Windesheim Honours College

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Windesheim Honours College (Zwolle, The Netherlands) is an initiative of Windesheim University of Applied Sciences and VU University Amsterdam. The college offers international and English-language Bachelor’s degree programmes, for students who aspire a future career as a top potential in an international organisation.

1 Three majors
2 Educational concept
3 Campus
4 Windesheim University of Applied Sciences
5 External links

[edit] Three majors

Windesheim Honours College offers three undergraduate programmes with an international orientation and a specific focus on innovation and sustainable development:

Trade, Transport & Logistics
Engineering & Innovation
Health & Community Studies

All programmes are certified by the Dutch Flemish Accreditation Agency (NVAO). The programmes develop students into professionals with an international and entrepreneurial spirit. A Bachelor’s degree from Windesheim Honours College allows you to move on to related Master’s degrees.

[edit] Educational concept

The educational concept features selective admission (no more than 200 students a year), small-scale teaching methods (groups of 25 at most), strongly practice-oriented interdisciplinary training (case-based), close contact between lecturers and students, and intensive tutoring.

[edit] Campus

Windesheim Honours College is a residential college. All students live and work together in the historical city centre of Zwolle.

[edit] Windesheim University of Applied Sciences

Windesheim Honours College is part of Windesheim University of Applied Sciences. Windesheim University has a good reputation for high-quality education and innovative educational concepts. Students are very satisfied with the programmes and facilities Windesheim offers – as shown in national student surveys. Of the larger universities of applied sciences in the Netherlands, Windesheim has held the number-one position for many years.