A Bachelor’s degree is an internationally recognised qualification you earn after completing a Bachelor’s programme. You can study for this degree at either a University of Applied Sciences or a Research University.
At Windesheim, you will earn a Bachelor’s degree from a University of Applied Sciences, where learning is hands-on and closely connected to the professional world.
See the differences between Universities of Applied Sciences and Research Universities
At Windesheim, we offer 2 English taught bachelors programmes.
International Business
Start date: September
Degree: BBA
Length: 4 years
From language barriers to culture barriers: you know how to break through them in business. So what projects will you manage and which 21st century skills will you learn?
Global Project and Change Management
Start date: September
Degree: BBA
Length: 4 years
Change your world, broaden your perspective and learn to tackle worldwide sustainability challenges in this BBA-programme of Windesheim Honours College.
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Frequently asked questions about programmes & admission
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What bachelor’s or master’s programmes are offered in English?
Windesheim offers two bachelor's programmes in English:
- International Business
- Global Project and Change Management (a sustainable business programme).
Windesheim also offers approximately 20 exchange programmes. It doesn’t offer master’s programmes in English.
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Is Windesheim a good university?
According to ‘HBO Keuzegids 2026’ (national ranking authority) Windesheim is the number three broad-based University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands.
When students are asked whether they are satisfied with their university, Windesheim ranks first.
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What is the quality of Windesheim’s bachelor's degrees?
Global Project and Change Management is a top-rated programme and the best in the Netherlands.
International Business programme is the number two of similar programmes at universities of applied sciences in the Netherlands.
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What are the admission requirements for my country?
For both programmes, you’ll need a high school diploma. Most EU diplomas and international school diplomas are accepted, and we don’t require specific subjects or grades. This is typical in the Netherlands: even with lower grades, students are generally admitted. The idea behind this is that anyone with a high school diploma should have the opportunity to pursue higher education. That said, not everyone who is admitted will successfully complete the programme.
In addition to your diploma, you will often (though not always) need to provide proof of English proficiency.
For the Global Project and Change Management programme, we also ask you to submit a motivation statement and invite you to a get-to-know-you interview.
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Do I need IELTS/TOEFL, and what scores are required?
You need a good level of English, both written and spoken, to be successful in the programme.
- For some countries/diploma’s(opens in new tab), this level is already guaranteed, so you won’t need to take a language test.
- For other countries/diplomas you can check the details here. Depending on the programme, we accept Cambridge B2, IELTS (6.0 or 6.5), or TOEFL (80 or 90).
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Is it difficult to get accepted?
If you have the right diploma, meet the language requirements, and are motivated, getting in is straightforward.
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