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    Amsterdam School of International Business

    Check whether Amsterdam School of International Business is right for you as an international student.

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    Uni facts

    Amsterdam, Netherlands
    • Type
      Public
    • Rank
      2406
    • International students
      1419
    • Nationalities
      90
    • Total programs
      3
    • Acceptance rate
      70%

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    Study abroad at the Amsterdam School of International Business

    The Amsterdam School of International Business (AMSIB) is a branch of the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. The University has a global mindset, appreciating cultural diversity. AMSIB aim for students to graduate with the global knowledge, passion and social skills necessary for success in international business.

    AMSIB is based in two locations across Amsterdam: the Fraijlemaborg (FMB) in Zuid-Oost and the Wibaut building in Amsterdam Center. The locations are well-connected to public transport or easily reached by bicycle — Amsterdam’s favorite way of getting around. At both sites you can find modern teaching facilities and a community atmosphere where staff, local and international students learn and connect together.

    Why study at the Amsterdam School of International Business?

    • Practical learning

      learning-by-doing approach to business and management

    • Social responsibility

      a focus on ethics with respect for norms and values across the world

    • CIS member

      the Council of International Schools (CIS) helps collaboratively shape international education

    • Safe city

      Amsterdam is in the top 10 cities for overall safety

    Life as an international student

    AMSIB's students and staff span across 90 nationalities. AMSIB's diversity can be felt throughout the curriculum, faculty body, classes and student organisations. Student clubs bring together the student body on different topics and activities, including a variety of student associations. Many offer activities and services that are specifically oriented towards international students.

    Each first year and second year student at AMSIB is assigned a mentor. The mentor provides general and specific information regarding the school, policies, procedures, as well as being the first point of call for any issues.

    Student life & facilities

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    • Library
      • Individual Study Rooms
      • Group Study Rooms
      • Quiet Areas
    • Fitness Centre
      • Spin Studio
      • Climbing Walls
      • Machines
      • Free Weights
      • Fitness Classes
      • Dance Studio
      • Sauna / Steam Rooms
      • Swimming Pool
      • Personal Trainers
      • Treatment Rooms
      • Fitness Center Physiotherapist
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    • IT Support
      • Loan Laptops
      • Campus Wireless Connectivity
    • Transport
      • Bike Rental
    • Healthcare & Medical
      • Minor Surgery
      • Family Planning
      • Counselling & Mental Health Services
      • Campus Doctor
    • Clubs & Organisations
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    • Sports Facilities
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    • Tutoring Support
      • Student Tutoring & Support
    • Praying Rooms
      • Language Center
      • Pre sessional English Academic skills courses

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    Fees and funding

    In order to take part in a study program, you will be required to pay a tuition fee. Tuition fees for government-subsidized study programs are fixed on an annual basis by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science. This is the statutory tuition fee.

    If you meet the requirements applied by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, you will be required to pay the statutory tuition fee. If you do not meet these requirements, you must pay the institutional tuition fee.

    The academic year for all study programs begins on 1 September, but for some programs you may be able to begin on 1 February.

    • Undergraduate/Graduate Tuition - €8,471 per year

    Amsterdam Talent Scholarship

    To honor and attract talented international students, AUAS has introduced a performance-based scholarship system: the Amsterdam Talent Scholarship (ATS). The ATS are awarded at the end of every academic year to non-EEA students.

    Amount: 50% of tuition fees

    Requirements:

    • Be able to meet the conditions to obtain a Dutch visa (if applicable)
    • Be enrolled in one of the programmes of the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
    • Have paid the institutional tuition fee for non-EEA students
    • Not receive a full coverage scholarship covering the same period of studies
    • Have obtained all 60 credits* in the present academic year, with a minimum average grade of 7,0

    Holland Scholarship

    The scholarship is meant for international students from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) who want to do an English taught bachelor’s or master’s in Holland. The EEA consists of the EU countries and Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. You will receive this in the first year of your studies.

    Amount: €5,000

    Requirements:

    • You are applying for a full time bachelor’s or master’s programme at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS)
    • You are applying for a programme in the Netherlands for the first time
    • You will be paying the institutional tuition fee
    • Your nationality is non-EEA
    • You do not have a degree from an education institution in the Netherlands
    • You meet the specific admission requirements set by the AUAS programme you wish to enrol in
    • You have not received a Holland Scholarship before

    Location

    Amsterdam School of International Business

    Fraijlemaborg 133, 1102 CV Amsterdam

    The University is located in the heart of the central business district of Amsterdam, which is considered to be one of Europe's prime business hubs and ranked among the best cities in the world to live in.

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    Visa requirements for Amsterdam School of International Business

    Many international students will require a visa to study in the Netherlands, and this is a vital step of your study abroad journey. Make sure you understand the requirements you may need to meet before applying.

    Netherlands student visa requirements