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Aeres University of Applied Sciences

Wageningen, Gelderland · University of Applied Sciences (HBO)

NL composite #40 3 English-taught programmes BRIN 30TX

Publicly funded institution recognised by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OCW); programmes accredited by the NVAO

Type
University of Applied Sciences (HBO)
Programmes in the register
17
Enrolments (2025)
3,359
English-taught programmes
3

Overview

Aeres University of Applied Sciences is a university of applied sciences (hbo) in Wageningen, Gelderland. The Dutch register (DUO) lists 17 recognised programmes at the institution — 8 bachelor’s, 4 master’s, 5 associate degree — of which 3 are taught in English.

“Enrolments” is DUO’s count of enrolments in this institution’s registered programmes — one student enrolled in two programmes counts twice, so it is not a count of students.

Programmes at Aeres

17 programmes across 3 study levels, each with its CROHO code.

Associate Degree

Associate Degree Business Administration (MBA)

Agribusiness and Business Administration

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 80028 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 2 years (120 ECTS) 🎓 Full Time 🗣 Dutch 120 ECTS
Associate Degree Animal Science

Animal Husbandry

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 80006 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 2 years (120 ECTS) 🎓 Full Time 🗣 Dutch 120 ECTS
Associate Degree Agriculture & Environment

Floristry

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 80015 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 2 years (120 ECTS) 🎓 Full Time 🗣 Dutch 120 ECTS
Associate Degree Horticulture

Horticulture and Arable Farming

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 80012 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 2 years (120 ECTS) 🎓 Full Time 🗣 Dutch 120 ECTS

Bachelor's Degree

Bachelor's Degree Business Administration (MBA)

Agrotechnology & Management

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 34866 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 4 years (240 ECTS) 🎓 Full Time 🗣 English & Dutch 240 ECTS
Bachelor's Degree Animal Science

Animal Husbandry

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 34869 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 4 years (240 ECTS) 🎓 Full Time 🗣 Dutch 240 ECTS
Bachelor's Degree Biology

Applied Biology

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 30009 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 4 years (240 ECTS) 🎓 Full Time 🗣 Dutch 240 ECTS
Bachelor's Degree Agriculture & Environment

Geo, Data analysis & Visualisation

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 30033 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 4 years (240 ECTS) 🎓 Full Time 🗣 Dutch 240 ECTS
Bachelor's Degree Horticulture

Horticulture and Arable Farming

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 34868 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 4 years (240 ECTS) 🎓 Full Time 🗣 Dutch 240 ECTS
Bachelor's Degree Education

Teacher Services and Products

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 39301 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 4 years (240 ECTS) 🎓 Full Time 🗣 Dutch 240 ECTS

Master's Degree

Master's Degree Medicine & Health Sciences

Healthy Behavior and Living Environment

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 45295 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 1 year (60 ECTS) 🎓 Part Time 🗣 Dutch 60 ECTS
Master's Degree Development Studies

Master Agribusiness Development

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 49137 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 1 year (60 ECTS) 🎓 Full Time 🗣 English 60 ECTS
Master's Degree

Master Food Systems Innovation

Aeres University of Applied Sciences

CROHO 45290 · BRIN 30TX

⏱ 1 year (60 ECTS) 🎓 Full Time 🗣 English 60 ECTS

Tuition fees & register data

Tuition

Not published in the register

EU/EEA students pay the statutory tuition fee set by the Dutch government; students from outside the EU/EEA pay an institutional fee set by each university. Neither is part of the DUO register, so confirm the fee for your programme with Aeres. How Dutch tuition fees work.

Institution code (BRIN)

30TX

Verify this institution and its programmes at Studiekeuze123 or in the DUO register of recognised programmes. Look programmes up by code on our CROHO lookup.

Official website: aereshogeschool.nl

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Admission requirements

Bachelor’s programmes at research universities (WO) require a VWO diploma or a recognised equivalent; universities of applied sciences (HBO) accept HAVO, VWO or MBO level 4 diplomas or equivalents. International applicants are assessed on the equivalent of their own secondary qualification, and some programmes ask for specific subjects such as mathematics. Programmes with a fixed number of places (numerus fixus) select applicants by their own procedure and deadline. Master’s programmes normally require a relevant bachelor’s degree and often a motivation letter, CV and sometimes a test or interview.

Language: Programmes taught in English require proof of English proficiency. IELTS Academic 6.0–6.5 overall is a common standard for bachelor’s programmes and 6.5–7.0 for many master’s programmes; TOEFL iBT and Cambridge C1 Advanced are widely accepted as equivalents. Programmes taught in Dutch require proof of Dutch, usually the NT2 exam, Programme II. Each institution publishes its own thresholds.

How to apply

  1. 1Choose a programme from the register and check its language of instruction, study form (full-time, part-time or dual) and start month — most programmes start in September, some also in February.
  2. 2Confirm you meet the entry requirements: Bachelor’s programmes at research universities (WO) require a VWO diploma or a recognised equivalent; universities of applied sciences (HBO) accept HAVO, VWO or MBO level 4 diplomas or equivalents. International applicants are assessed on the equivalent of their own secondary qualification, and some programmes ask for specific subjects such as mathematics. Programmes with a fixed number of places (numerus fixus) select applicants by their own procedure and deadline. Master’s programmes normally require a relevant bachelor’s degree and often a motivation letter, CV and sometimes a test or interview.
  3. 3Meet the language requirement: Programmes taught in English require proof of English proficiency. IELTS Academic 6.0–6.5 overall is a common standard for bachelor’s programmes and 6.5–7.0 for many master’s programmes; TOEFL iBT and Cambridge C1 Advanced are widely accepted as equivalents. Programmes taught in Dutch require proof of Dutch, usually the NT2 exam, Programme II. Each institution publishes its own thresholds.
  4. 4Apply through Studielink, the national enrolment system, plus any application the programme requires directly — deadlines differ by programme and many are earlier for students from outside the EU/EEA.
  5. 5Students from outside the EU/EEA normally need a residence permit (and an MVV entry visa where required) that the institution arranges with the IND. Arrange Dutch health insurance and housing as early as you can.

For international students

Applications go through Studielink, the national enrolment system, alongside any application the institution itself requires. Students from outside the EU/EEA normally need a residence permit, which the institution arranges with the Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND), and must show sufficient means of support; EU/EEA students need no permit but must register with the municipality. A Dutch basic health insurance is compulsory for most students. Non-EU students may work limited hours during term time with an employer-held work permit, and graduates can apply for a residence permit as a highly educated person (orientation year) to look for work in the Netherlands.

Read the residence permit guide →

Scholarships for Aeres students

National and foundation scholarships that may be open to students at Aeres. Check each award’s eligibility on its official page.

Full Master's Degree

Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters scholarships

European Commission — Erasmus+

A scholarship covering travel, visa and a living allowance, plus participation costs

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MENA Scholarship Programme (MSP)

Nuffic

Funding for a short course or tailor-made training in the Netherlands

Professionals working in Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Tunisia (Syria conditionally) Rolling
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Frequently asked questions

Is Aeres University of Applied Sciences a university?

Aeres University of Applied Sciences is a publicly funded Dutch institution (a university of applied sciences, HBO) recognised by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OCW) and listed in the DUO register.

Which programmes at Aeres University of Applied Sciences are taught in English?

3 of its 17 programmes in the register are taught fully or partly in English (language recorded for 17 of them). Open a programme page for its language of instruction.

What are the admission requirements for Aeres University of Applied Sciences?

Bachelor’s programmes at research universities (WO) require a VWO diploma or a recognised equivalent; universities of applied sciences (HBO) accept HAVO, VWO or MBO level 4 diplomas or equivalents. International applicants are assessed on the equivalent of their own secondary qua...

How much is tuition at Aeres University of Applied Sciences?

The DUO register publishes no fee. EU/EEA students pay the statutory tuition fee set by the government; students from outside the EU/EEA pay an institutional fee set by the university, so check the programme page on Aeres University of Applied Sciences’s own website.

What are the English requirements?

Programmes taught in English require proof of English proficiency. IELTS Academic 6.0–6.5 overall is a common standard for bachelor’s programmes and 6.5–7.0 for many master’s programmes; TOEFL iBT and Cambridge C1 Advanc...

Last updated 05 Oct 2026. Programme data: DUO — Dienst Uitvoering Onderwijs, Overzicht Erkenningen ho, CC BY 4.0. Information is provided for guidance — verify with official sources before applying.