Is the University of Rotterdam expensive for students? Experience shows that students living and studying in Rotterdam spend about 800 to 1000 euros per month. This covers daily expenses, such as food, housing, insurance, learning materials, etc.

　　 How many international students are there at Erasmus University in Rotterdam?

At present, University of Rotterdam A total of 6293 international students attended, up 12.7% from 5582 last year. Another noteworthy trend is the increase in the number of master students. Among Dutch universities, the number of students attracted by master's degrees increased by 19% compared with last year.

Please remember that the following estimates do not include tuition fees and unforeseen costs, so it is advisable to use them as a rough guide. Housing costs vary widely, and if you plan to travel during your stay, you will also need an additional budget.

　　 What is the average rent?

Your accommodation fee depends on the city where you study, the fees included in the rent and the organization's arrangements. For example, housing in Rotterdam is more expensive than in small towns.

A room in Rotterdam costs between 600 and 1000 euros.

　　 Can I get a student discount?

Yes, some services apply to student discounts. Many bars, restaurants, museums and cinemas offer discounts for students. Most of them require you to provide proof in the form of student card of your institution. You should check in advance for student discounts.

Especially for international students, the International Student ID Card (ISIC) can provide some interesting discounts and concessions in travel, shopping, museums, etc. around the world. Learn more on the ISIC website.

　　 How much should I spend on food every month?

It is considered normal to spend about 150 to 200 euros per month on food. That is to say, if you don't eat out too many times a week, and not only buy groceries in Albert Heijn (but also in Lidl or Dirk), which is more expensive.

　　 How can I save money?

The first consideration may be to buy groceries in Aldi/idl rather than Albert Heijn in the weekly market, and pay close attention to the transaction and sales (compare supermarkets!). Taking your lunch and snacks instead of going out for dinner/coffee is also a simple way to save money.

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