SAXION Enschede

Enschede - Netherlands

Saxion University of Applied Science (Saxion) is one of the largest institutions of higher education in the Netherlands. Although the establishment of this university dates back to 1875, it functions in its present form since 1998, when two universities, Hogeschool Enschede and Hogeschool IJselland, merged to create Saxion University.

Saxion offers various study programmes at Bachelor and Master level, as well as intensive Short courses in business, technical and environmental studies. Students can also choose to attend Intensive Preparatory courses of English language. The university puts strong emphasis on combining theory with practical skills and applied research.

Saxion University has three campuses: Deventer, Enschede and Apeldoorn. International study programmes taught in English are available in Deventer and Enschede. Campus in Enschede is located within the walking distance from bus and railway station and the city centre. The campus building is devided into pavilions, which lodge different types of education.

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P.O. Box 70.000

Enschede 7500 KB Overijssel

Netherlands

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Modern classrooms

Hospital rooms

Open Transparent Stimulating Work Environment (OTSWO)

Library

Job Service

International Office

Gym

Restaurants

Grand Caf&eacute

Theatre

WiFi

Chinese

Total: 30%

Eastern Europe

Total: 20%

Germany

Total: 20%

Other

Total: 20%

Total: 10%

"After a day studying,my classmates and I always looked forward to the next day"

"The first impression that comes to mind about Saxion is the teachers. I found they are so devoted and they taught me with passion and care. As a result, in studying here for 2 months I learned so much from them on subjects like presentation skills, how to do research and how to make references. Those skills play a vital role in my study because they are so different from what I learned in my country. Also, various teaching methods, like games or interviews, were used in this course and helped students enjoy the class without stress. After a day studying, my classmates and I always looked forward to the next day of classes."

- Thanh Huyen, Viet Nam

The best choice you can make!

I would describe the courses as very dynamic, practical and interesting. They are all focused on international matters and current world dilemmas. Since you have a lot of presentations to make and essays or reports to write, you really improve your legal or business skills. I do think that studying is much easier and more useful when you do a lot of research and writing on your own

- Sylvain Fanielle, Belgium

The time I spent there was very enjoyable...

"I enjoyed the Dutch learning system the most. There were a lot of discussion, excursions and presentations, mostly with group work. We were taught to be independent in opinion, and in setting our goal and schedule, at the same time we learned to work effectively and efficiently in group. Teachers and students interaction was more open and dynamic, and it made our studying more productive."

- Esti Sriwitiono, Indonesia