and international students in the Netherlands.
Hundreds of African students who sought refuge in the Netherlands two years ago after fleeing fighting in Ukraine, are set to be expelled from the country.
Universities in the Netherlands have implemented plans to limit the number of English-taught degrees and curb internationalisation in an effort to prioritise the Dutch language and relieve pressure on student housing.
Rent prices across most of Europe experienced a “consecutive slowdown in price increases” in 2023’s Q4, according to HousingAnywhere.
Each year, some countries and sub-sectors of international education have a banner year and others find themselves in hot water. We explore some of the positive and negative aspects of the sector in 2023.
The lack of suitable jobs, the high cost of living and the crowded housing market are the main reasons international students choose to leave the Netherlands after completing their studies.
PVV, a right-wing populist political party, has become the biggest winner in the Dutch national elections. What does that mean for the sector?
The result of the Dutch election has seen stakeholders voice fears that access to Dutch education will be “limited” for foreign students.