Australians - Study in Europe

 
 

 
 

This website is dedicated to making it easier for Australians to embark on postgraduate study in Europe.

As well as providing a host of links to relevant websites in Europe and Australia ASiE also undertakes research and consultation with the EU Commission, European governments and a great number of universities and foundations. The aim is to produce and update as much as possible all information concerning grants and scholarships available to Australian students seeking to pursue doctoral studies in Europe.

 
 

Fees & Funding - The Netherlands

http://sputnikpixel.deviantart.com/art/Barriere-65691216Fees do apply for foreign students in the Netherlands and Australian can expect to pay more than students from EU countries. Costs for a Master’s degree can start at around €1600 per year for the Humanities through to over €4000 for a business course.

Funding


While the fees are high there are a number of scholarship opportunities for the Netherlands that may allow you to avoid these costs and support yourself through your study.

Amongst the possible sources of funding are
Erasmus Mundus for specific Masters’ courses
HSP Huygens Programme, which is aimed at students of excellence from around the world and is for funding Master’s study.
You should also examine both Australia’s JASON database and the Dutch scholarships database Grantfinder.

In addition you should consult the scholarship or funding pages of the particular institution you plan to study at.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
This website is an initiative of the Contemporary Europe Research Centre (CERC) at the University of Melbourne and has received funding and support from the Australian Commonwealth Department of Education, Science and Training, The Delegation of the European Commission to Australia and New Zealand and The National Europe Centre at the Australian National University.
 
 

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