The ITNA is the Interuniversitaire Taaltest Nederlands voor Anderstaligen (Interuniversity test of Dutch for speakers of other languages). This test was developed by the language centres of four Flemish universities (UGent, KUL, UA en VUB). If you are a non-native speaker of Dutch and you wish to register for a programme taught in Dutch at Ghent University, you have to prove that you know Dutch well enough, both orally and in writing. This can for example be done by passing the ITNA. More information on the ITNA can be found on the ITNA website.
Within a 12-month period, you may take the test four times. When retaking the test, you must respect an interval of at least two weeks between the test sessions.
Did you register for an ITNA?
Make sure to watch the instructional video for the test.
Did you take an ITNA and you want to view the result?
Go to oasis.ugent.be, click on ‘UCT student’ and go to ‘my courses’. Your certificate will be available within two weeks after taking the test on this platform. We only send the supplements via email. Make sure to check our FAQ ‘Where can I find my result/certificate?’.
Fees
Standard: €115
By appointment: €225
Attention! The oral test takes place in the afternoon. A specific time slot will be communicated to you as soon as possible.
To register for a course at the UCT, you need a UGent-account, which consists of a username and a passcode and gives you access to a.o. your personal UGent email address. It is important to know that you will only receive information related to the course for which you are registered via this email address. We need to do so for privacy reasons.
No UGent-account yet?
Go to oasis.ugent.be and click on ‘Register by creating an account’.
Fill in the required information and follow the steps you will see on the screen.
Register online via oasis.ugent.be and follow these steps:
After your registration, you will receive an email from noreply.sap@ugent.be with an invoice for your payment in the attachment. As soon as the invoice is paid, your registration is final.
Important: When do I need to pay?