The Hague University of Applied Sciences

The Hague University of Applied Sciences

  • 85
    Acceptance Rate
  • 11
    Available Programs
  • 25481
    Students
  • 14000
    Average Cost
  • Program
    Co-op
  • Permit
    Work

Overview

The Hague University of Applied Sciences was formed as the result of a merger of 14 smaller institutions of higher professional education on 1 September 1987. Technische Hogeschool Rijswijk (TH Rijswijk) later merged with the institution in 2003 and was relocated to the Delft campus in 2009. The main campus in The Hague was finished in 1996. The 82,000 square metre site was designed by architects Atelier Pro and took from 1990 to 1996 to complete. The campus is designed with several teaching wings with classrooms and laboratories spanning out from an oval shape atrium.

Entry requirements

Entry requirements for each programme:

You may need particular subjects in your high school or pre-university results, depending on your chosen degree. 

Dutch diploma/ International/non-Dutch diploma (Enrolment Office will decide how your international diploma compares to a Dutch diploma. You must also be proficient in the English language if the course is taught in English, or in Dutch if the course is taught in Dutch.)

English language requirements

The minimum language test results are:

IELTS: minimum score of 6.0 overall

TOEFL internet based test: minimum score of 80 

TOEFL paper delivered test: minimum score of 60 

TOEIC: minimum score of 670 (listening and reading) and minimum score of 290 (speaking and writing)

Cambridge English: minimum score of 169 (and grade A, B or C)


Scholarship & funding

There are different ways to finance your studies depending upon whether you come from the EU/EEA and Switzerland or outside the region.For more information.

Campuses

Student life

Many graduates claim that their student days were the best days of their lives. What makes this time ‘best’ is individual. Whether this means partying until the early morning hours, playing lots of sports or learning more about a specific topic by taking part in discussions or finding an interesting part-time job, The Hague, Delft and Zoetermeer offer lots of different opportunities to make your student days as epic as you want.