How does the application process and timeline work for winter and summer intakes in Netherlands and Germany?
Here’s how the application process and timeline usually work for winter and summer intakes in the Netherlands and Germany:
Netherlands:
- Winter (September) intake: Main intake with most programs. Applications typically open in April and close by May 1 for non-EU students.
- Summer (February) intake: Fewer programs available. Applications generally open in December and close by January 15.
Germany:
- Winter semester (October start): Main intake with widest options. Applications usually open in May and close by July 15. Admission decisions arrive by August - September.
- Summer semester (April start): Fewer programs. Applications open November/December and close by January 15. Admission decisions by February - March.
For both countries, start preparing documents, language tests, and (for Germany) the APS certificate several months in advance. Visa processing can take weeks, so apply as soon as you receive admission.
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