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Read more about the requirements to join the Fontys master Performing Public Space. This page provides you with details on eligibility, the application process, and necessary documentation to become part of our dynamic programme.
To be admitted to the programme, you need a Bachelor’s degree, preferably in the arts or in a related artistic practice.
For all programmes conducted in English Fontys Academy of the Arts has set minimum language requirements.To prove that you meet these requirements you will be asked to send one of the English language certificates.
The Master Performing Public Space is a blended programme: partly online, partly on-site (2 weeks in October, January, and May).
You have two visa options:
Important: For the Schengen visa, select "Multi Entry" on the application form and check specific requirements based on your country.
Fontys University of Applied Sciences will act according to the Code of Conduct.
To apply for the Master Performing Public Space, candidates must complete several steps including submitting materials, participating in an online workshop, and attending an interview. Below you will find the full process clearly outlined.
You must apply through Studielink.nl, an online portal where you can submit and manage your application. Please note that the application process may differ slightly for EU and non-EU students.
Did you submit your project and research plan before February 28, 2025? Then you will receive individual feedback on your plan. You can use this feedback to improve your final submission before the official deadline. Send your documents to faa-publicspace@fontys.nl to take advantage of this opportunity.
Through the online portal, you will be asked to upload the following:
After submitting your application on time, you will be invited to an online workshop designed to deepen your understanding of the programme and artistic research.
Following the workshop, you will participate in an individual online interview:
If you are admitted, you will receive an email from the Student Administration with further instructions about your enrolment and required documents.
Taking care of your finances is an important part of student life. There are tuition fees, possible scholarships and (proof of) living expenses to consider.
More about financesGood to know: the Dutch Immigration Service (IND) requires non-EEA students to prove they have access to a certain amount of money per year/semester. Read more by clicking the link above.,
Besides tuition fees, there are more costs such as textbooks, introduction, excursions and a good laptop. Are you going to live in a room? Then you will pay rent and other living costs such as gas, water and internet.
Check on DUO whether you are eligible for study financing or a student public transport pass.
Foreign students in the Netherlands typically spend €900-€1,100 monthly, covering rent, insurance, food, transport, clothing, and more.
Wondering what's to come after applying for this programme? Go over the entire admission process.
Early Review: February 28, 2025. Final deadlines: March 31 (non-EU) and May 30 (EU).
You can sign up for online and live events throughout the academic year.
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