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Open days

Discover Tio’s bachelor’s degrees

During the open day, you are welcome to visit the Tio campuses with all your questions. Our students and lecturers are there for you to give you all the information you want, for example about your career opportunities after completing a Tio bachelor programme, what the curriculum is like, what kind of guidance and counselling we offer and the various aspects of (international) internships.
Will you come and discover the world of Tio?

Open day programme

The open day programme is as follows: 

  • Welcome and introduction of lecturers and students in the school canteen.
  • Information sessions about each study course.
  • Time for beverages and snacks.
  • Optional information session about a second study course.
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Start times

There are several information sessions during an open day. The start times of each session are listed directly below the date. Generally speaking, an open day will have three information sessions and an open evening will have two. The campus opens thirty minutes before the start of the event and we do not shut our doors again until everyone has gone home satisfied.

What can you do during the open day?

During the open day, you can:

  • Conduct a personal interview with students, lecturers and staff members
  • Take a tour of the campus
  • Have an advisory financial consultation
  • Consult the study material
  • Ask questions pertaining to disabilities
  • Ask questions pertaining to exemptions and admission
  • Sign up for a study course


A list of study courses

Tio University of Applied Sciences offers a variety of bachelor’s degrees. The following study courses (taught in the English language) are available at our campuses in Amsterdam and Utrecht:

Tour of the location

In addition to asking any questions, you can also take a good look around the campus itself. Students will regularly give tours, which allow you to look inside our classrooms, study areas and computer rooms. There is no better way to experience the atmosphere in a campus yourself! 

Why attend an open day?

The open days are ideal to experience the atmosphere in a campus for yourself. You can also talk to our students, lecturers, staff members and financial advisers to have your questions answered.

Questions
Here are some examples of questions we can answer for you:

  • What is it like to study at Tio? What are some positive – and less positive – experiences?
  • Which study course suits me best?
  • It is possible to get an exemption for a certain subject?
  • What are the lecturers like? Do they have practical experience?
  • How can I finance the study course?
  • I have a vocational training (mbo) background and I now wish to take a bachelor’s degree at Tio. Is that possible?
  • Does Tio take my disability into account?
  • Which courses will my bachelor’s degree include?
  • What does the study material look like?
  • Are there any particularly difficult subjects within the study course?
  • How large are the classes?
  • What is the study course’s ratio between theory and practice?
  • How many lecture hours are there per week?
  • How often will I do an internship and can I do so abroad?
  • How will I be supervised and counselled during the study course?
  • Is there an option for accelerated study?
  • What are my career options after completing this study course?

During the open days, we can answer these and many other questions for you. 

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Crowded open days

Are you planning to attend the open day of Tio University of Applied Sciences? The following information will help you prepare and make sure to get the most out of this day.

Our doors will open at 10:30 AM and the first information session will begin at 11 AM. During an open evening, the doors open at 6:30 PM and the first information session will commence at 7 PM. In our experience, the first session tends to be the most popular. You are therefore more than welcome to come in at a later time and attend an information session of your choosing at 12:30 PM or 2 PM*/8:30 PM. Below, you will find an estimate of how busy each session is likely to be.

11 AM / 7 PM    12:30 PM   2 PM / 8:30 PM  

  1. During the open days at Tio Hengelo in March, Tio Eindhoven in April and Tio Amsterdam in August, there will only be two information sessions (at 11 AM and 12:30 PM). 
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Visitors' experience

Julia
“I am not quite sure yet what direction I want to choose, but I love the fact that Tio offers such comprehensive study courses. The atmosphere at the campus is open and friendly.”
Julia
Dean
“I just applied for the International Business Management study course. The small-scale nature, the personal assistance and the ability to quickly build a professional network appeal to me greatly.”
Dean
Vanessa
“I would love to manage my own hotel in the future. I believe Tio can help me realise that ambition. During the open evening, I signed up for a financial consultation, so I now know exactly how I can finance the study course.”
Vanessa

Financial advice

Tio’s financial advisers will be present in the school canteen. Even without an appointment, they are there to answer any questions you may have.

If you would like to discuss your personal situation with a financial adviser, you can schedule a financial consultation during the open day. During this ten-minute meeting, your financial situation will be evaluated without any further obligation.

Financial advice at an open day

What can I do after the open day?

If the open day has given you a good impression of Tio and you want more information, we would like to invite you for a personal interview. During a personal interview we can determine if Tio is a good fit for you. Also we can answer any questions you may have about choosing the right study course and discuss matters such as disabilities, admission requirements and possible exemptions.

Of course, you can also apply for a study course via the button below.

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