Study in Europe

Universities - photos

miniatura Freie Universität Berlin - Steglitz - water tower at Fichtenberg

Bachelor

1. United Kingdom (20105)

7. Czech Republic (2252)

8. Italy (2204)

9. Portugal (1371)

10. Netherlands (1188)

Master

1. United Kingdom (15637)

7. Czech Republic (2386)

8. Italy (1998)

9. Portugal (1907)

10. Switzerland (1620)

Integrated Master's

1. Russia (12684)

2. United Kingdom (3596)

3. Germany (512)

4. Poland (376)

5. Czech Republic (315)

6. Italy (312)

10. Norway (52)

1. United Kingdom (3321)

2. Russia (2838)

3. Spain (2572)

4. Poland (1070)

5. Czech Republic (859)

6. Germany (779)

7. Portugal (600)

8. Switzerland (568)

9. Italy (281)

10. Slovakia (250)

MBA

1. United Kingdom (260)

5. Spain (54)

8. France (15)

9. Czech Republic (13)

10. Croatia (11)

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Physical sciences, Earth sciences

Economical water treatment
An EU team has devised a cheaper industrial wastewater treatment process using just electricity. Prototype testing demonstrated effective removal of suspended particles and oxidisation of dissolved chemicals.

How you can learn languages?

3. Talk of the town
There is a certain aura of genius attached to speaking languages. But multilingualism is not only the preserve of academic sand bookish linguists; plenty of European celebrities are also multilingual. Take football, a sport not traditionally associated with linguistic prowess, but which is replete with players who are fluent and articulate in several languages.

Erasmus+

3. Mobility in vocational education and training (VET)
Mobility abroad can help young people in vocational education and training to gain the skills needed for today's competitive employment market.

Student fee and support system in Europe

Student fee in Europe - countries

Austria 2013/14

Austria 2015/16

Austria 2016/17

Belgium - flemish 2013/14

Belgium - flemish 2015/16

Belgium - flemish 2016/17

Belgium - french 2013/14

Belgium - french 2015/16

Belgium - french 2016/17

Belgium - german 2013/14

Belgium - german 2015/16

Belgium - german 2016/17

Bosnia and Herzegovina 2016/17

Czech Republic 2013/14

Czech Republic 2015/16

Czech Republic 2016/17

Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 2016/17

How to find a job abroad?

Preparing for an interview
Interview culture is as varied as the number of companies and organisations on the market. Find out as much as possible about the process in advance. Do you need to take documents, prepare a presentation or undertake psychometric, practical or other tests as part of the interview? How long will the process take and who are you likely to meet?

Why work in this country?

Romania

Skiing in Europe

South Tyrol - winter photo gallery

Scientific texts on the example projects

A ‘smart’ knife to fight cancer, crime and contamination
Cancer is one of the most challenging medical issues we face. In the United Kingdom alone, there are 300 000 new cases every year — leading to almost 2 million surgical operations annually. Thanks to ERC funding, Dr Zoltán Takáts of Imperial College London has developed a ‘smart’ surgical knife that can ‘smell’ the tissues it is cutting through — with the potential to revolutionise cancer treatment, as well as food and drug analysis, and research into the human ‘microbiome’.

Informations

Arts and Social Science at BERJAYA UC soon
KUALA LUMPUR: Having made its mark in the culinary arts and hospitality fields, BERJAYA University College (BERJAYA UC) is now expanding with new faculties, new schools and new programmes. Societal trends are also driving the strategic direction that BERJAYA UC is taking. New technologies and social media stimulate connectivity and creativity and there is a need for graduates who can make sense of these and related phenomena, young people who can connect the dots, see the bigger picture and understand the changing role of institutions and social practices.