Study in Europe, in English

Programs you can choose

Universities in Europe offer English-taught bachelor's and master's programs in many fields, including:

 

✦  Business and management

✦  Finance and marketing

✦  Design and fashion

✦  Computer science and data

✦  Engineering

✦  Hospitality and tourism

✦  International relations

✦  Psychology

✦  Architecture

 

How studying in Europe works

Most bachelor's degrees take three or four years, and many master's programs one or two years. The main intake is in September or October, and some programs also start in January or February.

 

Entry requirements

For a bachelor's degree you apply with your secondary school results, and for a master's with your bachelor's degree. English-taught programs ask for proof of English, such as IELTS or TOEFL, unless you qualify for an exemption. Some universities also ask for a motivation letter, a CV or an interview.

 

Student visa

Most students from outside Europe need a student visa or residence permit for the country where they study. Each country has its own process and documents, and we guide you through every step for your destination.

 

Costs

Tuition and living costs depend on the country, the city and the university, and we give you a clear estimate for every option on your shortlist.

 

Working while you study

Each country has its own rules: up to 20 hours a week in Italy, up to 30 hours a week in Spain, 140 full days or 280 half days a year in Germany, and up to 20 hours a week during term time in the UK.

 

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