After Graduation


After finishing studies in Holland, students can return home or stay a little bit longer to travel through Holland and Europe. Some may wish to carry on with their studies or research while others may want to look for a job. After completing a bachelors degree, students can choose to study for a Masters program. For those students completing their Masters degree, the PhD qualification is an option for further study. Students who want to search for a job in Holland, can


do so within a year after graduation. (For more information: www.studyin.nl or http://www.ind.nl/).


Living in Holland


Holland has a cosmopolitan lifestyle without forgetting the history and cultural traditions of the country. Students can experience the modern and high tech world alongside the cheese markets held in the traditional way even today. The contrasts are a part of the Dutch daily life and they are not in conflict. Holland is also rich in art and architecture and home to some famous artists like Rembrandt, Van Gogh, the CoBra movement, Vermeer and architects like Jouke Post and Rem Koolhaas. There are more than 1,000 museums to visit and theatres and musicals are also very popular among the Dutch. One can also experience the packed terraces along the many


canals in the Netherlands on a bright and sunny day. The cost of living in Holland is also modest compared to cities like New York, London, Paris and Beijing. Students spend around €700-€1,000 per month on housing, food and other expenses. “I like the magic of the Dutch culture, Dutch people and Holland’s beautiful countryside. The best thing about the Dutch culture is that it easily accepts and integrates with the other cultures.” Shenghua Tan (21), China, Bachelors in International Business and Management Studies, The Hague University of Applied Sciences.


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