Take a virtual tour of the AUC building using Google Street View. Select any of the five floors to see the Common Room, various classrooms, study spaces in the Darwin Area and more!

AUC will be hosting a variety of digital events and webinars in November, December and January to allow prospective students and their guests to get more information about AUC's curriculum, majors and academic programme, speak directly with students and staff, have virtual tours of the student residences and also to meet with admissions officers to ask more complicated questions about applying and admissions requirements.

The measures taken by the Dutch government to limit the further spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) have inevitably had consequences for students and staff at AUC. The AUC building reopened for the 2020-2021 academic year on 31 August with modified building protocols and additional hygiene measures in order to allow courses to take place both online and on campus.

We understand that as a prospective student, the coronavirus crisis may leave you with concerns and questions about choosing a study programme and starting at university. We've compiled a helpful FAQ and information on how to get to know AUC online while physical visits or tours aren't possible.

What does a liberal arts and sciences student actually study? Learn more about our curriculum structure, what your options are for majors and the various courses you can follow.

Students from both the Netherlands and abroad are warmly invited to apply to AUC. Admissions requirements that will be taken into consideration during the application process include your secondary school diploma, your level of English and maths, and your motivation.

All students at AUC are guaranteed on-campus housing for the entire three years of their programme. A mix of single, studio-style rooms and shared apartments, explore how students live and what the dorms look like.

Curious about AUC? Watch our animated video for a brief introduction to our academic programme and campus life!

Students choose to major in either the Sciences, Social Sciences or Humanities by combining courses from a variety of fields of knowledge in their subject.

The AUC Scholarship Fund (ASF) supports excellence and diversity in the student body by facilitating access to the AUC programme for talented low-income and minority students. Full and partial scholarships are offered, and applications are open to both Dutch and international students.