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Applying for an MBO program at Summa

Registration for academic year 2026-2027

Tip: registration for the 2027-2028 academic year opens on October 13, 2026!

You register with Summa online using your DigiD.

First, choose your study program, click on register, and log in with your DigiD. It is best to register before April 1st . For most programs, you are then entitled to a place, provided you have the correct diploma or level.

Do you already know which course you want to take? Then you can apply immediately. However, please visit one of our open days or evenings to check if you have made the right choice. Should you wish to change your mind after applying, we will assist you further.

You can also register for a study program during the open day or open evening. Make sure you have your DigiD with you ( www.digid.nl ).

What you need to know before you register

Rules and guidelines

By signing up, you agree to Summa's rules and guidelines . Please read the information carefully.

Right to placement

For most programs (programs without a limited number of places), you are eligible for a place in the program of your choice if you apply before April 1st. You must, of course, meet the admission requirements for that program. You can also apply for a program after April 1st if it's not full yet. This is possible until October 1st, if the program has already started.

Limited number of places

Some courses have a limited number of places . For these courses, it is best to apply as soon as possible, as placement is based on the order of application. It is possible that the course will be full before April 1st. This will be indicated on the course page.

There are also courses with a limited number of places that can select which students can start.

Registering without the correct prior education

Do you want to start a study program but do not have a diploma or the right one? In exceptional cases, you may still be able to start the program. Read more about what to do when applying with insufficient prior education.

After registering, you will be invited for an introductory interview or meeting to see if the program suits you.

Register for a training or course

A unique registration link can be found on every page of the training or course. Here you will find all training programs for adults.

Sign up in 5 steps

1. Choose your study program
Not sure yet which program suits you? View all courses of take the study choice test.

2. Log in with your DigiD
You need DigiD to log in. Don't have a DigiD yet? Request this first.

3. Fill in your application
Choose your study program and fill in your details. You can use this explanation if you want..

4. Check your email
You will receive an email from Summa within a few days with the next steps.

5. Come meet us
Within 10 days, you will receive an invitation for an introductory meeting or gathering. Sometimes we also assess whether you need additional support.

Having trouble or do you have a question?

You need DigiD

To register with Summa, log in with your DigiD. DigiD is your personal online login code for official websites.

Don't have a DigiD yet?
Request this in time. This can take a few days.

Tip: Ask your parent/guardian or mentor for help if you get stuck.

Frequently asked questions

How do I register for a vocational education (MBO) course?

You register online for a study program at Summa. Choose your program, click on register, and log in with your DigiD.

Do I need DigiD to register?

Yes. You need DigiD to register with Summa. Don't have a DigiD yet? Apply for one in time , as it may take a few days before you can use it.

When should I register with Summa?

It is best to register before April 1st. For most programs, you will then be entitled to a place, provided you meet the admission requirements.

Can I still register after April 1st?

Yes, you can apply until October, provided there's still room in your chosen program. If the program is full or has a waiting list, this will be indicated in the program information. If there's a waiting list, you can still apply, but placement is not guaranteed.

For programs that don't have a limited number of places, you're eligible for a place if you apply before April 1st. You must meet the admission requirements.

What does 'full', 'waiting list' or 'limited number of places' mean?

Full = the course is full and you can no longer register.

Waiting list = The course is full, but we have a waiting list. If a spot becomes available, you'll be notified.

Limited number of places = Some full-time study programs have a limited number of places . This is due to the number of available internship placements. Therefore, there is a chance that you will not be accepted into that program. We recommend that you also apply for another program.

What happens after I sign up?

You will receive an email with the next steps within a few days. Within 10 days, you will receive an invitation for an introductory interview or meeting.

What is an introductory meeting?

An introductory meeting is a conversation to see if the program suits you. Sometimes you also discuss whether you need extra help or guidance.

Can I still switch study programs after registering?

Yes, if you want to make a change after signing up, Summa will help you further.

I don't know yet which program I want. Can I sign up already?

It is better to get help with your choice of study first . View study programmes, visit an open day, participate in a shadowing day, or contact a study choice coach. Together, we will ensure that you find your place at Summa.

What should I do if I can't sign up?

Contact the administration of the school where you want to register . They can help you further.

How do I register for a vocational education (MBO) course?

You register online for a study program at Summa. Choose your program, click on register, and log in with your DigiD.

Do I need DigiD to register?

Yes. You need DigiD to register with Summa. Don't have a DigiD yet? Apply for one in time , as it may take a few days before you can use it.

When should I register with Summa?

It is best to register before April 1st. For most programs, you will then be entitled to a place, provided you meet the admission requirements.

Can I still register after April 1st?

Yes, you can apply until October, provided there's still room in your chosen program. If the program is full or has a waiting list, this will be indicated in the program information. If there's a waiting list, you can still apply, but placement is not guaranteed.

For programs that don't have a limited number of places, you're eligible for a place if you apply before April 1st. You must meet the admission requirements.

What does 'full', 'waiting list' or 'limited number of places' mean?

Full = the course is full and you can no longer register.

Waiting list = The course is full, but we have a waiting list. If a spot becomes available, you'll be notified.

Limited number of places = Some full-time study programs have a limited number of places . This is due to the number of available internship placements. Therefore, there is a chance that you will not be accepted into that program. We recommend that you also apply for another program.

What happens after I sign up?

You will receive an email with the next steps within a few days. Within 10 days, you will receive an invitation for an introductory interview or meeting.

What is an introductory meeting?

An introductory meeting is a conversation to see if the program suits you. Sometimes you also discuss whether you need extra help or guidance.

Can I still switch study programs after registering?

Yes, if you want to make a change after signing up, Summa will help you further.

I don't know yet which program I want. Can I sign up already?

It is better to get help with your choice of study first . View study programmes, visit an open day, participate in a shadowing day, or contact a study choice coach. Together, we will ensure that you find your place at Summa.

What should I do if I can't sign up?

Contact the administration of the school where you want to register . They can help you further.