History
Saxion University has a rich history - its roots can be traced back to 1875. A merger of two educational institutions, the Hogeschool Enschede and Hogeschool IJselland, paved the way for Saxion University in its present form in 1998.
Saxion University has a rich history - its roots can be traced back to 1875. A merger of two educational institutions, the Hogeschool Enschede and Hogeschool IJselland, paved the way for Saxion University in its present form in 1998.
Saxion offers a broad range of courses at various levels, including many international programmes. The quality of education at Saxion is monitored by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, as well as being accredited by several international bodies, assuring you that the programmes on offer are of a high standard.
Research is an important component of our education. Students develop an investigative attitude; they know how to apply research results. In addition, research stimulates the advisory and enterprising capacity and teaches them to be critical. As a result, our courses are aligned with the (future) labor market.
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If you would like to stay in the Netherlands after graduating, Saxion offers you an excellent opportunity to expand your work experience and professional skills and to broaden your chances on the Dutch and international job market through the Saxion Connect International Traineeship Programme.
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Based on 36 reviews
Practical Learning & Hands on experience , the most crucial aspect to chose this program
Ik heb tijdens de studie veel praktische vaardigheden opgedaan, ik ben veld competent en kan met verschillende disciplines samenwerken. Over het algemeen ben ik dik tevreden over de inhoud van de opleiding, hoewel het structueel soms wel wat beter kan. Denk hierbij aan docenten die niet dezelfde instructie geven over een opdracht etc. Gesproken over de docenten, dit zijn echte toppers. Mensen uit het werkveld die weten wat ze zeggen en ze zijn gespecialiseerd in een breed gebied, van prehistorie tot nieuwe tijd en van hout naar aardewerk.
Actually I’m not already enrolled I’m still waiting for the results of my application.
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Besides your study as an international student at Saxion there are practical matters which you need to take into account, with regards to your student life in the Netherlands.We support you with topics such as:
Finding suitable student housing in the Netherlands can be challenging due to the current housing shortage. Saxion supports first-year students by offering access to accommodation options in Deventer and Enschede. Although students generally have a good chance of finding housing through Saxion, accommodation cannot be guaranteed, as availability is limited and depends on demand. Compared to larger cities like Amsterdam or Utrecht, Deventer and Enschede offer a more accessible and affordable housing market, giving students better opportunities to find a place to live. Want to learn more about student housing in the Netherlands? Visit our dedicated page for useful information and tips.
At Saxion we value written and digital knowledge. This all comes together in our library on campus.
Saxion Library has three branches: in Enschede, Deventer and Apeldoorn. Every registered student is a member of the library and can borrow material with a valid student card.
Saxion University of Applied Sciences has three campuses in the East of the Netherlands - one campus in each of the three Dutch cities of Deventer, Enschede and Apeldoorn.
Thanks to the important role of agriculture in the local economy, the region offers a relaxed way of life and plenty of green surroundings. The cities where Saxion is located combine city life with easy access to nature. Local parks and green spaces are popular gathering places where students can relax, meet friends, organise picnics and enjoy outdoor activities. All campus locations are well connected by public transportation, making it easy for students to travel between cities and explore the rest of the Netherlands.
Join a Saxion study association to connect with fellow students and expand your network. Through social events, workshops, company visits and guest lectures, you can grow both personally and professionally. Curious about student life at Saxion? Explore the different study associations and discover the communities, activities and opportunities available to students.
Saxion University of Applied Sciences is regulated by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, which is the is Dutch national system of legislation and quality control for educational institutions. In addition, several of Saxion's Masters programmes are accredited by educational institutions abroad, including the University of Greenwich. Thanks to this legal framework, you can rest assured that the level of education offered at our universities meets high quality standards, both nationally and internationally.
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