Tuition fees
Statutory tuition fees 2026-2027
| full-time students | €2,695 | |
| part-time students | €2,296 | |
| dual students | €2,695 | |
| AUC students | €5,580 | |
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PPLE students |
€5,659 |
The tuition fee rate is valid for a full academic year. The rate for enrolment as of 1 February can be determined by calculating 7/12ths of the given rate.
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More information about the statutory fee
If you meet all the conditions as stated on the website of DUO, you will pay the statutory tuition fee.
The following residence permits qualify, if all legal requirements are met, to pay the statutory tuition fee:
- Residence permit type EU/EER or 'familielid EU/EER'
- Residence permit type II, III, IV, V of 'Article 50 TEU'.
- Residence permit type I with correct restriction. Consult the DUO website to check which residence permit entitles you to pay the statutory tuition fee.
Based on the Association Agreement Turkish students with a Dutch residence permit (not for the purpose of study) may qualify to pay the statutory tuition fee.
A residence permit from a different EU-country doesn't exempt you from needing a Dutch residence permit to study in the Netherlands. Some residence permits qualify students to pay the statutory tuition fee. An overview can be found on the website of the IND.
Second degree programme in education or health care
If you have already obtained a Dutch Bachelor's or Master's degree and you enrol in a second degree programme in education or health care, you pay the statutory fee (€2,695) instead of the institutional fee.
This does not apply if you have already obtained a similar degree in health care or education or if you are not a national of an EU or EEA Member State, Switzerland or Suriname, in that case you pay the institutional fee.
Tuition fee payment and tuition fees for pre-Master's programme
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Information for students from the Netherlands, the EEA, the EU, Switzerland and Suriname
Students from the Netherlands, other countries within the European Economic Area (EEA), the EU, Switzerland and Suriname pay the statutory tuition fees if they satisfy the legal requirements.
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Institutional fee for students who do not qualify for the statutory fees
You are required to pay the institutional tuition fee if:
- you are not a national of an EU or EEA Member State, Switzerland or Suriname;
- after obtaining your Dutch Bachelor's degree you enrol in a second Bachelor's programme;
- after obtaining your Dutch Bachelor's or Master's degree you enrol in a second degree programme, unless your second programme is in education or health care.
The institutional fee is the same for full-time students and part-time students.
2026-2027 institutional fee per faculty
Students who enrol in a Bachelor’s or a Master’s programme at the UvA before or on 1 September 2025 and pay an institutional tuition fee your tuition rate will remain the same — indexed for wage and price developments — even if your programme sets a higher fee for the 2026–2027 academic year.
For 2026–2027, the indexation rate is 3.62%.
For more information see the Enrolment Provisions 2026-2027 for the University of Amsterdam, Chapter 4, Article 21. (Dutch only, English translation in progress).
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Faculty of Humanities
Institutional tuition fee for second or next Dutch degree programme
Bachelor's €15,900 Master's (one year) €23,500 Master's (two years and dual) €18,400 Master's in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage €23,600 Institutional fee for non-EEA students Bachelor's €17,500 Master's (one year) €25,900 Master's (two years and dual) €20,200 Master's in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage €26,000 -
Faculty of Medicine (AMC)
Institutional tuition fee for second or next Dutch degree programme
Bachelor’s in Medicine €31,500 Bachelor’s in Medical Informatics €19,700 Master's in Medicine €34,00 Master's in Medical Informatics €23,500 Institutional fee for non-EEA students
Bachelor’s in Medicine €34,700 Bachelor's in Medical Informatics €21,700 Master's in Medicine €37,400 Master's in Medical Informatics €25,900 -
Faculty of Economics and Business
Institutional tuition fee for second or next Dutch degree programme
Bachelor's €11,500 Master's (one year) €19,900 Master's in Entrepreneurship * €21,500 Master's Business Data Science €20,500 Tinbergen Institute Master of Philosophy in Economics €20,500
Institutional fee for non-EEA studentsBachelor's €13,900 Master's (Amsterdam School of Economics) €21,800 Master's (Amsterdam Business School) €24,050 Master's in Entrepreneurship * €24,500 Master's Business Data Science €20,500 Tinbergen Institute Master of Philosophy in Economics €20,500 * Joint programme with the VU
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Amsterdam Law School
Institutional tuition fee for second or next Dutch degree programme
Bachelor's €15,900 Bachelor’s in Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics (PPLE) €17,600 Master's (one year) €23,500
Institutional fee for non-EEA studentsBachelor's €17,500 Bachelor's in Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics (PPLE) €19,100 Master's (one year) €25,900 -
Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences
Institutional tuition fee for second or next Dutch degree programme
Bachelor's €15,150 Bachelor's Computational Social Science €19,300 Master's €21,300 Master’s Interfaculty Teacher Training Programme (ILO) * €12,000 Educatieve Master Primair Onderwijs** €7,329 Institutional fee for non-EEA students
Bachelor's €16,670 Bachelor's Computational Social Science €21,240 Master's €23,455 Master’s Interfaculty Teacher Training Programme (ILO) €13,200 Educatieve Master Primair Onderwijs ** €8,861 * The institutional fee does not apply if you have already obtained a Master's degree and now start a Master's programme in education or health care. In that case you pay the statutory fee (€2,695).
** Joint programme with the Vrije Universiteit and Universiteit Leiden.
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Faculty of Dentistry
Institutional tuition fee for second or next Dutch degree programme
Bachelor's €31,500 Master's €34,000 Institutional fee for non-EEA students
Bachelor's €34,700 Master's €37,400 -
Faculty of Science
Institutional tuition fee for second or next Dutch degree programme
Bachelor's €19,800 Bachelor's Chemistry * €19,800 Bachelor's Physics and Astronomy * €19,800 Master's (one year) €31,200 Master's (two years) €23,600 Master's Chemistry * €23,600 Master's Physics and Astronomy * €23,600 Master's Computational Science * €23,600 Master's Computer Science * €22,620 Master's Bioinformatics and Systems Biology * €22,620 Institutional fee for non-EEA students
Bachelor's €21,800 Bachelor's Chemistry * €21,800 Bachelor's Physics and Astronomy * €21,800 Master's (one year) €34,300 Master's (two years) €26,000 Master's Chemistry * €26,000 Master's Physics and Astronomy * €26,000 Master's Computational Science * €26,000 Master's Computer Science * €24,150 Master's Bioinformatics and Systems Biology * €24,150 * Joint programme with the VU
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Amsterdam University College (AUC)
Institutional tuition fee for second or next Dutch degree programme
Liberal Arts and Sciences *
€20,430 Institutional fee for non-EEA students
Liberal Arts and Sciences *
€20,430
* Joint programme with the VU
Questions and Enrolment Provisions
If you have any questions about tuition fees, you can contact the Central Student Service Desk or call +31 (0)20 525 1401.
All rules and regulationsare laid out in the Enrolment Provisions 2026-2027 for the University of Amsterdam, (Dutch only, English translation in progress).