
Minors
Apply now for a minor that starts in February '24!
- registration minor that starts in Feb: 1 juli - 15 dec
- registration minor that starts in Sept: 1 feb - 1 juli
- A wide range of minors
- Deepen your professional knowledge or broaden your horizon
- Personal attention and guidance
- We support you in discovering and developing your talents
- Our minor education is at the heart of society
- Always a strong link to the professional field
Minor finder
At Fontys, you can choose from around 75 minors (in Dutch and English). This is a wide range with a variety of subjects. Take a look at the complete range. You can use the finder to filter the minors according to your interests or keywords that you find interesting.


Minor orientation week
Mark it in your agenda! The minor orientation week will take place again from 6 - 9 November '23.
You can register for the orientation sessions in mid-October.
Apply for a minor at Fontys
Minor starting in February 2024
- Application period opens on 1 July 2023
- Application period closes on 15 December 2023
Minor starting in September 2024
- Application period opens on 1 February 2024
- Application period closes on 1 July 2024
Please note!
The application deadline for the minor abroad differs. Some minors have a numerus fixus or fill up quickly. So always check the page of the minor of your choice.
To attend in the minor, the student must have:
- Passed the propaedeutic phase or;
- permission form the examination board of his/her programme.
More information
Do you find it difficult to make a choice? Book a session with your study coach or a career choice advisor
The purpose of the minor regulations is to inform you about what you as a student will learn in the minor, what the assessment will look like and when you will have completed the minor. As a student, you can derive rights from the minor regulation.
As a student at Fontys, you can also choose to minor elsewhere. You can then choose for:
- a minor abroad or an external minor, at another institution of higher education in the Netherlands. For that, check out the Kies op Maat website.