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What do environmental science experts in Netherlands say?

  • Mart Verwijmeren

    Mart Verwijmeren

    Avans University of Applied Sciences Lecturer and researcher
    Mart Verwijmeren says

    One of the main advantages of studying environmental sciences in the Netherlands is that it can stimulate students to do relevant internships or graduation projects abroad.

    International students who study in the Netherlands will also benefit from our open and international culture.

    As an international student studying environmental science, you'll gain very relevant expertise on water management, soil quality, climate change and ecology.

    Two examples of career tracks are consultancy related to water/air/soil/ecological quality or working at governmental/regulatory bodies, for example, municipality/provincial departments tasked with environmental monitoring or legislation.

  • Paul Santman

    Paul Santman

    Avans University of Applied Sciences Lecturer
    Paul Santman says

    Environmental issues pose challenges on an international level. Air pollution, climate change, deforestation and many more issues can only be tackled by taking the international scope into perspective.

    Environmental Science programs, such as the BSc Environmental Science for Sustainable Energy and Technology program offered by Avans University of Applied Sciences, help students find smart and effective solutions to these issues.

    Studying environmental science in the Netherlands enables you to gain the knowledge and skills at the highest level possible. Education in the Netherlands is well regarded, and the Netherlands is a perfect hotspot for international students with many international companies and organisations, a lively student atmosphere and good career prospects.

    Graduates with an environmental science degree are professionals who can work all over the world. With a BSc or MSc degree in environmental science you could for example work as a renewable energy specialist, a health and safety consultant, a water quality analyst or sustainability advisor within companies, organisations or governmental agencies all over the world.

    Graduates with an environmental science degree are in high demand. Every country around the world is facing environmental issues, and every country needs professionals to takle these issues. The Environmental Science for Sustainable Energy and Technology program has delivered many high performing professionals who have spread out all over the world, facing environmental challenges with innovative thinking and smart solutions.

  • Thais de Castro Lima Varella

    Thais de Castro Lima Varella

    Avans University of Applied Sciences Lecturer in Environmental Sciences
    Thais de Castro Lima Varella says

    The Netherlands is one of the best-reviewed countries for subjects related to the circular and biobased economy. Here, the students will study and live the applications of these concepts.

    Studying in the Netherlands is beneficial mostly because of the international scenario. Here, nearly everyone speaks English and is used to be in multicultural environments.

    A degree in environmental science means that international students can be ready to work in multidisciplinary fields. The study in environmental sciences prepares students to work in very different places, from scientific to consultancy; from farms to industries.

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What are the top Environmental Science Undergraduate programs in the Netherlands?

Bachelor's in environmental science in the Netherlands

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    Environmental Science for Sustainability, Ecosystems and Technology - BSc Avans University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands

    Program type
    Bachelor's
    Duration
    4 years
    Annual tuition fee
    9,353 USD

    Fee in university's local currency 8,852 EUR

    Start date
    September
    Show program overview about Environmental Science for Sustainability, Ecosystems and Technology

Student reviews for environmental science in the Netherlands

  • Liene Bruna
    Latvia
    Overall experience 4 stars
    Academic
    4 stars
    University social
    5 stars
    Accommodation
    1 stars
    University facilities
    2 stars
    Avans University of Applied Sciences Environmental Science
    Tell us about studying environmental science in the Netherlands
    I study Environmental Science for Sustainable Energy & Technology. The lecturers have a passion for the subjects they teach and want you to learn. The group-based learning is a great way to see different perspectives of the subject and gets you to think outside the box. It also prepares you for collaboration with different types of people in the future. The workload is not that much, it is more varying in degree depending on what time of the year it is. I like that it is not constantly too much work, as you're not constantly overwhelmed, and don't lose passion for the subjects over time.