Study in Europe

Universities - photos

miniatura Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Bachelor

1. United Kingdom (20113)

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 (477)

5. Czech Republic (315)

6. Italy (312)

10. Norway (52)

1. United Kingdom (3321)

2. Russia (2838)

3. Spain (2572)

4. Poland (1117)

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)

Study in Malaysia

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Physical sciences, Earth sciences

Atoms up! A heated quantum system can be used as a universal probe for exotic states of matter
Quantization (the act or process of dividing) is the process of constraining an input from a continuous or otherwise-large set of values to a discrete set. The discovery of quantized quantities has often been associated with a revolution in our understanding of the laws of nature. EU-supported researchers have now predicted a novel form of quantization law.

How you can learn languages?

5. Investing in language
Some individuals learn a language for purely practical purposes. 'I learnt French for strictly professional reason sand as a means of communication with the inhabitants of the country I live in,' explains Angel, a Bulgarian IT specialist who lives in Belgium.

Erasmus+

5. Staff and youth worker mobility
If you are a teacher or you work in an enterprise, you can teach at an institution abroad, gaining new professional perspectives, widening your networks and helping to modernise and internationalise Europe's education and training systems.

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?

Applying for job
Follow the procedure for applying described in the job advert. Some companies ask candidates to apply with a CV and a covering letter. Others provide an application form that should be completed fully.

Why work in this country?

Cyprus

Skiing in Europe

Switzerland - winter photo gallery

Scientific texts on the example projects

Sound advice: modelling music halls
Have you ever seen an engineer conducting an imaginary orchestra? We think of scientists working in a lab, but Professor Tapio Lokki, of the Aalto University School of Science in Finland, has spent the last few years visiting concert halls and making meticulous measurements of their characteristics. ‘Karaoke’ is Japanese for ‘empty orchestra' — and in some ways that is what he has created to help his studies. The research could lead to improved building designs and a form of audio ‘Augmented Reality' (AR).

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.