HU University of Applied Sciences
Utrecht, Netherlands

World-class learning in the heart of a vibrant, modern city.

Campus

  • Utrecht, Science Park

 

Tuition Fees

No tuition fees for the Exchange Program if nominated by an exchange partner institution.

 

Nomination Deadlines

  • Fall Semester: April

  • Spring Semester: October

 

Lecture Periods

  • Fall Semester: September – January

  •  Spring Semester: January – June

 

Application Procedure

  • Ask your home university coordinator to submit your online nomination via Mobility Online

  • After nomination, you’ll be invited to begin the application process (online only)

  • Upload your signed Learning Agreement (by you and your home university) before the application deadline

 

ECTS Credits

30 ECTS – 15 Credits Per Semester

 

Language of Instruction

English

 

Course List

  • To view the course list, click here.

 

Minimum Language Requirement

  • Most exchange programmes require CEFR level B2.

  • Some programmes may ask for proof of English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS scores or a letter from your home university).

 

Housing Application Deadline

  • Apply as soon as housing opens.

  • Rooms are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

 

Nearest Airport

​Schiphol Airport (Amsterdam) has a direct train to Utrecht Central Station (≈30 minutes).

 

Other Useful Information

Buddy programmes are available through student organizations ESN Utrecht and Buddy Go Dutch.

 

Visa Procedure

Full details are available at: internationalhu.com/immigration

Immigration Guide for exchange students: click here.

 

Immigration deadlines

Fall semester:

15 June-Provisional entry visa and residence permit (MVV)

15 July-Temporary residence permit for study purposes

(VVR)

 

Spring semester:

1 December- Provisional entry visa (MVV) and residence

permit and/or temporary residence permit for study

purposes (VVR).

 

Estimated Monthly Cost of Living

  • Total: € 900 – 1100

  • Accommodation: €500 –1,050 per month, including utilities (water, heating, electricity)

  • Food: Lunch at the student restaurant costs about €500

  • Transport: Public transport is expensive, so most students use bicycles. A second-hand bike can be bought, or you can rent one for about €40 per month.