Chinese Economy and Finance
University of Groningen offers this 24-month English-taught master's in Business & Law in Groningen, ranked #82 by Times Higher Education.
What it takes to get in
- English tests
- IELTS 6.5 · TOEFL iBT 90
- Deadline
- 1 May 2027
What it costs
Plan for roughly €37k–€40k per year all-in as a Non-EU student — tuition plus a normal Groningen student life.
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Rankings
- Times Higher Education 2026#82
- Times Higher Education 2025#80
- QS World 2025#159
- THE — Law 2026#59
- THE — Business And Economics 2026#69
- QS — Law 2025#137
- QS — Business 2025#192
Visa & life in the Netherlands
The practical stuff — what's allowed, what's funded, what to expect after you graduate.
- Student visa
- Non-EU students need a residence permit (VVR), arranged by the university on your behalf. EU students only need to register with the local municipality.
- Post-study work
- Orientation Year (zoekjaar) visa — 12 months to find skilled work after graduation. No employer sponsorship needed during this period.
- Tuition
- Statutory fee around €2,500/yr for EU students; institutional fees for non-EU students typically range €14,000–26,000/yr depending on the field.
- Scholarships
- Holland Scholarship (€5,000), university-specific funds such as the Amsterdam Excellence and Justus & Louise van Effen scholarships, plus Erasmus+ for EU mobility.
About University of Groningen
Worth comparing
Same field, similar entry tier. Most applicants apply to 3–5.
Common questions
Is Chinese Economy and Finance at University of Groningen taught in English?
Yes — the programme is taught entirely in English. Non-native speakers need IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 90 (minimum).
How much does Chinese Economy and Finance at University of Groningen cost?
International tuition is €21,400 per year. Over the full 24-month programme that's roughly €42,800 in tuition, before living costs.
What is the acceptance rate at University of Groningen?
Not published. Most European public universities don't release acceptance rates — admission is requirements-based, so if you meet the stated requirements your application gets a full review rather than competing against a fixed quota.
Do I need GRE or GMAT scores?
Yes — GRE or GMAT scores are required. Check the programme page for the minimum scores.
Can I work in the Netherlands after graduating?
Yes. The Netherlands offers a one-year Orientation Year (zoekjaar) residence permit to graduates of Dutch universities, letting you live and work in the country while looking for a job — no sponsor required during that year.
When is the application deadline?
The application deadline is 1 May 2027. Deadlines can differ by nationality — confirm on the programme page.
Is University of Groningen good for Business & Law?
University of Groningen ranks #59 in Law (THE 2026).
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