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Going on exchange to university abroad opens a world of opportunities. Besides the thrill of living in another country and making new friends, you will gain a fresh perspective on your studies. Plus, it's a chance to challenge yourself, step out of your comfort zone and grow personally. And it will benefit your future career. Are you interested in using your exchange to pave the way to a brighter, greener future? Then VHL could be the perfect place for your semester abroad.
Erasmus+ is a special collaboration among European universities. VHL proudly participates in this network, which has been active for over three decades. Erasmus+ offers you a unique opportunity to study abroad and enhance your international skills. Which is something employers really value. It streamlines the exchange process and offers scholarships to help cover your expenses. We’d love to welcome you at VHL. Ready to join our global community?
Step 1: check if VHL has an Erasmus+ partnership with your home university. You can check the list and which subjects are available to you here.
Step 2: Choose the minor you love from the list below and ask your International Office to formally nominate you at VHL before the nomination deadline. The deadlines are 14 April for the Autumn semester and 31 October for the Spring Semester.
Step 3: Once your nomination is approved, you'll receive detailed instructions to complete your application.
VHL is commited to the Erasmus+ Charter for Higher Education 2021-2027 (ECHE) and our Erasmus Policy Statement. View the Erasmus+ Student Charter for the rights and obligations of students taking part in the Erasmus+ programme.
At VHL, the power to shape your world lies in your hands. At the Netherlands' foremost sustainable university of applied sciences, you can choose impactful minors covering topics like rural development, animal management, sustainable water technology and landscape development. A minor is worth 30 ECTS and consists of a set of courses all taught in one semester. A B2 level of proficiency is required in the English language. At both the Velp and Leeuwarden campuses, we provide a range of English-taught minor programmes. Click on the minor to get all the details on content, learning objectives and requirements:
| Leeuwarden | Velp |
Autumn semester Term 1 & 2 | Coastal and Marine Management | Land and Water Management Animal Husbandry Food Technology Forestry and Nature Management Garden and Landscape Architecture International Development Management |
Spring semester Term 3 & 4 | International Agribusiness and Trade Animal Husbandry |
The information included in the descriptions may be subject to change; VHL explicitly rejects any liability regarding the accuracy and completeness of the information provided through the links to the minor descriptions.
Should you wish to pursue an internship at VHL, contact the Mobility Team through [email protected]l. Indicate what project or research group you would like to participate in and include an extensive CV, motivation letter, transcript of records as well as a proposed timeline for your internship. We will forward your request accordingly.
On studying in Velp and studying in Leeuwarden, you can find detailed information on both campuses and on accommodation.
If you have any further questions, please send an e-mail to [email protected]. We’re happy to help.