Housing

Nyenrode has two campuses: one in the picturesque and green Breukelen and one in the cosmopolitan city of Amsterdam. As a full degree campus you can choose both, as an exchange student you will be staying with us in Breukelen. Below you find more information on what to expect when staying with us!

Housing Amsterdam

Currently, we provide student housing in Amsterdam on a 1:1 request basis. Please contact one of our program advisors for more information.

For BSc in Business Administration and Full-time MSc in Management: study@nyenrode.nl.

For Impact MBA: iMBAadvisor@nyenrode.nl

Housing in Breukelen  

On campus you’ll find 5 student housing buildings. These have been named after people who have made considerable contributions to Nyenrode and its success: Postma, Weijer, Kuneman, Klaasesz and Philips (subdivided into Roeterink I & II, Riemsdijk and Otten). There are 295 rooms and three-room types (Furnished/Unfurnished/Kitchen).   

The campus is within walking/cycling distance from the town of Breukelen, offering various retail options – from supermarket and optician to a flower shop and pharmacist. Retail hours are usually between 10:00 and 18:00, although supermarkets offer extended opening hours. You can also enjoy some cozy cafés and restaurants.  

Facilities  

To ensure you feel at home on campus, we offer a number of facilities to make sure you can live, work and relax in comfort. Among the facilities at our campus, you’ll find a living room, a student restaurant (Mensa), cubicles for project and group work, a laundromat, an outdoor kitchen for barbecue, and various sports accommodations. Please check the F&Q regarding the campus facilities to learn more.  

Costs 

Housing allowance (Huurtoeslag) can be granted based on the calculation and advice from the housing department. After deducting the allowance, the average monthly fee of the housing is around €300 - €500.

Registering with the municipality:

If you are staying in the Netherlands for longer than 4 months, you will need to register as a resident with the municipality within 5 days of your arrival. Your registration will enable you to get your Citizen Service Number or BSN (Burgerservice nummer).

The BSN is important for opening a bank account, get health insurance or for working in the Netherlands.