STUDY INSCHOLARSHIP

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Study in Holland:
open to international
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Mervin Bakker
Director
Nuffic Neso Indonesia
 WHAT COMES TO MIND?

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 Interest Development

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Culture

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International study environment

Holland is home to 200 different nationalities

2014 2015: more than 90,000 international students

Countries of origin:
1. Germany
2. China
3. Belgium

1500 students from Indonesia

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 Dutch higher education system
Code of Accreditation & quality
Conduct assurance
Research science and research Bachelor 3 years
Universitie oriented Master 1-2 years
s PhD 4 years
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Universitie oriented to practical Bachelor 4 years
s of application of knowledge Master 1-2 years
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Value for money
Tuition fees
Not free, but reasonable

Bachelor
Tuition fee (average): 6,000 15,000

Master
Tuition fee (average): 8,000 20,000

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WORKING OPPORTUNITIES
AS A STUDENT
max. 10 hours per week

B E F O R E G RA D U AT I O N
Internships
NL4Talents

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WORKING OPPORTUNITIES
A FT E R G RA D U AT I O N
Search year visa (zoekjaar
visa)

Z O E K JA A R V I S A
Apply to IND (Dutch
Immigration)

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www.studyfinder
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6-9 months before
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processing time
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 StuNed (Studeren in Nederland)
scholarship programme from the
Dutch government to Indonesia;
Capacity Building
Strengthening bilateral relations
Masters, Short Course,
Tailor-made Training
Full coverage
Focus on excellence
Focus on bilateral priorities
Priority Areas of StuNed
Water

Agri-food and Horticulture

Health Management

International Trade, Finance, Economics

Transportation and Logistics

Security and Rule of Law

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NETHERLANDS 51 countries
FELLOWSHIP
Full coverage
PROGRAMME (NFP)
Masters, Short Course, PhD
Nominated by employer
Apply through Dutch higher
education institution

www.studyinholland.nl/nfp

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 Indonesian students
Joint investment
Full/partial tuition fee waiver or
allowance or in-kind (e.g. airline
tickets)
Foundation, Bachelors, Masters
Apply to Dutch institution for LoA
Send OTS documents to Neso
OTS selection by Dutch
institution

www.nesoindonesia.or.id/ots
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Holland Scholarship
5,000.
First year of study
Applying for a full-time
bachelors or masters in NL
Never studied at an education
institution in the Netherlands.

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 NETHERLANDS
FELLOWSHIP
PROGRAMME (NFP)

BeasiswaUNGGULAN
Dutchhighereducation
KEMDIKBUD
institutions
www.grantfinder.nl
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 SHARE

EU funded project: Supporting harmonisation

in higher education in the ASEAN region
Action lines: 1) Policy Dialogue, 2) QA/QF 3)
Credit Transfer and 4) mobility through
scholarship
Consortium: British Council, Campus France,
DAAD, EUA, ENQA and EP-Nuffic (local offices
with expertise from HQs)
Role of EP-Nuffic: Result Area 3(c) Student
Mobility with scholarships
Objective:
Test the outcome of SHARE through a
scholarship programme that
addresses student mobility
Provide direct feedback for further
progress in all key result areas
 2016 2018

SCHOLARSHIP
PROGRAMME
TIMELINE
APRIL 2016
APPLICATION
OPEN

JUNE 2016
SELECTION OF
CANDIDATES

JULY 2016
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDEES
Facebook: SHARE
Scholarship
Twitter: @SHAREscholar
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER
Instagram: 2016
START OF MOBILITY
SHAREscholarship
 Veelsuccess!!

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 Questions?
Menara Jamsostek 20th Fl.
Jl. Gatot Subroto 38
Jakarta 12710

(021) 5290 2172

info@nesoindonesia.or.id

Nuffic Neso Indonesia

@studidibelanda / @mervinbakker

nesoindonesia

www.nesoindonesia.or.id
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