Statutory tuition fee
The statutory tuition fee for 2026-2027 is € 2.695,-. To be eligible for the statutory tuition fee, you must fulfil two conditions:
- You have an EEA, Swiss or Surinamese nationality. To find out if you meet the nationality requirement, you can use the DUO website. In addition to this requirement, you must also meet the following:
- You did not obtain an equivalent degree at a Dutch university or at a Dutch university of applied sciences after 31 August 1991. An exception applies to students who are going to study in the field of healthcare or education for the first time. After you have already obtained another degree, you may obtain one more degree in healthcare or one more degree in education. For more information, please contact the ESSC.
An increased statutory rate of €5,800,- applies for the bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences (EUC).
Institutional fee
If you do not meet both conditions, you pay the institutional fee. These fees vary per programme and per person. Below are listed all the EUR's institutional fees; for non-EEA students and for EEA students who will be following a second bachelor's or master's degree.
Institutional fees bachelor 2026-2027.
EEA Students: €8.300
Non-EEA Students: €13.500
Deviating rates
ESPhil
Philosophy parttime and Philosophy of a specific discipline equal to statutory fee: €2.695
EEA Students and Non-EEA Students: €16.300
EEA Students: €8.300
Non-EEA Students: €14.000
EEA Students: €28.300
Non-EEA Students: €32.200
Deviating rates
Nanobiology (Joint Degree with TU Delft) and Clinical Technology (only in Dutch; Joint Degree with TU Delft and Universiteit Leiden): tbd
See for more information on the tuitions fees from the TU Delft (joint degrees):
Institutional fees master 2026-2027.
EEA Students: €14.800
Non-EEA Students: €21.000
Deviating rates
ESPhil
Philosophy parttime equal to statutory fee: €2.695
Research master Philosophy
EEA Students: €5.100
Non-EEA Students: €10.300
ESHPM
Masters parttime
EEA Students: €7.400
Non-EEA Students: €10.500
Joint degree European master in Health Economics and Management
EEA Students: €4.100
Non-EEA Students: €9.500
ESE*
Tinbergen Institute Research Master in Economics (Tinbergen Institute, joint degree with UvA and VU) and Research Master Program Business Data Science (Tinbergen Institute, joint degree with UvA and VU): €20.500**
EEA Students: €17.300
Non-EEA Students: €21.000
EEA Students: €14.800
Non-EEA Students: €25.800
EEA Students: €28.300
Non-EEA Students: €34.100
Deviating rates
Research Master: €23.600
Nanobiology (Joint Degree with TU Delft) and Technical Medicine (Joint Degree with TU Delft and Universiteit Leiden): tbd
See for more information on the tuitions fees from the TU Delft (joint degrees):
More information about tuition fees
More information about the tuition fees can be found in the Regulation on enrolment and tuition fees. You can also check our page Explanation tuition fees, for information about how tuition fees are determined and which exceptions apply.
Transitional Arrangement for Institutional Tuition Fees
Are you enrolled in a bachelor’s programme at ESE, ESHPM, ESHCC, ESL, ESPHIL or ESSB and paying the non-EEA institutional tuition fee? Then you may qualify for a transition scheme.
Under this scheme, you will pay the same tuition fee in 2026-2027 as in 2025-2026, with an inflation adjustment.
Requirements:
- You were enrolled in the 1st or 2nd year of your bachelor’s programme at one of the faculties listed above in 2025-2026.
- You pay the non-EEA institutional tuition fee.
- You re-enrol in 2026-2027 for the same programme.
- Your enrolment is uninterrupted.
The reduced tuition rate applies for a maximum of two consecutive years: 2026–2027 and 2027–2028.
Tinbergen Institute
** Tinbergen Institute Research Master in Economics and Research Master Business Data Science:
EER master students who have completed a master's degree at UvA, VU or EUR and enrol without interruption for this master as a second master's degree, pay the statutory fee.