University of Amsterdam
Tuition/Year
EUR 8,000 - 20,000
Acceptance
30%
QS Ranking
#53
Students
N/A
About University of Amsterdam
The University of Amsterdam in Amsterdam, Netherlands (QS World University Rank: 53) is a globally respected research university known for strong teaching in Business/MBA, Sciences, Social Sciences, and Law. For Indian students, it offers an international classroom, excellent industry links and internships in one of Europe’s most connected cities, plus a vibrant English-taught study environment that supports strong career outcomes across Europe and beyond.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
EUR 8,000 - 20,000
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.5+
TOEFL
92+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about University of Amsterdam
10 Reviews
Arpita
The campus life is lively, and events are frequently organized to help students connect. The Law faculty is very approachable, and they encourage practical learning, though the class sizes can be large at times.
Pros
Lively campus life, practical learning
Cons
Large class sizes
Debashish
The Computer Science program offers cutting-edge coursework and excellent faculty who are leaders in their fields. However, access to laboratories can sometimes be competitive.
Pros
Innovative curriculum, experienced faculty
Cons
Access to facilities
Sourav
The Sciences courses are taught by highly qualified professors, and the research facilities are top-notch. The only downside is that administrative processes can sometimes be slow.
Pros
Quality of instruction, great research facilities
Cons
Slow administration
Swagata
The Law program provides great insights into European legislation and has a highly skilled faculty. However, finding a suitable study space can be challenging.
Pros
Excellent faculty, valuable insights
Cons
Limited study spaces
Partha
The collaborative learning environment at the University of Amsterdam has been beneficial for my development. Faculty are approachable and assist with networking for job placements, although housing can be expensive.
Pros
Collaborative environment, networking
Cons
High housing costs
