Checklist for students with a Dutch nationality
Here's how to apply to AUAS for students with Dutch nationality. Once you have begun the application, you will also be reminded of these steps by email.
1. Check the application deadline
General deadlines:
- Full-time programmes: 1 May 2024
- Degree programmes that have an enrolment quota and selection procedure: application for the 2024-2025 academic year is possible until 15 January 2024.
- Part-time and dual programmes: preferably before 1 June, but no later than 31 August 2024.
Application deadlines may vary, depending on the degree programme of your choice. Go to the overview of programmes taught in English or programmes taught in Dutch to find out which deadline applies to your degree programme.
2. Check the admission requirements
You can find the admission requirements on the degree programme's website. Go to the overview of programmes taught in English or programmes taught in Dutch to find out if there are any prerequisites for the degree programme.
3. Submit your enrolment request
To apply for a programme at AUAS, go to Studielink(opens in new window). Studielink is the Dutch system used to apply for higher education. You need a DigiD to log into Studielink.
You will receive a welcome email from the AUAS within 48 hours of applying in Studielink.
Applying for a programme in Studielink is free of charge.
4. Activate your AUAS account
All AUAS students receive an AUAS account within 48 hours of applying in Studielink. Your AUAS account is your personal username which, combined with your password, grants you access to the AUAS’s IT facilities. Please activate your account at id.student.hva.nl(opens in new window).
5. Participate in the selection
Some degree programmes require an intake. This could be a selection day or an intake interview, depending on your choice of study. After you have submitted your enrolment request in Studielink, AUAS will send you more information regarding the selection day or intake interview.
Go to the overview of programmes taught in English or programmes taught in Dutch to find out if the degree programme has a selection process or an interview.
6. Get ready for the academic year
Check the Start off strong website(opens in new window) for everything you need to know about textbooks, timetables, class enrolment and more.
7. Attend the introduction week
From 26 to 30 August, you will get to taste all the flavours of student life as you become familiar with your fellow students, the AUAS and the city of Amsterdam. The introduction week combines programme-specific activities with AUAS-wide events for all first-year students.
More information about the AUAS introduction week(opens in new window)