Studying in the Netherlands: What Expat Families Need to Know

Are you an expat family considering higher education options in the Netherlands? Curious about how the Dutch system works and how to support your son or daughter in making the right study choices? This webinar is for you!

The Dutch higher education system is unique, offering a range of opportunities for international students. However, navigating it can be challenging without the right insights and guidance. Join us for an informative session designed to help expat families understand the Dutch educational landscape and make well-informed decisions.

In this free webinar, you’ll learn:

• What makes the Dutch system unique: How Dutch higher education is structured and why it differs from many international systems — including the key distinction between HBO and WO.
• Dutch educational culture: Low-context communication, implicit expectations, and how expat families can navigate these successfully.
• Finding the right fit: Key differences between universities, applied sciences institutions, and cities — plus what to expect from international classroom dynamics.
• Student self-knowledge: Why strengths, interests, and ambitions must align for long-term motivation, wellbeing, and study success.
• Family roles and expectations: How to support your teenager without adding pressure or unintentionally narrowing their options.

This session is packed with practical tips and expert advice to help you and your family feel confident about the next steps in your educational journey.

Ready to empower your family’s future?
Reserve your free spot now! Spaces are limited – sign up today!

About the Speaker
Onno Hart from Study Compass holds an MA in English Language & Literature and has more than 16 years of experience lecturing in business and communication. He has coached over 1,500 students across multiple Dutch universities and more than 20 degree programs.

Combining insider knowledge of the Dutch higher education system with a warm, personal approach, Onno helps students and their families make confident, well-informed study choices.