Tuition fee 2022-2023

Bachelor programmes

Differential rates institutional fee bachelors:

1. Nanobiology, joint degree with TUD, please check the TUD-website for information about rates.

2. Clinical Technology, joint degree with TUD and UL, please check the TUD-website for information about rates.
3. Bachelor Philosophy parttime: institutional fee equals the statutory fee: 2209.
4. Bachelor Philosophy of a specific discipline: institutional fee equals the statutory fee for students from Erasmus University Rotterdam that started the Bachelor Philosophy of a specific discipline during their main programme: 2209.
5. A transitional rule applies to non-EEA students who were enrolled in their bachelors’ programme in 2021-2022 or earlier and who re-enrol in 2022-2023. They pay the old rate, which is €9,700.

Master programmes

Differential rates institutional fee master:

1. Nanobiology, joint degree with TUD, please check the TUD-website for information about rates.

2. Students who started the EMC research master before 1 September 2017 will pay €8.700. Tuition fee of €18.200 applies to students registering as of 2017-2018.
3. Researchmaster MPhil in Economics, joint master with UvA and VU: €15.900.
4. Masters ESHPM parttime, 50% of fulltime, €6.200 per year.
5. Eu-HEM, joint degree ESHPM, Innsbruck, Oslo and Bologna: €2,550 for students eligible for statutory fee and  €6,100 per year for students paying institutional fee.
6. IMARC. joint programme: €4.500 for EEA students and €9.000 for non-EEA students per year.
7. Researchmaster Public Administration and Organizational Science, joint master with UU and UvTilburg, please check the UU-website for information about rates.
8. Master Philosophy parttime: institutional fee equals the statutory fee = €2.209.
9. A transitional rule applies to non-EEA students who were enrolled in their masters’ programme in 2021-2022 or earlier and who re-enrol in 2022-2023. They pay the old rate, which is €18,900.
10. Researchmaster MPhil in Business Data Science, joint degree master with UvA and VU. Coordination Tinbergen: €15,900

More information about the statutory fee for EU/EEA students

There are two requirements in order to be eligible for the EEA/EU students statutory fee:

1. You have an EEA/EU, Swiss or Surinamese nationality or you meet the other requirements mentioned in article 7.45a, paragraph 1(b) of the WHW. If you want to check whether you fulfill the requirements with regards to the nationality, please visit the DUO website about student finance. Next to this requirement, you also have to fulfill:

2. You have, since 31 August 1991, not been awarded a degree in Dutch higher education that is equivalent of your current programme of study . In case you have an uninterrupted registration for a second (or more) programme before finishing your first programme, you pay the statutory fee for the second (or more) programme after you have finished the first programme as long as your registration for this programme is uninterrupted. In addition, an exception applies here for programmes in the field of Healthcare and Education. After you have obtained a non-healthcare or non-education degree, you are permitted to obtain one more degree in healthcare or one more degree in education. For more information, please contact the ESSC for more information.

If you do not fulfil both requirements, you pay the institutional tuition fee. Prices differ per study and per person. More information on the requirements for the statutory fee is available on this website.

More information about the institutional fee equal to statutory fee

Please see article 2.2 in the regulation on institutional tuition fees, statutory tuition fees for part-time programmes, increased statutory tuition fees for programmes with small-scale and intensive education and premasters tuition fees for more information about the institutional fee equal to the statutory fee.