Study in Europe
France
The requirements of IELTS and TOEFL are not mandatory. 40% to 50% of the Accommodation is financed by the French government. Moreover it has the advantages of a beautiful language, a great country and a wonderful vibrant student culture. Paris is the most visited tourist city of the world.
France is considered one of the most beautiful and absorbing countries in the world, and is a country to be lived and experienced in all its glory. The French Riviera, Paris-the city of lights, the dazzle of Canner and the charm of Lyon all are inviting enough to have a glimpse of the great culture, lifestyle and language.
France provides a look at the deep values of a nation of cultural pride and tradition, perfect landscape, historical monuments, and architectural structures.
Core management tuition of the Masters, innovative specialization programs in Economics, Accountancy, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing, Logistics and Transport and IT, manage to gather the attention of students who acquire significant international exposure. The students have the option of doing Masters either in English or in French.
Italy
Italy has many oldest universities in the world. Apart from that Italy has 17 universities ranked among world top 500. Italy has a high education standard, surpassing the UK and Germany. Rome is an iconic city in the world, serving as an excellent place for international students. It has the twin attractions of Vatican and, the ancient Roman civilization. It has excellent cafeterias, libraries, sporting facilities, cultural centers and technological facilities. The University of Rome has contacts with many Erasmus schools in the world. They run courses and programs completely in English.
Milan has large, diverse student population, cosmopolitan atmosphere and immense influence on the fashion industry. Milan University offers a wide variety of programs in English for international students, like economics, informatics, and medicine.
Poland
Poland offer reasonable price of living and the tuition fees is also far less as compared to any other University in Europe. Although the country is developing economically, but the cost of living as well as living in Poland has not intensified dramatically. 200 – 400 Euros is more than enough for students to meet their basic needs in Poland.
Due to growing economy, the GDP rate for Poland has become 5% in the past few years. In the recent years the rate of unemployment has declined noticeably. In the previous years the unemployment rate was around 20%, but in 2014 it reduced to 11%. Poland has evolved as one of the leading nations in terms of international education, drawing many students from different parts of the world.
Hungary
Hungary is a member of the European Union and the Schengen State as it is one of the best places for international studies.
Many Universities in Hungary are fully open to international students. Universities in Hungary are very good in terms of world ranking. Higher education is imparted following the Bologona System enabling students to get transfer from one European University to another easily. Students can enroll here without IELTS or TOEFL.
International students can accomplish their studies in Hungary in English medium. However, they will have to learn the Hungarian language so that they can communicate easily within the country. The tuition fee and the cost of living in Hungary are relatively low as compared to rest of Europe.
Czech Republic
More than 34,000 foreign students are studying in the educational institutions of Czech Republic and the number is still increasing. More and more students choose to enroll themselves in the Universities of Czech Republic as they offer the study programs in foreign language, especially in English. In addition to this, Czech Universities are involved in most of the international co-operation activities & programs happening in the European Union and other countries.
Switzerland
Switzerland is famous for service industries, banking, insurance and tourism and highly skilled manpower possessing superior technological expertise. It gives a global outlook and politically neutral understanding.
The universities require linguistic proficiency and structure their academic year in three-term periods commencing from September to December, January to May, and May to July.
The teacher/student ratio is low, and Essays, audio-visual projects and examinations are common. Tuition fees for universities and colleges in Switzerland are different, varying as per the institution preferred and an annual budget approximates SFr 17,000 to SFr 23,000. Universities offer financial assistance and scholarships to the needy and deserving candidates.
Austria
Austria also has a good history of offering state-of-the-art research facilities. The standards of higher education in Austria are known to have good reputation and outstanding success in the international level.
As Austrian Universities offer plenty of degree programs, you can opt for first class research-based courses. World famous education at any of the Universities of the arts, high-quality practice-oriented degree courses at the Universities of Applied Sciences, Modern Education, Sound, and other innovative courses at Private Universities.
Students are provided education grants in different areas of study by the Federal Aid for Students. And, the price of the grants offered can be in between 480 – 700 EUR per month.
The Scholarship Foundation of the Republic of Austria also offer other scholarships. In addition to this, the Austrian Government grants a monthly scholarship installment of 950 EUR and sometimes even covers the accommodation cost for students who live in residence halls.
Latvia
Latvia is well-known for offering good quality Master’s Degree with a curriculum that offers courses with a global and cross-cultural touch. Courses in Master’s Degree are imparted in a wide variety of languages like Latvian, English, French, Spanish, German and Italian although most of the programs are in English. Both state funded and free paying education system is available in Latvia. However, higher education institutes carry out certain test for student selection so that the deserving students can get advantage of public funding.
Latvia has two kinds of higher education programs – academic and professional. Universities offer both academic and professional education, while the Non-University type educational systems provide only professional education