我是在阿大（Erasmus），两年制master。 专业的话是会计与金融专业(MSc Accounting and Finance) master's degree in the Netherlands is typically a two year Master. In Holland to work in your field you need an MSc/MA level education (not just BA)， so I think that means there are some jobs out there for us already too.
In my opinion it’s not as good of a value compared to doing this course at home though. The cost savings would be enormous if we were going back from Europe or USA， but now I am happy with what i got here. And the fact remains our tuition fees will never get cheaper than €15000+ per year…..or anything less than £8k……I know everyone wants cheap courses， but when these days you can do bachelors degrees online from places like Capella University in America who won’t charge you more than $399 dollars per month for their bachelor courses——then yes you want something affordable， but then again if you pay for all those other years upfront...you don’t have much left over. Or else you go to Australia where they still require English language certificates for foreigners to enter， and then suddenly you find yourself paying up to about AUD$27000！ And forget about getting money off on student loans because even after you graduate in Europe， you aren't necessarily entitled to them by EU regulations——it was only until recently that British students started having access to financial help towards higher education –- before， they had to use scholarships and government funding which has been reduced considerably since 2010.
