Personal introduction

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1 Study in Holland

2 Personal introduction

3 What do you know about Holland?

4 Cities Country-sides

5 Historical Modern

6 Variety

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9 Interest Development Level Subject Why study abroad? Culture Ambition Network

10 The Dutch have won 18 Nobel Prizes in the field of chemistry, physics, medicine, economics and peace. Why study in Holland? 11 Dutch universities in Top 200 QS World University Ranking 2012 (2012, QSWU) 2 nd place on number of publications per researcher 4 th place on impact of research publications 4 th place on most cited publications (2009, ScienceWatch)

11 Pioneering

12 Creative

13 Connected

14 Home away from home

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16 Dutch Higher Education Three degrees as part of the Bologna Process Bachelor s (3-4 years) Master s (1-2 years) PhD (4 years) Research Universities (Universiteit) science and research oriented Bachelor Master PhD 3 years 1-2 years 4 years Short courses Universities of Applied Sciences (Hogeschool) oriented to practical application of knowledge Bachelor Master Short courses 4 years 1-2 years Institute for International Education International programmes Master PhD Short courses 1-2 years 4 years

17 High Quality of Education Code of Conduct standards for Dutch higher education institutions that offer international programmes. guaranteed quality of study programmes, recruitment process and counseling procedures. Accreditation and Quality Assurance CROHO (Central Register of Higher Education Programmes) list of accredited programmes NVAO (Netherlands and Flanders Accreditation Organisation)

18 the Netherlands a stand out performer 12 NL institutions in the world top 200 # 3 after UK and US Above Germany (11), Australia (8), Canada (8), France (7) and Japan (5. In continental Europe: 5 places in the top 15. Conclusion: A world-class higher education system

19 Tuition Fee and Living Cost Bachelor 4,000-8,000 / year Master 6,000-17,500 / year Financial support of 900 / month Average of 9,000-12,000 / year Could be less, depending on lifestyle

20 Working opportunities As a student Maximum 10 hours per week After graduation 1 year visa extension to search for jobs (zoekjaar visa) Application is made through IND (Immigration and Naturalisation Service) Cost EUR 600

21 What to do? Search for study programme Letter of acceptance (LoA) Download the application form from university website Send documents to chosen university Prepare required documents: - Legalised transcript & certificate - Motivation statement - Two recommendation letters - IELTS/TOEFL certificate - CV

22 Scholarships 1. StuNed Scholarship 2. Netherlands Fellowship Programme (NFP) 3. Orange Tulip Scholarship 4. Dikti PhD scholarship Dutch Channel 5. Scholarship from Dutch universities 6. Other scholarship sources

23 StuNed Scholarship Approximately full scholarships per year Indonesian nationals (no age limit) Mid-career Indonesian nationals (min. 2 years work experience, priority for Netherlands Embassy partners ) English proficiency level of at least TOEFL IBT 79 or IELTS 6 Academic or professional background that is related to the subject of the course Admission letter to the chosen study programme Programmes: Master courses Short courses Customized training programmes Refresher course

24 Netherlands Fellowship Programme Mid-career professionals (min. 3 years work experience) A national of one of the 61 developing countries on the NFP list (including Indonesia) Admission letter to the chosen study programme Programmes Master Short courses PhD

25 Combine funds from profit, non-profit and higher education Support Indonesian talents to study in the Netherlands Mostly partial scholarships (Foundation programmes, Bachelor, Master) So far 12 universities participating and around 25 scholarships confirmed Other parties like KLM will also particpate.

26 Orange Tulip Scholarship Oct Apr 2013 Students apply to Dutch higher education institution for admission Students apply for Orange Tulip Scholarship at Neso June 2013 Winners announcement Award ceremony in Jakarta August August 2014 OTS awardees study in the Netherlands

27 Dikti PhD Scholarship Dutch channel Full scholarship for 4 years 3 years funded by Dikti, 1 year by Dutch university For lecturers of Indonesian universities Holding a Master degree Under 50 years of age Holds a valid unconditional Letter of Acceptance from a Dutch university Should have a approved research proposal More information:

28 Scholarship from Dutch universities Mostly partial tuition fee Browse at search engine Other scholarship sources Beasiswa DIKTI-NESO Special Channel PhD Erasmus Mundus Beasiswa Unggulan (Kemendiknas) Beasiswa Unggulan (DIKTI) Beasiswa Kementerian Kominfo Beasiswa dari kementerian lain

29 Scholarship from Dutch universities Mostly partial tuition fee Browse at search engine Other scholarship sources Beasiswa DIKTI-NESO Special Channel PhD Erasmus Mundus Beasiswa Unggulan (Kemendiknas) Beasiswa Unggulan (DIKTI) Beasiswa Kementerian Kominfo Beasiswa dari kementerian lain

30 What to expect?

31 Self-study

32 Group-work

33 Informal student-teacher relationship Individual & two-way classroom interaction

34 Independent /DIY lifestyle

35 Surprise

36 Cultural experience

37 Travel

38 What to study and where?

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41 Nuffic Neso Indonesia Mon-Fri 10 am 4 pm Neso Blog Menara Jamsostek, 20 th Fl. Jl Jend. Gatot Subroto No. 38 Jakarta Tel. (62-21) Fax. (62-21) Website

42 HEF Semarang: - 11 Dutch universities - Foundation, Bachelor, Master Phd - Free English test at HEF AM and PM - Indication score for IELTS - First 50 students per session