All international students coming to study in Apeldoorn at Wittenborg Business School are provided with very affordable student housing. Wittenborg University offers three types of accommodation located within close cycling or walking distance from the University and equipped with everything you need!

Would you like to increase your chances of finding a job after graduation? Wittenborg Business School gives its international students a great opportunity to get a work placement in a company for a period between 3 and 12 months!

Students from the EU, EEA countries or Switzerland who come to study in the Netherlands may be eligible for Study Grants from the Dutch government (known as Study Finance, or Studiefinanciering in Dutch).

In September 2012 Wittenborg University, located in Apeldoorn since last summer, will launch two Master of Science (MSc) programmes in Hospitality together with the University of Brighton from England: MSc in International Event Management and an MSc in International Tourism Management.

Come to study in Europe: Wittenborg Business School is committed to the support of developing countries offering special Wittenborg Funds.

At Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences international business programmes are quite distinctive – having a flexible but very businesslike yearly programming.

Wittenborg Business School has re-established partner relationships with 3 Shanghai Universities as well as completed promotional activities at nine of the largest China Study Abroad Agencies. Check out the video!

Wittenborg University will soon be offering its students a unique Bachelor programme in Entrepreneurial Business Administration (EBA). The programme is expected to be of a particular interest to the international students looking for a BBA with the focus on entrepreneurial business.

Recently, Wittenborg Business school awarded the first “Apeldoorn Campus” group of graduates their International Business Administration Bachelor degree, in an international ceremony held at the Business School in Apeldoorn.

The number of British students entered universities in the Netherlands on Bachelor programmes  taught in English, has increased drastically compared to 2010. Bachelor programmes in international business and management are the most popular.