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Discover hands-on study options at Zuyd Maastricht. Join an Open Day and choose a future-focused education that fits your talents and ambitions.

At Zuyd University of Applied Sciences, you can add colour to your studies - for example, through your choice of minors. In the second part of your programme, you can choose from different types of minors. A minor allows you to further specialise or broaden your perspective.

Your privacy is important, including to us. We therefore treat your personal data that we collect on our websites with care. This privacy statement sets out how we collect and deal with your personal data.

At Zuyd University of Applied Sciences we consider the security of our information systems a top priority. But no matter how much effort we put into system security, there can still be vulnerabilities present. If you discover a vulnerability, we would like to know about it so we can take steps to address it as quickly as possible. We would like to ask you to help us better protect our users and our systems.

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Zuyd’s Knowledge Centres connect students, researchers and partners to innovate in health, circularity, neighbourhoods and future-proof business.

EFMD, the leading European strategic audit and accreditation agency, has just awarded the EPAS accreditation to the bachelor’s degree programme in International Business at Zuyd University of Applied Sciences.

Our geographical location in the Meuse-Rhine Euregion is the perfect basis for our international ambitions. Through excellent study programmes, research and services, we aim at a prominent position in the European Higher Education Area, with connections all over the world.

Dutch universities and other higher education institutions have created a Code of Conduct for International Students in Higher Education. This code is designed to protect the interests of international students. It sets out the standards that institutions must meet in areas such as programme quality, student recruitment, selection, and support.

Once you’ve decided to study at Zuyd, it’s time to get started with your preparations. There’s quite a lot to arrange, so don’t wait too long. Some things, like your visa or residence permit, can take time.

Each year in August and February the International Office organises an International Introduction to welcome international students from all over the world. Participation is free.