Undertaking further study in this city is an experience with many rewards. The higher education system in Amsterdam offers both research and vocational universities and colleges of applied sciences. Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and the University of Amsterdam (UvA) are high-ranking centres of excellence, and the various colleges offer a wide range of study programmes (in Dutch or English).
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There are hundreds of scholarships and grants available to help you with funding your studies in Amsterdam. Read on to find out how to put together an...
Preparing for study can be a very busy time, especially if you’re in your final year of secondary school. Follow this application process, double chec...
Whether you have your heart set on a PhD, or prefer a more hands-on approach, you’re on your way to following in a long tradition of academic excellen...
Data, they say, is everywhere—and that includes Amsterdam. Known worldwide as a hub for technology, Amsterdam boasts not only the businesses that coll...
Philipp was offered his job at Revinate after a successful matchmaking interview at ITEA 2015. ''It’s very rewarding work because I directly contribut...
“ITEA was great because it was really easy to talk with people. At career events, making contacts and talking informally with people is most valuable,...
For Kathrin, a twenty-seven year old from Austria, ITEA led to two job offers. She began working at Saleduck two months after ITEA, while still finali...
"I wasn’t planning to find a job at ITEA right away, but I did." Erik studied Urban Sociology at the University of Amsterdam and landed a job before g...
“ITEA helped me get more information for my application. There’s always the possibility of writing in your motivation letter that you met a recruiter ...
Emma, 25, was offered her job through ITEA. She says, “there are a lot of people at the ITEA event, so you feel less put on the spot than in an interv...
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