A public transport card with discounts and information in English will be made available for all international students in the Netherlands at the start of the next academic year.

A total of 85,955 international students from 170 countries were studying in the Netherlands last year, accounting for an increased share of the total university student body, figures released by Dutch internationalisation agency Nuffic show.

Nearly 2/3 of international students in Rotterdam say they want to stay in Holland after graduation, according to a survey by a European student magazine.

More Dutch students are gaining international experience, a new Nuffic report has revealed, but teachers are slower to embrace internationalisation.

With 2019 just around the corner, here’s a look back at this year, and some of the stories which have grabbed our attention and yours!

That was the worst thing that ever happened to our country. The currency has collapsed, the last few months. The dollar has tripled or even more.

StudyPortals, the Dutch start-up modelling itself as a global student marketplace, has announced a new investment from David Vismans of Booking.com.

International students in Groningen are experiencing such difficulty in finding housing that university staff are being asked to temporarily provide rooms in their own home.