Fontys Physiotherapy English Stream has got decentralised selection. This decentralised selection is aiming to select the applicants mainly on their motivation and languages skills. This procedure is under the supervision of the IB-Groep.
As a result of this you have to apply at Studielink (see Registration below) for the Physiotherapy course English Stream before May 15, 2010. After this date it is not possible anymore to apply for our course. During the enrolment procedure you have to mark that you want to participate in decentralised selection. See the information with examples on our website. When you have made your enrolment at Studielink, you will receive a confirmation email which says that you participate in decentralised selection.
Registration to Physiotherapy English Stream has to be made via Studielink: www.studielink.nl . Studielink is an online portal that allows applicants to apply and maintain their registration whenever the want to. In order to help you proceed properly it is important that you send us before May 15:
• The email from Studielink which says that you participate in decentralised selection
• Certified copies from your diploma and list of grades*
• Your motivation letter
* in case you don’t have your diploma yet, please inform us when you will receive your diploma.
On receipt of your documents our International Office will check if the level of your diploma is appropriate. You will receive further information after June 12, 2010.
Being an EU/EER*-student studying at Fontys University of Applied Sciences implies that you can apply for reimbursement of the tuition fees and that you can apply for a loan student fee which has to be paid back later. For the exact conditions and procedure please consult the website of the Informatie Beheer Groep: http://www.ib-groep.nl/
Click here to check The Netherlands Student Grantfinder. Grantfinder is an online search engine for those who want to study in the Netherlands and are looking for financial aid.
Number of Student Places
To maintain a personal and informal atmosphere and for logistic reasons, the school accepts 40 students a year. The students will be divided in to two groups. This enables a good communication between students and teachers and guarantees appropriate feed back during practical classes.
* EU/EER-countries: Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Finland, France, Greece, Great Britain, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Czech Republic.
