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The universities of applied sciences, research universities and education minister Letschert today put their signatures to the administrative agreements on the inflow of international students. This continues the previously agreed policy of ‘self-regulation’.
According to the internationalisation organisation Nuffic, the number of international students in the Netherlands has fallen slightly for the first time in twenty years. This is mainly due to students from Germany and China staying away.
The number of first-year undergraduate students has declined again. With the exception of Leiden and Delft, universities in the Netherlands welcomed fewer Dutch and international students.
The number of new students at VU has declined this academic year. Other universities are facing similar drops in enrolment.
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