Information for specific groups

Are you an exchange student, a student from the Dutch-Caribbean islands, an elite athlete or do you have other specific needs? This information is targeted for you.

Information for exchange students

An exchange programme is a great way to advance your knowledge and broaden your cultural horizons. Find out here how to apply and what programmes are available.

Information for students with a disability

If you have a disability, dyslexia or chronic illness, you might need special facilities and support during your studies. Find out here what kind of facilities and support the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences offers.

Information for Caribbean students

The Hvanti network helps these Dutch-Caribbean students to connect with one another. It also provides study-related assistance, student mentors and information related to living in the Netherlands.

Students with a refugee background

Students that Matter is a network that provides support for status holders or students with a refugee background. StM is here to support you with your studies and answer your questions. We also provide a network to connect with while you're here.

Information for elite athletes

The Elite Sport Academy Amsterdam (TAA) offers elite athletes the opportunity to successfully combine their sports career with a study programme of their choice at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS).

Information for professionals

Do you want to get ahead at work, develop your skills and stay on top of trends in your profession? Studying alongside your work has many benefits. Even more so when you choose a course or degree programme where you learn skills that are in demand.

Information sessions

Join one of our online information sessions to find out how AUAS can support you and particular needs you may have.

Information for parents and guardians

When your child decides to study abroad they are signing up for a life-changing experience. This is a very exciting time for the whole family. It also requires considerable advance preparation and can raise concerns for parents.