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University of Groningen

The University of Groningen is a lively student city in the Netherlands.  It is not far from the border with Germany. Groningen is known as the "World's Cycling City"

Country
Holland
Agreement
Erasmus+
Type
Studies
Photo of the city of Groningen in the Netherlands

The city of Groningen in the Netherlands.

About the partner institution

Groningen is located in the north of the Netherlands and has approximately 200,000 inhabitants. The university has approximately 23,000 students which makes Groningen the city in the Netherlands with the youngest population.

Available places

UiA has several Erasmus+ places at the University of Groningen:

  • 2 students who wish to study subjects within the Faculty of Arts
  • 2 students from community planning (bachelor's or master's level) at the Faculty of Spatial Sciences
  • 6 students from engineering/technical subjects/mathematics

Requirements

You must be registered as a student at UiA and have completed a minimum of 60 credits before you go on exchange. In the description of your study programme, you will find more information about other possible requirements for applying for an exchange.

You must also send confirmation of your English level. Please contact the International Office at UiA.

 

 

Credits and courses

30 ECTS at the University of Groningen is the same as 30 credits at UiA.

Overview of courses in English:

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Spatial Sciences

 

The academic year

September - February

February - June

Tuition fees and scholarships

UiA has an Erasmus+ agreement with this university. Students do not have to pay tuition fees, but in some cases a small semester fee must be paid. You can apply for a scholarship through the EU programme Erasmus+.

Accommodation

You will receive information about housing when you are admitted to the university. It will be "first-come-first-served" in terms of student housing. Otherwise, you will have to find private housing.

Student housing

Additional information

The university offers courses in Dutch language.

Dutch language courses

Because of how the semesters are organised in Groningen, it is recommended that students study here either in the spring or for an entire academic year.

How to apply

Application deadlines:

  • 10 February for exchange in the autumn semester or full year exchange 
  • 10 September for exchange in the spring semester

More information about exchange and the application process

These programmes offer exchange to University of Groningen