Cost of Living
While The Hague has a higher living cost than other cities in The Netherlands and other European cities, it’s also a student-oriented city meaning lots of amenities cater to a student budget.
The Essentials
As well as your tuition, you need to budget for monthly expenditure including rent, bills, and food. You may also need to budget for one-off expenses related to your course, such as textbooks or equipment. Below are the costs of some general expenses to help understand how much you will spend each month.
Item | Cost |
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Rent (private accommodation) | €1,067 (average for city centre) |
Rent (student accommodation) | €902 |
Monthly transport pass | €60 (average) |
Internet | €40 (average) |
The Extras
Your time at university isn’t just about your degree; it’s a time when you’ll meet life-long friends, try new things, and discover a new city/country. Below are a few costs you might want to consider budgeting for to help you make the most of your time in The Hague.
Item | Cost |
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Meal in an inexpensive restaurant | €15 (average) |
Gym membership | €29 (average) |
Cinema ticket | €12.50 (average) |
Student ticket to The Mauritshuis | €12.50 |