Tuition fees, University of Groningen

Tuition fees for international Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes depend on the programme of your choice and your personal situation. Below you will find a brief overview of tuition fees for the academic year 2012-2013. Please note that the official tuition fees will be available at a later stage. More detailed information is available through the following links:

> Detailed information about tuition fees for Bachelor's degree programmes

> Detailed information about tuition fees for Master's degree programmes

> How to pay your tuition fees

> Other information about tuition fees

Tuition fees for regular degree programmes depend on government regulations and are the same for Dutch and European Union citizens (European Economic Area: all EU countries + Norway, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Iceland).

Please visit the DUO-IB-group website to find out if your eligible for a tuition fee loan (EEA countries only).

N.B. In some cases it is possible for non-EU students to pay the tuition fee of EU/EEA-students. > read more [PDF]

*Please note that different fees apply for Erasmus Mundus programmes and other Double Degree programmes.

Students participating in the LLLP Erasmus*, Tempus or ISEP programme do not have to pay tuition fees. Students coming to the Netherlands to study within one of the formal inter-university exchange programmes of the University of Groningen are also exempted from paying tuition fees. The Netherlands has many cultural agreements with foreign countries. If you receive a grant from the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science within the framework of one of these agreements to study in Groningen, there may be a (partial) tuition waiver.

*N.B. Erasmus Mundus programmes are not part of LLLP Erasmus. Therefore, students participating in Erasmus Mundus programmes do need to pay tuition fees.

Several scholarships are available for international students who are motivated to study Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD programmes, as well as for exchanges, short courses and research stays at our university.