If you want a degree, studying abroad can be a great option.Course fees are often far cheaper than in the UK, and you get to experience another culture and learn another language.
Holland is a great place to study.It is a very welcoming country and it is possible to take some courses in English, so you do not necessarily need to speak fluent Dutch before you arrive.You can learn it as you go.
It is also far cheaper to study in Holland because the course fees are so low, but there are other costs you need to be aware of and take into account.Firstly, the cost of rent and power is quite high in Holland, but food is a bit cheaper.The other cost many students do not take into account is healthcare.Many assume that the EHIC gives them the coverage they need.In reality, this is not the case.If you are studying in Holland you will be considered a resident for the years you study and live there, so you need to join their healthcare system.
The rules state that anyone who lives or works in Holland needs to buy health insurance.This insurance costs around 100 Euros per month, so it is a significant expense, which you need to budget for.Failure to buy the policy could mean you do not get care and you can be fined for not having it.