In this insightful episode, our host sits down with an ApplyCourses Specialist to delve into the recent changes in the Netherlands’ approach to international student enrollment. The Dutch government’s new policies aim to reduce the number of English-taught bachelor’s programs, with a stronger emphasis on Dutch-language education to enhance accessibility for local students and foster better integration of international graduates into the labor market.

The episode unpacks the key details of these changes, including what they mean for prospective international students, the rationale behind the government’s decision, and how Dutch universities plan to implement these guidelines. Our guest from ApplyCourses explains the new language requirements and exemptions, and shares strategies for students who still wish to study in the Netherlands. They also discuss alternative study destinations, providing tips on choosing the best countries and programs to meet students’ academic and career goals.

This episode is essential listening for students, counselors, and anyone interested in global education trends, offering practical advice on how to navigate the shifting landscape of international studies in the Netherlands and beyond.

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