About the University of Groningen
The University of Groningen is a research university located in the city of Groningen in the north of the Netherlands. It was founded in 1614 and is one of the oldest universities in the Netherlands. The University of Groningen, which educates approximately 36,000 students annually, is also internationally recognized. The University of Groningen offers a wide range of departments and programs. These include fields such as health sciences, humanities, engineering, physical sciences, economics and business, social sciences and law. Additionally, the university also offers dual degree programs.

The university offers students a wide range of academic options while also offering a fun and vibrant student life. The city of Groningen offers many social activities, bars, restaurants, cinemas and concerts for students. The city also has a beautiful historic center and many parks that can be explored on bicycles. The University of Groningen also stands out with its research and academic activities. The university has world-renowned researchers and leads many international research projects. Students can gain many opportunities by interning at research centers and participating in research projects.

The University of Groningen is also an ideal option for international students. The university provides support to international students and helps them with accommodation, language courses and other services. It also has many programs offered in English, allowing students to take part in a global community. As a result, the University of Groningen is one of the oldest and most respected universities in the Netherlands. It stands out with its wide academic spectrum, research activities, student-friendly atmosphere and vibrant city life. The University of Groningen, which is also an ideal option for international students, stands out as an educational institution that students from all over the world will attend.

Undergraduate Programs
High school diploma or equivalent secondary education diploma
Official high school transcript
English proficiency certificate
IELTS Academic: Minimum 6.5
TOEFL iBT: Minimum 90
Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency
Passport
Some programs have prerequisites for Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry.
Applications can be made via Studielink and University of Groningen application system
Graduate Programs
Bachelor's degree in the relevant field
Undergraduate transcript
Current CV
Motivation letter
Reference letter (according to the program)
English proficiency certificate
IELTS Academic: Generally 6.5
TOEFL iBT: Generally 90
In some programs, GMAT/GRE, portfolio or interview may be requested.

More than 150 student clubs and societies
ESN Groningen (Erasmus Student Network)
KEI Week (Introduction Week)
ACLO Sports Centre
Fitness, football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, swimming, rowing and yoga
Career fairs and company meetings
Entrepreneurship and innovation events
International student societies
Music, theater and art clubs
Volunteering projects
Academic conferences and seminars
Campus festivals and cultural events

Limited number of university-supported rooms
Accommodation is not guaranteed.
It is recommended to apply as early as possible after receiving acceptance.
Shared student houses
Studio flats
Private rental flat options

Average monthly accommodation fees

Shared room: €500–€800
Studio flat: €700–€1,000
Flat: €900–€1,300

Groningen is a lively university town and offers many activities for university students. The city hosts many different student organizations, such as student clubs, sports teams, music events and festivals. As a result, Groningen is a vibrant university town with a vibrant arts, culture and entertainment life. The city has many different features, such as historical sites, a bicycle path network and student activities. Groningen is one of the must-visit cities in the Netherlands.