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Finance & HR positions in Netherlands

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The Netherlands has a compact but highly productive research system with 14 research universities — Leiden, Delft, Eindhoven, Utrecht and Amsterdam among the best-known. NWO (Dutch Research Council) funds most competitive grants. Academic salaries follow the CAO NU scale, and virtually all departments work in English. The country's flat structure and strong cycling culture make for a distinctive quality of life.

•Salary scale: CAO NU (scale 10–11 for postdocs, ~€3,200–4,500/month gross)
•Working language: English is standard across STEM
•Primary funder: NWO (Dutch Research Council)
•30% tax ruling available for international researchers

Leiden University

Finance & HR

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Frequently asked questions

What is the 30% ruling for researchers in the Netherlands?+

The 30% ruling is a Dutch tax benefit for international knowledge workers, including academic researchers. It allows employers to pay 30% of the salary tax-free as a reimbursement for extraterritorial costs, effectively reducing the tax burden for up to five years.

What is the CAO NU salary scale?+

CAO NU (Collectieve Arbeidsovereenkomst Nederlandse Universiteiten) is the collective labour agreement for Dutch universities. Postdocs typically fall in scale 10–11 (€3,200–4,500 gross/month), while PhD candidates follow a separate four-year salary progression from roughly €2,770 to €3,540.