Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences

Netherlands Netherlands

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Overview

Van Hall Larenstein is the most sustainable University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. VHL has over 4,000 students and is home to over forty different nationalities. The curricula of VHL University of Applied Sciences focus on the domains Delta Areas and Resources - Food and Dairy - Animal and Business. Alongside the bachelors programmes, the institution also provides masters programmes, certificate programmes and short courses for regional, national and international students. VHL also conducts high-quality, practice-based research which enhances both its teaching and position as a research institute. Its educational programme is competence based, and right from the start, students will be in close contact with professional life and practice. Supported by VHL’s teaching staff, students will work on their competences in a range of projects relating to applied research and practical internships.

Subjects you can study at Van Hall Larenstein

  • Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine
  • Applied and Pure Sciences Applied and Pure Sciences
  • Architecture and Construction Architecture and Construction
  • Business and Management Business and Management
  • Computer Science and IT Computer Science and IT
  • Engineering Engineering
  • Health and Medicine Health and Medicine
  • Personal Care and Fitness Personal Care and Fitness
  • Social Studies and Media Social Studies and Media
  • Travel and Hospitality Travel and Hospitality
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Student life in numbers

COSTS PER YEAR
LIVING COSTS

5,08,887

AVERAGE PRIVATE RENT

3,72,192

AVERAGE TUITION FEE PER YEAR

UNDERGRADUATE

7,75,963

POSTGRADUATE

10,52,062

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