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For you?

As a free mover you will gain a rich cultural experience by working alongside the large number of international full-time students on English-language bachelor degree programmes. Our high-quality programmes encourage students to explore each other’s cultures to become open-minded and independent thinkers – qualities which are essential in the present day market.

 Working in a multicultural and cosmopolitan environment becomes second nature to our students. We train students to be ‘global citizens’. 

The Hague University offers a wide range of courses taught in English. To find out which courses you can choose from  click on the different subject choice forms and academic guides of the programme that are listed. Please note that some programmes can only accept a small number of free movers. 


 

Admission requirements

Incoming Freemovers

We are looking forward to welcoming you to The Hague University of Applied Sciences. At our university you will become a part of an international community and get a chance to broaden your horizon. 

To be accepted for an exchange at THUAS, as a freemover, you will need to make all the necessary arrangements with your home university. Keep in mind that you will have to pay tuition fees to THUAS.  

Most of our exchange programmes offer Dutch for beginners or survival Dutch. 

THUAS strongly supports inclusive mobility. At THUAS you can find numerous special facilities and adaptations.

More information

More information on the application procedure and practical information on accommodation, visa and insurance can be found here. More information on available (language) courses can be found here. More information on special needs can be found here.

About THUAS

Spending part of your studies at The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THUAS) is a truly international experience. THUAS welcomes more than 500 exchange students from around 50 nationalities every academic year. Our academic year is divided into two semesters, which start in September and the end of January.

What can I study?

Introduction

For the academic year 2024-2025 please refer to the course guides. 

Course guides for the coming academic year will be published by April 1st at the latest. In the meantime please consult the published academic guides by date for an indication of what might be offered. 

Course Offers Academic Year 2025 - 2026

Faculty of Business, Finance & Marketing

Academic Guide Business, Finance & Marketing 2024 - 2025

Faculty of Health, Nutrition & Sports

Academic Guide Health, Nutrition & Sports 2024 - 2025

Faculty of IT & Design

Academic Guide IT & Design 2023 - 2024

Faculty of Management & Organisation

Academic Guide European Studies 2025 - 2026

Academic Guide Management and Organisation (including Communication, Facility Management, Business Management Studies and Human Resources Management) 2025 - 2026

Faculty of Public Management, Law & Safety

Academic Guide International Public Policy & Leadership 2023 - 2024

Academic Guide Law 2024 - 2025

Academic Guide Safety and Security Management 2024 - 2025

Faculty of Social Work & Education

Academic Guide Social Work 2024 - 2025

Academic Guide Pedagogical Studies 2025 - 2026

Academic Guide Social Work and Education – Educating Children in an Urban Environment 2025 - 2026

Faculty of Technology, Innovation & Society

Academic Guide Technology, Innovation and Society 2023 - 2024

Practical information