Education in the UK with MK Global Education – For Students From the Netherlands
Your Pathway from the Netherlands to Top UK Universities
MK Global Education assists students from the Netherlands to study in the UK. Our strong partnerships with leading British universities and our experienced team of professional advisors will ensure a seamless transition from the Netherlands to the UK with support every step of the way.
Why the UK for Dutch Students?
The UK provides Dutch students with high-quality higher education, international exposure and strong academic and career prospects:
A degree that is recognised across the globe and sought after by employers.
Shorter higher education programmes - three years for undergraduate and one year for postgraduate.
Wide choice of courses and research opportunities across disciplines.
Active, exciting student life in dynamic, multicultural cities.
Career pathways with world-class, globally recognised qualifications.
How MK Global Education Supports Dutch Students?
We offer bespoke services to ensure that Dutch students have a seamless experience of studying in the UK:
Your Application Journey in 3 Simple Steps
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1. Can Dutch students enrol in a UK university through MK Global Education?
Absolutely, we assist Dutch students applying to top universities in the UK and hold your hand through every step of the application, visa and finance process.
2. Must Dutch students obtain a visa to study in the UK?
Yes, all individuals studying full-time in the UK will require a UK Student Visa; however, we will assist you through the visa application process.
3. How long are degree programmes in the UK?
Typically, undergraduate programmes will take 3 years and postgraduate degree programmes usually take 1 year.
4. Are there scholarships for Dutch students?
Yes, many universities in the UK offer scholarships for international students, including Dutch nationals.
5. Can I work while I am studying in the UK as a Dutch student?
Yes. International students can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time hours during the university holidays.
6. Do Dutch students have to take English tests such as IELTS?
Typically, UK universities require proof of English studies unless you have completed your studies in a previous education qualification in English.