Inholland and Erasmus+

To provide you with a study abroad experience, we have been part of the Erasmus+ programme for a long time. It's proven to be an excellent opportunity to exchange students and staff operating in higher education institutions within Europe and all over the world. Our exchange programmes enrich the life experiences of Dutch and international students. Participating in the Erasmus+ programme ultimately improves our curriculum's quality and enhances faculty members' professionalism. As the new Erasmus+ period of 2021-2027 is in full swing, we are looking forward to strengthen international ties and explore new collaborations. 

Erasmus Charter for Higher Education

The European Commission has granted the new Erasmus Charter for Higher Education for 2021-2027 to Inholland University of Applied Sciences. We are aware that holding an Erasmus Charter for Higher Education not only allows us to participate in European projects but also obliges us to keep certain standards set in the ECHE criteria. We are constantly monitoring these criteria to meet all requirements as intended.

Read the Erasmus Charter

Erasmus Policy Statement

We put great emphasis on the Inholland Professional. Currently, we offer six international English-taught bachelor programmes including Dutch and international students, facilitating an international classroom. We aim to let students obtain their international and cross-cultural competencies during their bachelor studies. We commit to the European Education Area which lets students develop a strong sense of a European identity and inherently contribute to social inclusion. 

Read the Erasmus+ Policy Statement

Mobility

Mobility of students and staff is a priority in Inholland's strategic plans and is therefore highly stimulated. Within the current Erasmus+ programme, we facilitate around 300 student- and 60 staff exchanges per year in collaboration with approximately 190 partner universities in Europe.

Outgoing mobility of students

Information & counselling

During information meetings and daily office hours, the International Offices informs you about possibilities to study abroad and to do a placement abroad, including grants. Exchange coordinators from the faculties  advise you on the content of the exchange programmes and make selections based on motivation, study results and language skills.

Recognition of credits

You write a proposal of the courses that you want to follow during the exchange. The faculty has to approve this proposal to ensure the recognition of credits. After approval of the Examination Board, a Learning Agreement is signed by you, the partner university and the Faculty. 

Language courses

Some studies offer language courses as part of the curriculum.

Contact

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us via Outgoing@inholland.nl.

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