Study Public Health in the Netherlands
9 universities in the Netherlands offer Public Health programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 12,200 EUR per year.
Hanze University of Applied Sciences
The largest university of applied sciences in the north of the Netherlands, offering practice-based programmes in business, technology, arts, health and sports.
Utrecht University
The largest university in the Netherlands, founded in 1636 in Utrecht: top research, a broad disciplinary range and renowned international colleges.
University of Groningen
The Netherlands' second-oldest university, founded in 1614: a broad, research-intensive community of 36,000 students in vibrant student city Groningen.
Maastricht University
The Netherlands' most international university, based in Maastricht and renowned for Problem-Based Learning and strong programmes in health, law and economics.
University of Twente
A research university in Enschede with the Netherlands' only true campus: technology, entrepreneurship and people-centred social science under one roof.
Erasmus University Rotterdam
A Rotterdam research university named after Erasmus, world-renowned for economics, management, medicine and law, in Europe's largest port city.
Wageningen University & Research
A world-leading university for food, agriculture and the environment, located in Wageningen, the heart of the Dutch life-sciences cluster.
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
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.
Radboud University
A leading Dutch research university in Nijmegen, known for its green campus, close personal guidance and strong record in health, science and social sciences.