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Facts and figures

These interactive dashboards show the latest figures and mobility statistics of internationalisation in Dutch education.
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Primary Schools in Nuffic networks

Dutch primary schools in Nuffic networks

An overview of Dutch primary schools in Nuffic networks.
Secondary Schools in Nuffic networks

Dutch secondary schools in Nuffic networks

An overview of Dutch secondary schools in Nuffic networks.
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VET students abroad

Of all VET graduates who obtained their diploma in 2017, 8% had completed a study related period abroad.
Facts and figures International work placements VET students

International work placements

The top destination countries of outbound VET students doing a registered work placement. Most of them went to a country in the European Economic Area.
Facts and figures Erasmus+ VET students

Erasmus+ VET students

All Erasmus+ VET students coming to or going from the Netherlands with an Erasmus+ grant.
Countries of origin

Countries of origin

Germany remains by far the most important country of origin, followed by Italy (2nd), China (3rd), Belgium (4th) and Bulgaria (5th). The United Kingdom has lost its place in the top 5.
Fields of study

Fields of study

Most international degree students study economics & business. Fine arts & liberal arts and sciences have the highest relative shares of international students enrolled.
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Regions and universities

Maastricht University enrolls the most international degree students, followed by the University of Amsterdam and the University of Groningen.
Neso countries

Neso countries

In 2019 – 2020, 14.821 international degree students from countries with a Neso office were enrolled in the Netherlands.
Dutch degree students abroad

Dutch degree students abroad

About 2 in every 100 students from the Netherlands study abroad for a full degree programme. Belgium (Flanders), the UK, the US and Germany are the most popular destinations.
Destination institutions

Destination institutions

The portable government grant and/or loan ('meeneembare studiefinanciering') is an important source of funding for Dutch degree students abroad.
Global mobility

Global mobility streams

Over 4.5 million degree students studied abroad in 2016. The US, the UK and other English-speaking countries are the most popular destinations for international degree students.
Graduate survey

Graduate survey

See which fields of study were popular among Dutch graduates who went abroad during their study programmes and how this trend has developed over the years.
Erasmus+ higher education student mobility

Erasmus+ higher education students mobility

Discover where Dutch students go for an Erasmus exchange, either for a study programme or an internship.
Erasmus+ staff mobility

Erasmus+ staff mobility

Teaching and research staff can use the Erasmus+ programme to gain work experience abroad. Find out who goes where.
Stayrates

Stayrates of international graduates

Almost 25% of the international students who studied in the Netherlands still live here 5 years after graduating.

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