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Costs

 

Costs

EU/EEA students Non- EU/ EEA students
First instalment charged in August (1st semester in Venlo) €7,800 €7,800
Second instalment charged in January (2nd semester and Summer period in Plymouth) £6,933 £6,933
Tuition fees for September 2026 will be announced in Spring 2026 on this website.
  • Withdrawal up to 30 September: 75% of the Venlo fee is refunded
  • Withdrawal between 1 October & 31 October: 50% of the Venlo fee are refunded
  • Withdrawal after 31 October: no refund

    Withdrawal date is the day on which the withdrawal is handed over as hard copy to the MBM coordinator or support staff.

There are currently no scholarships available for the study programmes that we have on offer at our Fontys Venlo campus. However, for other programmes Fontys currently offers several scholarships for Non-Eu / Non-EEA students. You might also be eligible for other scholarships not provided by Fontys. These can be found on Grantfinder.nl

More information about the scholarships that Fontys offers
Tuition fees are paid in two instalments; The first is charged in June (for non EU/EEA students) or August (for EU/EEA students) > for 1st semester in Venlo.The second is charged in January > for 2nd semester and summer period in Plymouth.

Living expenses Plymouth

The average living expenses per month for a foreign student living and studying in Plymouth are between £ 900 - £ 1.100 per month. These living expenses cover rent, insurance, food, public transportation, books, clothing and other general costs. 

Living expenses Netherlands

The Dutch currency unit is the Euro (i.e. abbreviated to ‘EUR’ or ‘€’).

The average living expenses per month for a foreign student living and studying in Holland are between EUR 1,100 and EUR 1,500 per month. These living expenses cover rent, insurance, food, public transportation, books, clothing and other general costs. 

Dutch Immigration Service (IND) requires non-EEA students to proof they have access to € 14.641 per year (€ 7.320 per semester)

Costs within the first months upon arrival will be higher than all other months due to a housing deposit, intro week and books. Study books are usually bought at the start of the semester and therefore it is wise to reserve and have direct access to an amount at the start of the semester which can cover the price of all study books and the living expenses for the first two months. 

Finding accommodation in Venlo for only 4 months is not always easy. Unfortunately Fontys is not in a position to assist you in your search. We advise you strongly to search at commercial housing agencies, Facebook groups etc. Make sure to start your search as early as possible. If you are an EU student, you can also consider looking for accommodation across the German border, e.g. Kaldenkirchen is a city which is very close to Venlo and easy to reach by bike. On our website you can find several housing agencies that you can contact in or near Venlo.

In Plymouth, students look for accommodation on their own. Most students find accommodation by searching online or by asking alumni. In general, it is not difficult to find good accommodation in Plymouth within two weeks.