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What are the tuition fees for the Bachelor's and Master's programs?

The tuition fee for the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BScBA) program for the 2026 academic year is €24,000 for the first year, with fees increasing incrementally in subsequent years

What are the application deadlines for the Bachelor's and Master's programs?

The main application deadlines for the Bachelor's program are January 15th, 2026 (first deadline) and May 1st, 2026 (final deadline) . For graduate programs, Nyenrode operates on a rolling admissions basis, meaning applications are reviewed as they are received, but it is always advisable to apply early .

What does the selection process involve after submitting my application?

The selection process involves several steps after submitting your online application, which requires a motivation letter, transcripts, and a CV . Once your admissibility is confirmed, you will be invited for a personal interview and will need to take the LTP personality test . The final decision is based on a combination of your academic background, motivation, interview, and test results .

What are the academic and English language requirements for undergraduate admission?

For undergraduate admission, you need a secondary school diploma equivalent to Dutch VWO level, such as an International Baccalaureate (IB) or European Baccalaureate (EB) . Proficiency in English is required, demonstrated by a minimum IELTS score of 6.5 or a TOEFL score of 80-92, depending on the program .

How do I apply for a scholarship at Nyenrode?

To apply for a scholarship, you must first be fully admitted to your chosen program and have received an acceptance letter . You then need to submit a financial plan, a motivation letter explaining why you are a good candidate for that specific scholarship, and your CV . The application is then reviewed by a committee, and selected candidates are invited for an interview .

Are there any scholarships available for Master's students?

Yes, Nyenrode offers several scholarships, including Revolving Scholarships funded by alumni, Program Scholarships, and for Master's students, specific awards like the MSc Scholarship and the GMAT Excellence Scholarship for those with a score of 650 or higher . You can apply for multiple scholarships, but you can only be granted one . Note that these are partial scholarships, and no fully funded options are available .

What are the housing options and costs for students on the Breukelen and Amsterdam campuses?

For students on the Breukelen campus, there are five student housing buildings with a total of 295 rooms, costing between approximately €300 and €600 per month depending on the room type and after potential housing allowance . Housing in Amsterdam is arranged on a request basis, so you should contact the program advisors directly for assistance .

Do I need to register with the local municipality upon arrival?

If you are staying in the Netherlands for longer than four months, you must register with the municipality of Stichtse Vecht (for Breukelen) within five days of your arrival . This registration is essential to receive your Citizen Service Number (BSN), which you need to open a bank account or get health insurance .

What are my options for staying in the Netherlands after graduation to find work?

As a non-EU graduate, you can apply for an Orientation Year Visa (zoekjaar) after completing your studies . This visa allows you to stay in the Netherlands for one year to find employment or start your own business. It is recommended to apply at least three months before your current student visa expires, as the process can take three to six months .

What are the conditions for maintaining my student visa and working part-time?

To maintain your student visa, the Dutch Immigration Services (IND) requires that you attain at least 50% of your study credits per academic year . For students starting in September, this means you must have passed at least 30 ECTS by the end of the academic year. If you plan to work part-time (max 16 hours per week) or do an internship, your employer must apply for a work permit, and you will need to take out Dutch health insurance .

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