Is it true that in the Netherlands I do not need to learn the local language initially for studies for a Master's?
18 Jun 2026 · Answered by Rakshitha Muthukumar · 1 min read
Yes, for English-taught Master's programs in the Netherlands, you do not need to learn Dutch initially. These programs are specifically designed for international students and are conducted entirely in English.
If you choose a Dutch-taught program, you will need to show Dutch language proficiency through recognized tests or diplomas. Language requirements are subject to change.
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