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Netherlands

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Where Tradition and Innovation Come Together

Study abroad in the Netherlands. A global hub of trade for centuries, the Netherlands have long been a crossroads for culture and innovation. With its well-known picturesque canals and windmills, studying in the Netherlands also offers a compelling insight into migration, social, and environmental policy, along with opportunities to experience a wide variety of innovative art, music, and design. CEA CAPA's programs in Amsterdam offer a thriving student scene and endless opportunities to learn and discover outside of the classroom. 

Cities of Netherlands

Cities of Netherlands

Amsterdam

Home to residents from over 180 nationalities, cultures, religions, and backgrounds, people are drawn to Amsterdam as a Mecca for personal freedom and tolerance.
Population
1.6 Million
Summer Temp
72°F (22°C)
Winter Temp
37°F (3°C)
Geography
Urban
Sample Programs
  • Business
  • Humanities
  • Social Sciences
  • STEM
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Realize you forgot your book at home? No worries, there are plenty of bookstores to scope out while in the Netherlands. With many of its population speaking English Amsterdam has many bookstores with English language books. Stop by one of the largest bookstores in the Netherlands, Scheltema, where it holds the largest collection of English-language books in the country. Or if you’re into Nature and landscaping visit the bookstore Architecture & Natura, where they have the books about nature and landscaping in many different languages.  Calling all foodies! Eating in the Netherlands can be an adventure, there is plenty to try when it comes to food, and even drinks. Moeders Restaurant in Amsterdam is a charming restaurant where the walls are covered in photos from customers who have enjoyed their traditional Dutch dishes along the Singelgracht canal. But if you’re feeling adventurous head out to Canvas, a trendy restaurant on one of the largest rooftop terraces in Amsterdam. 

Popular Programs

Popular Programs

STEM in Amsterdam

STEM in Amsterdam

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Study in the model city for engineering and urban planning. Immerse yourself in a world of cutting edge technology and data that works to improve city services and environmental sustainability. With the STEM in Amsterdam program, you can dive into courses in the Faculty of Science and choose from a list of about 100 courses in English. Study Computer Science, Mathematics, Biology, Health Sciences, Geology, Environmental Sciences, and more. Many courses even include a laboratory component, so be sure to check the course descriptions for details. CEA CAPA students are integrated directly with degree-seeking international and Dutch students. This program is offered in Fall, Spring, and the Spring-Extended semesters.

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  • YR
  • Starting at $23,195
Honors Program

Honors Program

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Take excellence to the next level by digging into the advanced academics that VU Amsterdam has to offer. This highly competitive program, available only in the Spring semester, allows you to complement your coursework with honors courses from a variety of themes. Honors courses are interdisciplinary, small seminar-style courses which emphasize student discussion. You'll study alongside degree-seeking international and Dutch students for an integrated experience. A Spring-Extended option is available for students who want to earn additional credits.

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  • Starting at $23,195
Business & Economics

Business & Economics

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Join VU Amsterdam’s prestigious School of Business and Economics for a semester. You’ll choose from a wide range of English-taught courses in Economics, Management, Marketing, Accounting, and Finance. CEA CAPA students are integrated directly with degree-seeking international and Dutch students. This program is offered in Fall, Spring, and the Spring-Extended semesters.

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  • Starting at $23,195
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Whether it’s visiting the stunning forest of the woodlands of the Vuluwe, or visiting the innovative city of Amsterdam, there is so much to see and do when you’re in the Netherlands. Take a trip to the island of Texel and hike along the shoreline, or cycle through the windmill network of Kinderdijk where the historic windmills date back to the 17th century. Climb the gothic-style Dom Tower in Utrecht’s medieval town center. Venture out and visit Limburg, unlike the rest of the Netherlands, its geography is full of hilly landscapes and is covered in green meadows and ancient forests. Let yourself truly grasp and explore the ins and outs of this beautiful country.  When you study abroad in the Netherlands it will be easy for you to connect with the country without having to worry about speaking Dutch. Open your mind to all that is in this forward-thinking country and start your study abroad adventure. With access to an esteemed university, see how much you can further yourself personally and professionally while overseas.  

Netherlands Points of Interest

Netherlands Points of Interest

  • Canal Belt Amsterdam’s Canal Belt, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a network of historic canals that define the city’s charm. Lined with 17th-century houses, charming bridges, and vibrant houseboats, it’s best explored by boat tour or a leisurely walk to experience Amsterdam’s unique atmosphere. 
  • Keukenhof Keukenhof, known as the Garden of Europe, is one of the world’s largest flower gardens, located in Lisse, Netherlands. Open only in spring, it features millions of blooming tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths. A visit to Keukenhof is a vibrant celebration of Dutch horticultural heritage. 
  • Vondelpark Vondelpark in Amsterdam is the city’s largest and most popular urban park. It offers serene landscapes, picturesque ponds, and lively open-air theatres. Ideal for picnicking, cycling, or simply relaxing, it’s a green oasis in the heart of the bustling city. 
  • Anne Frank House The Anne Frank House in Amsterdam is a poignant museum dedicated to the Jewish diarist and holocaust victim Anne Frank. Visitors can explore the secret annex where she hid along with her family, the Van Pels family, and their acquaintance Fritz Pfeffer during WWII, gaining insight into her life and the atrocities of the Holocaust.