When studying in the Netherlands, there are various funding and financing opportunities available to help you on your student journey. Read on to learn more about tuition options and how to apply for financing solutions.
Fees & Tuition
EU/EAA citizenship (incl. Switzerland and Western Balkans)*
Citizenship | EU/EAA (incl. Switzerland and Western Balkans)*
EUR 8,900/year** (8 semesters)
*can be paid either upfront (yearly) or in installments in four installments (with an interest of 5%).
*As a response to the events in Ukraine, we would like to inform our Ukrainian students and applicants that we are lowering the tuition fees for Ukrainian nationals to EUR 8,900/year* (8 semesters). This is equal to the tuition fees for EU nationals under scholarship.
Non- EU/EAA* Citizenship
EUR 13,500/year** (8 semesters)
*Non-EU students are required to pay the whole amount of their first year's tuition fee before we apply for their VISA.
*An additional Visa application fee of EUR 450 (non-EU/EEA) is to be paid once at the start of the program.
EU/EAA Citizenship (incl. Switzerland and Western Balkans)**
EUR 10,900 a year
*can be paid either upfront (yearly) or in installments in four installments (with an interest of 5%).
*In response to the events in Ukraine, we would like to inform our Ukrainian students and applicants that we are lowering the tuition fees for Ukrainian nationals to EUR 10,900/year* (8 semesters). This is equal to the tuition fees for EU nationals under scholarship.
Non- EU/EAA* Citizenship
EUR 16,500*** a year
*An additional Visa application fee of EUR 450 (non-EU/EEA) is to be paid once at the start of the program.
*Non-EU students are required to pay the whole amount of their first year's tuition fee before we apply for their VISA.
*Please note that our Master programme in Applied Sustainability is not approved for DUO funding.
How much does it cost to live and study in the Netherlands, and how are you going to finance all of this?
Dutch and European students can get funding from the Dutch government. Have you checked if you qualify for student finance?
More Funding Options
As a student from the European Union, pursuing your studies in the Netherlands, you have access to numerous advantageous opportunities and financial assistance programs like funding or scholarships. Below we explore options for both students from the EU/EEA and International students.
Subsidies and Grants
SRH Haarlem Campus does not offer subsidies and grants, however we want to share some information of other organisations that do. Below you can find a list.
For Dutch Students
You don't qualify for student finance?
If you do not qualify for student finance, you may be eligible for another regulation:
Pay your tuition fees easily and secure with flywire
Flywire allows you to easily and securely pay your tuition fees in your own currency anywhere in the world by using a variety of payment methods, including online banking, bank transfers, cards and e-wallets.
Access the payment portal srh-haarlem.flywire.com and choose your school
- Enter your home country and payment amount
- Review the payment options and select your preferred method
- Enter your personal details and payment information
- Receive your payment instructions
- Send payment via preferred method
- Track and confirm
Healthcare and housing allowance
If you are on a low income, you may be eligible for a healthcare or housing allowance.
Both allowances are a financial government contribution towards your rental or insurance costs.
Whether you will need to take out Dutch health insurance during your study in the Netherlands depends on various factors. How long will you stay in the Netherlands? Will you just be studying, or will you also be working? Do you have insurance in your home country? Read more to find out HERE.
AON Student Insurance is specialized on insuring international students and covers health, travel and stay. Calculate your rate HERE.
If you are on a low income, you may be eligible for the healthcare allowance. The healthcare allowance is a financial contribution towards your insurance costs. The amount of the healthcare allowance depends, among other things, on your income.
Get more information and discover your eligibility HERE.
The housing allowance works in the same principle as healthcare. You can apply for it, usually if you live alone as a student. The government will calculate how much allowance they can give you based on several factors. Read more and apply HERE.