Our Master of Applied Museum and Heritage Studies has been accepted for government funding. This means that fulltime and parttime students from the European Economic Area (EU, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein) who don’t have a master’s degree yet (this applies to master's degrees obtained after 31 August 1991 at a Dutch-funded institution) can enrol in the programme for a government set tuition fee, which for 2025-2026 will be € 2.601 per annum. Students from Switzerland or Surname are eligible for the statutory tuition fee as well. 

The tuition for non-EEA students, and EEA students holding a master’s degree (this applies to master's degrees obtained after 31 August 1991 at a Dutch-funded institution), will be € 9.808 per annum for the fulltime programme. 

For the parttime programme the EEA students holding a master's degree obtained after 31 August 1991 at a Dutch-funded institution, are required to pay the lower AHK-rate, which for 2025-2026 will amount to € 7.375 per annum.

Tuition can be paid in 10 instalments.

Scholarships
For the NL-Scholarship (formerly known as Holland Scholarship) international students from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) may apply. Please be aware Nationals of Switzerland and Suriname are excluded from this scholarship programme. The application deadline for the NL-Scholarship is 1 May 2025.

The Talent Grant aims to provide a reduction of tuition fee for excellent students who wish to study at the Amsterdam University of the Arts (AHK). Please be aware that students from the European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland and Suriname are excluded. The AHK Talent Grant will be available for students for the academic year 2025-2026. More information about the eligibility criteria and the application procedure can be foundhere.

In addition to the tuition fee, please be aware of the following study related expenses, which are equally part of your investment in the master Applied Museum and Heritage Studies.