Netherlands Fine Arts

A Fine Arts Student's Life in Netherlands

 

This article is written by a student studying fine arts in the Netherlands. It focuses on finding opportunities, salaries, and career growth in the Netherlands.

 

What is Fine Arts in the Netherlands?

 

In the Netherlands, there is a very diverse system of education. There are six different types of education that students can choose from. One of these is the Fine Arts. In this type of education, students learn about all different forms and styles of art. They learn how to think critically and imaginatively when they create their own work.

 

Studying Fine Arts in Netherlands

 

Living in The Netherlands is a different experience than living in the United States. Students live on campus, and there are many more art classes offered. There are also opportunities to travel and intern with an artist, which many students take advantage of.

 

Employment Opportunities for Fine Artists

 

In the Netherlands, the average life expectancy is 83 years. However, the country has a lot of jobs for people looking to work in their field. People in the Netherlands can find employment at Galleries, Museums and Art Schools. The unemployment rate is 3.6%.

 

Salary, Pay and Growth Rate of Artists in Netherlands

 

As an artist, you are able to go abroad and find a new perspective of life. The Netherlands is the perfect place to explore cultural diversity. Artists in the Netherlands earn a salary that is higher than artists in other countries because they use their work as grants in order to make more income from their work. Artists have a higher pay rate than other professions because the market for arts and culture is constantly growing.

 

Types of Fine Artists

 

When people ask me what I studied in college, my answer is always "Fine Arts." To be honest, I sometimes get quite confused when I hear people say they're studying Fine Arts as well. Can they really be the same thing?

 

Summary of Benefits for European Artists

 

The Netherlands has a long history of being a rich country in the arts. With that, there are many benefits for artists, such as health care, education, and other benefits that come with living in a wealthy country. Artists have to put some work into their art since they will not be receiving pensions or any other monetary compensation. However, they can still make an income and enjoy their free time when they're not doing their art.

 

Working Out in Netherlands

 

Dutch students have a much different schedule than US students. They have to work out in the morning. In the past, many Americans would be busy with their activities during this time and wouldn't have time to work out. However, in the Netherlands, most people work out before going to work or school so it's important for them to get into a routine. The reason being is that exercising at this time will help them focus on their day.

 

Conclusion

 

As a Fine Arts Student in the Netherlands, I have had a lot of opportunities to learn more about art.