Netherlands: fewer int’l grads likely to stay
Slightly fewer international students want to continue living and working in the Netherlands than before the crisis, according to Nuffic.
Slightly fewer international students want to continue living and working in the Netherlands than before the crisis, according to Nuffic.
Nuffic has confirmed it will close its network of Netherlands Education Support Offices overseas and lose its Holland Alumni Network funding in 2021.
The number of international students coming to study in the Netherlands from outside the EU could be as down as much as 50% according to the IND.
Ability to limit numbers on non-Dutch language courses and higher fees for non-EEA students were the key proposals contained in a review of HE internationalisation released by the Dutch government.
A major setback for internationalisation in the Netherlands could be afoot as the ministry of education, science and culture has announced plans to cut Nuffic’s budget from 2021.
The UK's University of Birmingham and the University of Amsterdam are launching a strategic partnership that will see the creation of a joint EDI institute.
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.
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