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Students who are nationals of countries outside the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA) will, with effect from the 2008-2009 academic year, no longer qualify for a student grant. This means that these students will pay higher tuition fees from the 2008-2009 academic year. The tuition fees for non-EU/EEA students who are due to begin a new course in September 2008 will be € 6,500.

This amount will be annually index-linked.
Students of Swiss or Surinam nationality are an exception to this rule. They will pay the same tuition fees that apply to EU/EEA nationals. Students who are in receipt of student finance or who have a special status will pay the EU/EEA fees. For more details of this scheme, please contact your course organiser.

Note: Tuition fees at the Hogeschool van Amsterdam are set by the government. The tuition fees mentioned on this website are fees that need to be paid yearly. Please note that the tuition fees are subject to annual inflation rate increases.

For the 2008 / 2009 academic year a tuition fee of € 6.500 is proposed for non-EER students.

Current non-EER students who started their studies in academic year 2007 / 2008 or earlier are eligible for a transitional arrangement of 5 years. The following tuition fees are (not taking price indexing into account):

2008 / 2009: € 2,500
2009 / 2010: € 2,750
2010 / 2011: € 3,000
2011 / 2012: € 3,250.

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Tuition fees

Tuition fees for Dutch and other EU citizens amount to EUR 1565 (academic year 2008-2009). Non-EU citizens will be charged a higher amount. Exchange students from our international partner schools don't have to pay extra tuition fees.


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Murat Erdinc

Merhaba,
Universiteyle kontak kurmama izin verin. Turkiye'yi bazi universiteler EEA dan sayabiliyor. Bosu bosuna okadar para vermeyin, yazik.

EU and EEA-countries
Austria
Belgium
Czech Republic (as per 01 May 2004)
Cyprus (Greek territory, as per 01 May 2004)
Denmark
Estonia (as per 01 May 2004)
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Great Britain
Hungary (as per 01 May 2004)
Ireland
Iceland
Italy
Liechtenstein
Lithuania (as per 01 May 2004)
Luxembourg
Malta (as per 01 May 2004)
The Netherlands
Norway
Poland (as per 01 May 2004)
Portugal
Slovenia (as per 01 May 2004)
Slovakia (as per 01 May 2004)
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland

Treaty countries
Australia
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Canada
Cape Verde
Chile
Croatia
Israel
Macedonia
Malta
Morocco
New Zealand
Slovenia
South Korea
Tunisia
TurkeyUnited States

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