Study in Amsterdam

With great universities, courses in English and a vibrant city life, the Dutch capital city of Amsterdam is a great choice for students of all disciplines. Amsterdam is home to more than two dozen universities and higher education schools, so a Dutch student visa opens the door qualifications in every subject, from real estate to law and fine arts to MBAs.

Many people, whether they're embarking on a bachelor's degree or are looking for a qualification that will provide a boost to an established career only look within a few kilometres of their home. MoreVisas, as an expert visa consultancy, understand the power of going global. Thanks to international travel, it's easy to study in the Netherlands, get a US student visa or improve your career by working overseas. Let us help you accomplish your dreams.

A great city for students

Amsterdam was founded in the 13th century as a small settlement on a the river Amstel. Today, it's a thriving capital city with over 1.5 million residents in the greater urban area. It's one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. As it's part of the EU, many people use a Schengen visa to visit Amsterdam's beautiful canals, elegant squares and historic museums.

With over 150 different nationalities living in the city, most international students will quickly find something to make them feel at home. Despite being a capital city, Amsterdam is a safe place with low crime figures. The most common crime is petty theft. A vibrant night life and well-established student populations make this a great city to live and study in.

Study in English

Many university courses in the Netherlands, particularly post-graduate courses, are taught in English. The main language used in the Netherlands is Dutch, but as top universities not only expect to draw talented students and professors from around the world but also to work with other international institutions, many courses are taught in English. This means that you don't need to speak Dutch to get a Dutch student visa.

Courses are available in a wide range of institutions and many disciplines. The University of Amsterdam is the city's oldest institution of higher education. It was founded in 1632 and continues to be ranked in the top 75 universities in the world today The Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is another top 200 institution, and a well-known research institution, and there are many other schools specialising in subjects from entrepreneurship to engineering.

A relaxed lifestyle