Study Nursing in the Netherlands

One of the Netherlands' largest universities of applied sciences, in The Hague: some 26,000 students and many English-taught degrees.

A public university of applied sciences in Leiden offering a broad range of professional bachelor's and master's degrees.

A leading research university in the heart of Amsterdam, heir to the 1632 Athenaeum Illustre: humanities, social sciences, economics and health.

The largest university of applied sciences in the Netherlands, offering practice-driven programmes in business, digital media, IT, health and sports.

Avans, a top-rated hogeschool in Breda, Den Bosch and Tilburg: business, tech, arts and care.

HU, one of the largest universities of applied sciences in the Netherlands, in Utrecht: tech, care, media, business and education.

The largest university of applied sciences in the north of the Netherlands, offering practice-based programmes in business, technology, arts, health and sports.

A highly international university of applied sciences in The Hague, offering practice-based programmes in law, business, IT, health, design and global affairs.

One of the Netherlands' largest universities of applied sciences, in Rotterdam: engineering, business, care, design and media.

Saxion, the hogeschool of Deventer and Enschede: tech, care, business and hospitality, with a large international community.

One of the largest universities of applied sciences in the Netherlands, based in Eindhoven: engineering, health, education, arts and business.

HAN, the hogeschool of Arnhem and Nijmegen: automotive, engineering, health, education and social studies.

One of the largest Dutch universities of applied sciences in the Amsterdam region: business, tech, care, media and tourism.

A hogeschool in the north of the Netherlands (Leeuwarden, Emmen, Groningen): design, hospitality, technology and innovative teaching.

Zuyd, the hogeschool of Maastricht, Heerlen and Sittard: arts, hospitality, health and psychology in the Euregio.

The largest university in the Netherlands, founded in 1636 in Utrecht: top research, a broad disciplinary range and renowned international colleges.

The Netherlands' second-oldest university, founded in 1614: a broad, research-intensive community of 36,000 students in vibrant student city Groningen.

The Netherlands' most international university, based in Maastricht and renowned for Problem-Based Learning and strong programmes in health, law and economics.

A public research university on Amsterdam's modern Zuidas campus, founded in 1880 as a 'free' university, with a broad disciplinary range and social commitment.

A leading Dutch research university in Nijmegen, known for its green campus, close personal guidance and strong record in health, science and social sciences.