You have registered via Studielink for a part-time Bachelor's or a Master's degree programme at HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht. You still need to take a few more important steps before starting your studies. Check out the timeline below.

Are you an international student?

We have collected more relevant information for when you have a foreign diploma of prior education. So don't forget to check out our Admissions page.

From registration to start of studies

Most programmes start on 1 September. But there are also flexible part-time Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes that start on 1 November, 1 February or 1 April.

Below, you’ll find some useful information to help you complete your enrolment. You will receive various emails from the HU at the email address you submitted to Studielink. The emails will present you with information about the digital intake, an HU account, access to myHU and reminders of remaining open actions. The following is a concise overview of what you can expect.

  1. Registration, application and visa

  2. The programme selection check

  3. Account mail and myHU

  4. Complete your enrolment > set your check-list to green

  5. Keep an eye on your digital mailbox

  6. Deadline: complete enrolment

  7. Start of academic year

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Did you register for a numerus clausus programme?

Did you register for Physiotherapy, Skin Therapy (full-time or part-time), Allied Medical Care, Dental Hygiene, Dental Prosthetics (part-time) or Optometry (full-time or part-time)? The deadline for registration is 15 January. All the necessary information about the selection, dates of the selection days, rank numbers and further enrolment procedures can be found via the link below.

 

Information on numerus clausus (Dutch only)

You do not have the right prior education, but you are 21+?

You do not have the right prior education for the degree programme of your choice, but you are 21 or older? If so, you can do the 21+ admission test; click on the link below for all the necessary information.

 

Information on 21+ admission test

Have you completed prior education abroad?

The registration procedure is slightly different for applicants with prior education done abroad. Click on the link below to read more about this.

 

Information on admission requirements

Enrolling for a KOM-minor?

If you are studying at another university of applied sciences or university and you want to apply for a KOM minor at HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, you can check out the HU-minorsite (in Dutch) for the steps you will have to take to be registered and enrolled in a minor course at HU.

Practical preparation for your time at HU

  • You need to find a place to live. On our Housing page we tell you what to do and what to look out for. Whatever you do, do it sooner rather than later!
  • Insurance is an important part of setting yourself up to live in the Netherlands. Health insurance is mandatory and there are other insurances you might want to take out.
  • Working in another country can really enhance your experience – and boost your international profile! As an international student in the Netherlands, you are allowed to have a part-time job during your studies, but there are some rules and regulations to think of.
  • Prepare for your life in Utrecht. There is much to learn about the city and its environs, and there are introduction and buddy programmes to help you get settled in.
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