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THIM – The International University of Applied Sciences: programmes, tuition fees and admission
THIM – The International University of Applied Sciences (THIM) is a private institution in Nieuwegein, Netherlands. Our catalogue lists 2 undergraduate programmes here. Tuition for EU students: €9,900–€12,500 a year; for non-EU students: €9,900–€12,500.
Always check current information on the official website of the university before you apply.
- Official website: thim.nl
- Address: Newtonbaan 6, 3439 NK Nieuwegein
Programmes and fees
| Programme | Field | Language | Length | EU fee / year | Non-EU fee / year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Science in Osteopathie | Physiotherapy | 4 yr | €12,500 | €12,500 | |
| Opleiding tot Fysiotherapeut | Physiotherapy | English, Dutch | 4 yr | €9,900 | €9,900 |
Where it is
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Contacts
- General: +31 30 288 6670
- General: info@thim.nl
How admission works in the Netherlands
You apply through Studielink, the national application portal (some institutions use their own procedure for applicants from abroad). A VWO diploma gives access to research universities and a HAVO (or MBO-4) diploma to universities of applied sciences; foreign diplomas are assessed by the institution, and the language requirement for English-taught programmes is set by each institution. Most bachelor's programmes have no selection and the national Studielink deadline is 1 May, while numerus fixus programmes close on 15 January and run their own selection (for the September 2027 intake: 15 January 2027 and 1 May 2027). Non-EU applicants who need a visa often have an earlier institutional deadline, for example 1 April at Leiden University.
Sources
- THIM Hogeschool voor Osteopathie – Bachelor of Science Osteopathie: studiekosten per jaar €12.500, checked 19 October 2026
- THIM – Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy voltijd (Dutch): studiekosten per jaar €9.900, checked 19 October 2026
How the figures are collected and calculated: Data and sources.