> Home > Practical matters > Practical > Insurances and health care Insurance for international students Insurance The importance of insurance while studying By law, it is mandatory to take out proper healthcare insurance . It is also a condition for getting a residence permit (non-EU students). Codarts strongly recommends students to arrange a good and complete insurance with AON ( Home | Aon Student Insurance ). Please check what applies to you depending on your personal situation: International student (EU and non-EU): Aon Leaflet or directly get started Extra information for international
> Home > Practical matters > Practical > Insurances and health care Webinar: Insurance for students Webinar: insurance for students Aon Student Insurance will be organizing Webinars again in December. The aim is to prepare and inform the (new) internationals for their stay and studies in the Netherlands. During the webinars, the following topics will be covered: Why take out insurance while staying in the Netherlands (healthcare costs, liability, etc.). Healthcare system in the Netherlands Law and regulations for EEA and Non-EEA students Legislation and regulations concerning part-time jobs
> Home Student Life Physical screening Physical screening Candidates who are granted a placement in the Circus Arts, Dance, and Dance Teacher program are required to undergo screening at the beginning of the academic year. Physical screening Student Life programme More about Student Life International Youth Dancer Health Alliance More Open submenu Close submenu Upon admission to the (bachelor) study programmes Dance / Dance in Education / Circus Arts, students are requested to undergo two screenings: A medical screening (by a team of sports physicians, a (sports) dietician, and human movement
> Home > Student Life Voice test Voice test for singers Upon admission to Codarts (voice) you will be asked to take a voice test, to make sure that your vocal chords are healthy and up to the task, and that you can be supported in the best possible way. Voice test for singers All future students of the main subject Voice are requested to take a voice test with an ear, nose, and throat specialist (ENT). For students living in the Netherlands this test is taken before the study programme starts. Students from abroad take the test after the summer. The voice test is done by ENT specialists at the
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> Home > Practical matters > Practical > Housing Housing tips from students Housing tips from students The following list is a ranked evaluation of last year's students who have found housing and wanted to share their experience. Come to Rotterdam as soon as possible for in-person searching and networking with established students from Codarts. This is vital for success in the challenging housing situation. "The element that really made the difference was coming to Rotterdam and making as many visits as possible... I could choose between 3 apartments." Be diligent in researching Facebook groups
> Home > Practical matters > International Erasmus+ Erasmus+ Are you considering to get your Erasmus+ study exchange experience in The Netherlands and spend a semester or even a full study year at Codarts? Codarts Rotterdam offers a vibrant and inspiring environment where you can grow artistically, academically, and personally. Each year we receive a large number of Erasmus+ applications and welcome between 15- 20 Erasmus students per year. You could be one of them! Studying in Rotterdam means immersing yourself in Dutch culture, building meaningful international connections, and discovering
> Home > Practical matters > Practical > Enrolment and withdrawal Withdrawal Enrolment Withdrawal Re-enrolling More Open submenu Close submenu Withdrawal If you intend to withdraw from your studies, you must do so through Studielink. It is advisable that you communicate your wish to withdraw to your student advisor, the college dean, and the head of your programme. Your request for withdrawal will be passed on to Codarts, after which we will process your request. Please note : you are personally responsible for cancelling your student grant (studiefinanciering) and student travel card through
> Home > Practical matters > Practical > Housing Additional costs Additional costs If the rent is not including energy costs and local taxes you will have to take care of this yourself. It is preferable to find a place to live where you pay a rent ‘including’ additional costs but not always possible. If the rent is not including energy and local tax (ask the landlord and find out in the contract) and you pay costs like energy, water, electricity, local tax, internet, cable tv / radio yourself, please mind the following: Living with several people in the house you share those costs. Energy companies
> Home > Practical matters > Practical > Enrolment and withdrawal > Enrolment Entry requirements Prior education requirements Admission to Bachelor’s programme To be enrolled in a bachelor's programme at Codarts, the prospective student must hold at least a diploma at mbo level 4, havo, or vwo (NLQF-4 / EQF-4) or an equivalent foreign certificate at this level. Insufficient prior education for admission to Bachelor If the prospective student cannot provide a diploma for enrolment in a bachelor's programme, they can participate in an entrance examination (NOA-test). The cost of this examination
