Application for the academic year 2023-2024 is open.
You can take one of four tests. On our admission requirements webpage, you'll find more information about tests and required scores.
You can take the OMPT-A. On our admission requirements webpage, you'll find more information about the OMPT-A and the required score.
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We'll start the application process for you in late April. The Immigration Department of Erasmus University Rotterdam will then reach out to you about the steps to take.
You have to pay your tuition fees by 31 August at the latest.
You have to finalize your enrollment by 31 August at the latest. You can expect to receive more information from our admissions officers about the steps to take from July onwards.
VWO applicants do not have to submit certified copies; their diploma and final grade list will be verified digitally.
IB applicants that will obtain their IB diploma in the May 2023 session have to indicate through the IB candidate results website that they want to have their results sent to EUC. IB applicants that have already graduated have to submit their results through the IB request for results service.
All other certified copies have to be sent to:
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Att. Admissions Office, L3-010
Burgemeester Oudlaan 50
3062 PA Rotterdam
The Netherlands
Yes, you have to submit certified copies of your (I)GCSE certificates. You have to send the certified copies to:
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Att. Admissions Office, L3-010
Burgemeester Oudlaan 50
3062 PA Rotterdam
The Netherlands
Applicants that have applied by the late application deadline (1 May) will hear from us on an ongoing basis and by 31 May at the latest. If you applied by the extended deadline (9 June) you will hear from us on 30 June at the latest.
No, there is no need for course registration in the first Quad. You will take three academic core courses which are mandatory. You select and register for your first elective at the end of the first Quad.
You will have around 15 contact hours per week during a Quad.
At the end of the first year you will have to declare your Major.
Credit transfer requests from students are not taken into consideration until they are a student at EUC. No guarantees are thus given before application.
Exemptions from EUC skills courses usually have the most chance of being approved based on completed skills courses elsewhere. However, nothing specific can be said without evaluation of the course content during the request procedure.
In the request procedure, we will check whether courses could be considered for EUC course exemptions (there should be enough overlap). If that is not the case, then courses could be considered for the 30EC that can be filled with off-campus courses (in that case there may not be significant overlap with EUC courses).