Student housing in Alkmaar

Inholland Alkmaar has a limited amount of rooms available for incoming exchange students who are studying at Inholland Alkmaar. Inholland does not have rooms available for new first-year international students (including students from Surinam and the Caribbean). However, the housing association Woonwaard does rent student rooms to you directly. These student rooms are located at Bergerweg and van Oostsanenkade in Alkmaar. 

Keep in mind that there is limited capacity,  so you will probably have to find your own room.

Woonwaard rooms

Woonwaard rooms

Inholland has a limited mount of rooms available, that are owned by housing organisation Woonwaard.

  

 

Please keep in mind that you will receive a contract for the entire semester. It's not possible to cancel your contract and you have the obligation to pay for the entire semester.

A description of the rooms and facilities can be found on the website of Woonwaard. You can also send them an email for more information: post@woonwaard.nl.

How to apply

How to apply

Exchange
After you have been admitted for your exchange, you will receive more information from the  International Office on how to apply.

Degree students
sign up for Woonwaard's newsletter via their website to find out when a room or studio becomes available. If you receive an offer that you like, click on the “reageer nu “ button at the top right of the ad. Make sure that when you register, you can show that you are registered as a full-time student and that you have proof of sufficient income.

Requirements

  • You are 18 + years old
  • You are a full-time student at Inholland

Contract
You will receive a campus contract. This is a temporary contract. When your study ends, you will have to leave the room.

Finding your own room

Finding your own accommodation

The websites below can help you find student accommodation in Alkmaar:

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Please realise that renting a room through all of these services falls under your own responsibility, so be aware of fake accounts. 

Never send a copy of your ID if you do not know who the owner is. Furthermore, never pay a deposit or rent until you have the keys to the accommodation in your possession. If the landlord wants to send you the keys by post, this is usually a sign of fraud as well,  as well as payment via Western Union. Be careful of these signs!

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