- 1. Can I attend an open day?
Some programmes, mainly executive master’s programmes, hold open days where you can learn more about what they offer. If you have questions about an open day or a specific programme, get in touch with the contact listed on the programme page.
- 2. Which courses can I take online?
We offer online courses in several subject areas. To find one in your field, go to the programme listings, select your area of interest and choose Online under Teaching method.
- 3. Where will my course take place?
Most in-person courses take place at Utrecht Science Park or in Utrecht city centre. Some are held elsewhere in the Netherlands. Check the course page for the location.
- 4. What will I receive when I complete a course?
Depending on the course, you may receive a certificate of participation, a certificate for part of a programme or an accredited diploma. The course page explains what you can expect to receive.
- 5. How do I apply for a course?
Use the application button on the course page to get started. If you have any questions about applying, get in touch with the contact listed on that page.
- 6. How can I pay for a course?
You can pay by iDEAL, credit card or invoice. You’ll find payment instructions when you apply.
- 7. How are continuing education fees set?
Fees for continuing education reflect what it costs to run each course. These courses fall outside the funding rules that apply to programmes with government-set tuition fees.
- 8. Can I get help with course fees?
You may be eligible for funding to cover part of the cost. Explore your funding options.
- 9. What terms and conditions apply?
Additional terms apply to continuing education courses with open enrolment. Read the additional terms and conditions.
- 10. How does Utrecht University handle my personal data?
Our privacy statement explains how we handle your personal data when you take part in continuing education. Read the privacy statement for continuing education.
- 11. Can I earn a microcredential at Utrecht University?
Yes, selected courses offer a microcredential. Utrecht University is working with other Dutch higher education institutions in a national pilot to explore how microcredentials can make education more flexible. Learn more about microcredentials and see which courses offer one.
- 12. What should I do if I get an error message when applying through OSIRIS?
Email us at professionals@uu.nl or call us on +31 30 253 1018, Monday to Friday.