Education fairs in Netherlands
Welcome to the Netherlands, one of Europe’s international student recruitment gems. Holland is home to over 17 million inhabitants and close to 900,000 students in tertiary education. Many international firms have their head quarters in the country’s capital, Amsterdam. Because of its international outlook, the Netherlands are popular among international students. At this point more than 50,000 international students are studying Holland’s many student cities. The Dutch government has an ambitious internationalization agenda. There are numerous government backed scholarship programs that support Dutch students abroad. Currently, close to 20,000 students are studying overseas. Germany and Belgium are the most popular study destinations, Join our education fairs in the Netherlands in order to recruit the best bachelor students for your international master, LLM and MBA programs.
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Online education fairOnline Education Fair Europe
OnlineThe Online Education Fair in Europe 2023 is your chance to engage with pre-selected students from Western Europe: UK, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Luxemburg, Denmark and Scandinavia. From the largest cities and the smallest towns, this event reaches places that traditional fairs simply cannot. This is the future of international student recruitment! ...
Utrecht
Utrecht, Netherlands, EuropeInternational Education Fair Netherlands
The International Education Fair Netherlands is the biggest study abroad fair in Holland. With well over 11,800 unique visitors and more than 115 exhibiting institutions from over 100 countries all over the world, this is the event where Dutch students go to inform themselves about international study and gap year opportunities. ...
Discover the education market of Netherlands
Market report Netherlands
The World Economic Forum has ranked the Netherlands as the third most educated country in the world. Also, in the renowned global Pisa/OECD rankings for 15-year-olds, the Netherlands is listed as one of the best performers. A third of Dutch 25-64 year olds hold a university degree, which is significantly higher than the OECD average of 24%. […]
