Information Technology, BSc, Inholland University of Applied Sciences

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The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
BSc	Full-time	4 years	September, August	EUR 2601 per year	EUR 9999 per year

About Information Technology, BSc - at Inholland University of Applied Sciences

IT programme summary
The Information Technology programme features a wide range of courses, taught by lecturers with various areas of expertise such as software development, interaction design, cloud, security, data & AI as well as communication and research skills. We aim to ensure that our education ties in closely with professional practice, allowing you to build a solid foundation for multiple roles in the IT sector.

As we prioritise personal attention and individual supervision, it is not surprising that students regard the involvement and helpfulness of the lecturers as one of the best aspects of the degree programme.

Phases
The programme is divided into three phases: the first-year phase, the core phase and the graduation phase. During the first year, you will lay the foundations for your development as a software developer and IT specialist. In the core phase (second year and first half of the third year), you will be faced with complex tasks. You will conclude the core phase with a professional orientation work placement in the third year. In the second half of the third and first half of the fourth year, you will choose from various elective modules. In consultation with your student coach, it is also possible to take a multidisciplinary minor for one of the periods within Inholland, at another study programme, at another university of applied sciences, at a university or abroad. To conclude your studies, you will carry out an individual graduation project at a company in which you conduct practice-oriented research and develop an IT product.

Terms
A year is divided into four terms in which education is structured according to themes from professional IT practices. The lessons and educational activities in a particular term relate to a specific theme, e.g. web design or programming. The theme usually involves an assignment that has to be resolved using Agile / Scrum.

Teaching methods

You attend lectures and seminars and take part in practical sessions.
You take part in assignments that involve working in an Agile team with fellow students, tackling a concrete practical assignment.
You attend guest lectures and participate in excursions.
You participate in a work placement.

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Entry requirements

To be considered for admission, applicants should have one of the qualifications listed below. Please note that these are just examples, and all internationally obtained diplomas must be evaluated by our Admissions Department.

International Baccalaureate
High School Diploma
General Certificate of Secondary Education
Abitur or Fachhochschulreife
An equivalent international diploma.

Regarding language requirements, applicants must meet one of the following English language proficiency standards:

IELTS score of 6.0 or higher
TOEFL internet-based score of 80 or above
Cambridge certificate (CAE, CPE, or FCE) with an overall score of C (169-172)
A passing grade in English from Havo/Vwo, or an MBO-4 qualification.

Fees, Funding and Scholarships at Inholland University of Applied Sciences

Inholland offers one scholarship: The Inholland Knowledge Grant. This scholarship is granted during your study, with a maximum of three years, provided that you meet the criteria (conditions apply). Find out more!

Student reviews of Inholland University of Applied Sciences

Find out what students say about Inholland University of Applied Sciences

International Creative Business student, Julie de Rijke

Studying at Inholland University has been an incredible experience. The international community makes it easy to connect with people from all over the world, creating lifelong friendships. The hands-on approach to learning, from working with real clients to exploring industries like film, music, and events, makes studying both dynamic and practical.

Beyond academics, Inholland fosters a vibrant student community. The small class sizes and approachable lecturers create an open and interactive learning environment, making studying truly enjoyable. There are also plenty of opportunities to get involved outside the classroom, whether by joining student clubs or attending events.

My time at Inholland has broadened my horizons, helped shape my career path, and given me friendships and connections that will stay with me wherever I go next. It is more than just a place to study—it is a place to grow, explore, and be part of a global network.

Aeronautical Engineering student, Eliana Păun

Studying at Inholland University of Applied Sciences has been a fantastic experience. The hands-on approach to learning has helped me build a strong foundation through working on real-world projects and work-placements. Inholland also has a vibrant and supportive student environment, with plenty of opportunities to join student organisations and extracurricular teams. I myself joined the AQUILO Rocket Team, where we design, build, test, and launch rockets. It’s been a great way to make friends, build connections, and grow both personally and professionally. Overall, I really enjoy studying at Inholland, and I feel well-prepared for my future engineering career.