Expenses
The tuition fees for Sport Studies - track ISMB are aligned with the standard cost of all Bachelor’s degree programmes offered by the AUAS. Besides tuition, you will be expected to cover several additional costs associated with your study.
Tuition fees
The tuition fees are adjusted each year. Check the current rates.
Additional study-related costs
When considering applying for Sport Studies, it's important to understand that tuition fees cover classes and tuition only. Below is an overview of additional expenses you may encounter during the programme. These costs are variable and may differ from person to person. Costs associated with travel and accommodation for 3 internships vary depending on location and the host company. Some students may receive benefits such as free accommodation, public transport, or a modest salary.
| Type of costs | Amount | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Books | €100 - €200 | 1-4 |
| Sports clothes/equipment (second-hand) | €50 - €100 | 1-4 |
| Sport Medical Examination | €130 | 1 |
| Introduction Week | €120 | 1 |
| Field trip 1 | €260 | 1 |
| Field trip 2 | €250 | 1 |
| Internship 1 (10 weeks) | Depending on location | 2 |
| Entrepreneurship kick-off in the Netherlands | €155 | 3 |
| Professional Specialisation | On average €350 | 3 |
| International Minor (optional) | Depending on location | 3 |
| Internship 2 (18 weeks) | Depending on location | 4 |
| Internship 3 (20 weeks) | Depending on location | 4 |
Costs minor abroad
Sport Studies offers internal minors, but you can also choose to do your minor abroad. Minors abroad are free of extra charges for your tuition fees, as long as you choose to study with one of our partner universities all over the world.
Costs of living
As an international student in Amsterdam, you will need a budget to cover rent, food, insurance, transport and other expenses. Read more about costs of living.
Housing
Amsterdam is one of the most popular university cities in the Netherlands, so the demand for reasonably priced accommodation is very high. To assist international students with finding suitable accommodation, the AUAS has agreements with various housing corporations in Amsterdam to provide furnished accommodation for a maximum period of one year.
Limited availability
Since Dutch universities are not allowed to own housing properties under Dutch law, the AUAS cannot facilitate accommodations for all international students. You are ultimately responsible for your own accommodation. To assist international students with finding suitable accommodation, the AUAS has agreements with various housing corporations in Amsterdam to provide furnished accommodation for a maximum period of one year. To make the allocation of housing as fair as possible for all, we work with a lottery draw which takes place in early June.
Scholarships
There are a range of scholarship and grants options available to both Dutch and international students seeking financial assistance. Visit our scholarships and grants page to learn more or start searching for scholarships at scholarshipportal.eu(opens in new window).