For many who hope to study as undergraduates or postgraduates overseas, the path to a hoped for university has a stopover along the way

Institutions in the Netherlands collaborating with private preparatory course providers have defended their operations following the release of a report investigating the "backdoor" admittance for international students.

The Netherlands has announced that it will design a set of measures to help safeguard knowledge security at Dutch universities and research institutions.

As of January 1, 2020 University of Twente has become the first university in The Netherlands to make English its official working language after a year of transition.

Numbers of international students choosing to stay after graduation in the Netherlands is rising, according to Nuffic, the country's internationalisation body.

Dutch and Flemish governments are using a pilot scheme to combat 'double dipping', whereby students are gaining funding from both governments.

More than 30,000 extra jobs and millions of euro for the economy could be generated for Dutch cities through a focus on internationalisation, but the ever-increasing demand for accommodation needs to be met first.

The number of international students on full degree programs in the Netherlands has doubled in the last 10 years to more than 81,000, bringing the total number of foreign students in Dutch higher education to a record high of over 112,000.