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    Tuition and Payment

    Studying costs money

    When you start studying at a university (of applied sciences), you must pay your tuition every academic year.

    Statutory tuition fees and institutional tuition fees

    There is a difference between statutory tuition fees and institutional tuition fees. The government annually determines the level of full-time statutory tuition fees as described in the Higher Education and Research Act. The level of institutional tuition fee and statutory part-time tuition fee is set annually by the Executive Board of Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences in accordance with Section 7.46 Higher Education and Research Act.

    Not everyone is eligible for the statutory tuition fee as there are conditions attached to it. If you meet all the requirements below, you are eligible for the statutory tuition fee. It is possible that during your studies, you will no longer meet the conditions for paying the statutory tuition fee. You will then have to pay the institutional fee starting the next academic year.

    Tuition fee rates

    Tuition payment

    You must fulfil the tuition payment obligation by 31 August.

    You can arrange tuition payment via Studielink. NON-EU/EEA applicants who apply for a study residence permit via Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, receive an invoice for the payment of the tuition.

    After you have registered in Studielink and the tuition amount you owe has been determined*, you can arrange the tuition payment via Studielink. You fill in your payment details, choose whether you or someone else is paying the tuition and you indicate whether you will pay the tuition in one or 10 instalments. Finally, you can confirm the digital authorisation via Studielink. For more information check the step-by-step instruction of Studielink

    * You will receive information about the amount of your tuition via Studielink.

    Phishing messages regarding payment

    It is unfortunately becoming increasingly common for fake messages to be distributed, so-called phishing messages. These messages are sent via email, SMS and WhatsApp by cyber criminals with the aim of stealing your money and are (almost) indistinguishable from authentic messages.

    If you have received a phishing message, never act on it and block the sender immediately. If in doubt, always contact the Front Office of the Student Service Centre (SSC).

    Notice collection agency GGN

    The Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences works with the collection agency GGN. If you have a debt with Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, GGN will communicate with you about it. Do you doubt whether a message from GGN is genuine? This page will tell you how to recognise GGN messages and how to act.

    Debtors' protocol
    If tuition is not paid on time, or cannot be collected, Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences' debtors' protocol applies. For more information, please see the debtors' protocol.

     

    Tuition payment options

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