
This Design minor program, offered at Hanze University of Applied Sciences through the Minerva Art Academy, is designed for Bachelor's level students interested in a study abroad experience within a vibrant artistic community. You will be integrated into a second-year Design group, becoming part of the regular student body. The program is taught entirely in English and focuses on allowing pro-active art students to deepen their intellectual and artistic development. The minor is an elective course, meaning you can choose it based on your personal interests and objectives from a wide range of design disciplines. The program is structured around the semester system, with one semester equating to a maximum of 30 ECTS credits. Assessment occurs at the end of each semester, with courses graded as either a pass (voldoende) or fail (onvoldoende).
Exchange students are not required to submit formal English proficiency test scores. However, it is expected that students possess a good command of the English language (minimum B2 level) to fully participate in the program.
Tuition fees are generally handled by the home institution for exchange programs. Specific living cost estimates are not provided on this page.
Applicants must be current Bachelor's level students enrolled in a relevant program at a partner university. A recommended minimum B2 level of English proficiency is expected for full participation.
The Design minor program is taught entirely in English. While formal English proficiency test scores are not required, a B2 level is recommended.
You must first be nominated by your home university. After nomination, you will receive a personal application link and instructions to complete the digital application form online.
The minor is structured around the semester system, with one semester equating to a maximum of 30 ECTS credits. Students can start in September or February.
Tuition fees are generally handled by your home institution as this is an exchange program. Specific tuition fees are not applicable directly to Hanze University for exchange students.