Mathematics Study Abroad Programs in Netherlands

Bring your interest in the Dutch language, society, politics, and culture to the multicultural city of Amsterdam! As one of the most historically rich cities in all of Europe, the capital city of the Netherlands acts as the perfect backdrop to your immersive semester abroad. Designed for students across various social sciences and humanities disciplines, this rigorous academic program allows you to choose from multiple courses: political science, sociology, anthropology, European studies, film studies, history, international relations, media, psychology, cultural studies, and more. When class is in session, you study at our partner host institution, the University of Amsterdam (UvA). You can also take classes at CIEE Amsterdam, a quick walk from the UvA and the historic city center. All courses are taught by highly qualified CIEE and UvA faculty. Outside the classroom, participate in CIEE excursions and activities to enhance your studies and provide a nuanced intercultural perspective of the Netherlands, particularly to scrutinize preconceived cultural notions.

Explore cutting-edge scientific and health challenges through a European lens in this study abroad program at Maastricht University (UM). It starts with a two-week introduction, which includes CES services, the Dutch Discovery Trip, a tour of Maastricht and the surrounding area, UM orientation, a Problem-Based Learning (PBL) workshop, a cultural awareness lecture, and integration into Dutch student life. Maastricht, situated at the intersection of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany, offers an ideal environment to study scientific and health challenges in a European context. The Science and Health in Europe programme explores key issues such as personalised medicine, pandemic preparedness, climate change, AI ethics, and sustainability. These topics reflect current European research priorities and policy agendas. Drawing on disciplines such as biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science, and artificial intelligence, the programme takes an interdisciplinary approach to learning. Students develop a strong academic foundation and a broad European perspective relevant to future careers in science and health.

Study abroad in Amsterdam and spend your semester in one of the world’s most multicultural cities! Stroll along its picturesque canals, explore world-class museums, and join in vibrant festivals that showcase the city’s rich history, culture, and spirit of openness. Known for its freedom of expression and tradition of tolerance, Amsterdam offers an inspiring environment for international students. Through the Semester in Amsterdam programme, you can choose from more than 1,100 English-taught courses, allowing you to design a study abroad experience that’s uniquely yours and tailored to your academic ambitions.

In Amsterdam, we offer a range of programs that allow you to dive into the city’s unique culture from a fresh perspective. Our programs include Business & Economics, STEM in Amsterdam, Social Sciences & Humanities, Interdisciplinary Studies, Summer in Amsterdam, Computer Science, and our Honors Program. Aside from your core program classes, you'll have a variety of elective courses from Art Management, to Anthropology, Biology, and many more. When you’re not studying or in class, enjoy CEA CAPA excursions and cultural engagements to help you get the full experience of living abroad. Take a trip to Utrecht, the capital of the Netherlands’ second-smallest province, and explore its medieval towns and cathedrals. Visit the iconic Keukenhof Tulip Gardens, home to over 7 million flowering bulbs. CEA CAPA ensures your housing, health, safety, social engagement, and other needs are taken care of. Giving you the best possible study abroad experience is our top priority. Interested in going abroad with CEA CAPA? Contact us to get started!

Experience the perfect blend of Art and Science in three of the most important countries for the subjects. Learn about the fundamentals of studio art and explore all the sciences (biology, chemistry, computer science, earth sciences, geography, mathematics, physics, etc.) and their interdependence. For STEM, you will be able to engage with the class content through project-based activities and career exploration modules that will be carried out at different industrial sites, universities, and cities including Berlin, Munich, Dresden, Vienna, and Amsterdam. Interact with a variety of scientific experts and complete laboratory activities out in the field. The itinerary will also include many opportunities to meet artists and learn about a variety of art mediums in conjunction with the basic principles and elements of visual art. The ART 140 course is ideal for studying abroad because different mediums can be selected in response to the work viewed in museums and the experience of the landscape. In lieu of slide presentations and longer projects in the classrooms, you will meet for half-day class periods followed by visits to cultural institutions.