KABK
Tuition fees 2012-2013
The Board of Governors has recently determined the rates for lecture and tuition fees for the academic year
2012-2013.
The amount of the tuition fees depends on conditions including the nationality of the student, his study history
in Dutch Higher Education, place of residence and form of enrollment.
Statutory (legally set) tuition fee (basic tariff / increased tariff)
The statutory tuition fee basic tariff for full-time study programmes has been fixed by the Ministry at
€ 1,771 (ft). For part-time courses at our University the rate is € 1,600 (pt).
The statutory tuition fee basic tariff applies only to students who meet the residence requirement1, who do not
have a Dutch bachelor or master degree2, who do not have an extended study duration (langstudeerder)3 in
Dutch higher education and who have an EEA nationality (EEA4 is incl. NL), or the Swiss or Surinam nationality,
and for the limited category of non-EEA students who have the right to financial assistance in the form of a
Dutch study grant.
The statutory tuition fee increased tariff applies for students, who have an extended study duration
(langstudeerder)3 in Dutch higher education. This fee for full-time study programmes has been fixed by the
Ministry at € 4,834 (ft). For part-time courses at our University the rate is € 4,663 (pt).
Institutional tuition fee
The fees for students from outside the EEA and for students from The Netherlands or another EEA country who
do not comply with the residency requirements, or who already have a Dutch bachelor or master degree, are
set by the Board of Governors. For 2012-2013 the fee is € 4,500 (full-time) and € 3,500 (part-time).
Transitional arrangement
There is a transitional arrangement for EEA students who were enrolled in our University before 1st September
2010 having at that moment a Dutch bachelor or master degree, and for the non-EEA students who enrolled
before 1st September 2008. These students will receive a personal letter about their tuition fee.
REGULAR HIGHER EDUCATION
EEA students
2012-2013
Bachelor or Master course
- EEA students who comply with the residency requirements,
who do not have a Dutch bachelor or master degree and
who do not have an extended study duration in Dutch higher education
full-time
€ 1,771
part-time
€ 1,600
-
EEA students with extended study duration (langstudeerder)
€ 4,834
€ 4,663
-
EEA students who do not comply with the residency requirements and/or
who have a Dutch bachelor or master degree
€ 4,500
€ 3,500
Non-EEA students
2012-2013
full-time
part-time
Bachelor or Master course
- Non-EEA students
-
Non-EEA students who have the right to financial assistance
in the form of a Dutch study grant
Other types of enrollment
- Second enrollment
- Extraneus
- Contract education individual
- Contract education in class
€ 4,500
€ 3,500
€ 1,771
€ 1,600
2012-2013
in consultation with the faculty director
minimum fee of exam costs
€ 100 (per lesson)
€ 20 (per lesson)
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See under paragraph ‘definitions’
3 See under paragraph ‘definitions’
4 See under paragraph ‘definitions’
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Other costs
- School fund KABK full-time
- School fund KABK part-time
(facultative)
(facultative)
2012-2013
€ 60
€ 35
COURSE FEES
School for Young Talent (SvJT)
- SvJT internal
- SvJT external
- PI-variants
- PI-plus and PI-plus 2
2012-2013
-
Preparatory year KABK
€ 2,000
-
Orientation course KABK
Post Graduate Course Industrial Design (KABK)
(two semesters at € 1,875)
€ 450
€ 3,750
€
€
€
€
1,500
1,500
1,225
1,650
Definitions
Definition residence requirement:
The requirement upon commencement of the academic year (before September 30th) to be officially resident in
The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, or one of the German states of North Rhine-Westphalia, Lower Saxony
or Bremen.
The definition ‘Dutch bachelor or master degree’ is applicable to:
- Bachelor students from the EEA, who have obtained a Bachelor or Master degree after August 1991 at a
Dutch college or university, and who apply for a Bachelor course at our University;
- Master students from the EEA, who have obtained a Master degree after August 1991 at a Dutch college or
university and who apply for a Master course at our University.
2
The definition ‘langstudeerder’ is applicable to:
- EEA students without a degree, who have used their nominal study duration + 1 of a four-year Bachelor
course or a one/two-year master course in Dutch higher education.
3
The European Economic Area (EEA) consists of all member states of the European Union, plus Iceland,
Liechtenstein and Norway. The following countries belong to the EEA: Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Denmark,
Germany, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania,
Luxembourg, Malta, The Netherlands, Norway, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Rumania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain,
Czech Republic, United Kingdom, Sweden.
With regard to tuition fee status, students from Switzerland and Surinam are also considered as EEA students,
as are non-EEA students who have the right to financial assistance in the form of a Dutch study grant.
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