Studiază în Europa

De ce să studiezi în Europa?

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Plan Personalizat de Admitere

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Oportunități de internship și exchange

În al treilea an, studenții pot alege să participe la un program de internship, exchange sau workshopuri care îi va ajuta să dobândească experiență și abilități utile în cariera lor.

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Program de dual degree și master integrat

Multe universități Europene oferă programe care îți permit să obții două diplome sau să îți completezi studiile de licență și master în același program.

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Roadmap to the perfect study destination

Roadmap to the perfect study destination

Frequently Asked Questions

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Admission

Your guide to being admitted to a European university

Explore admission requirements, necessary documents, and the essential steps to apply as a student from the EU or outside the EU.

Do all European countries follow the same admission process?

No, every country has different entry requirements, testing systems and application processes. Before deciding which is best for you and your needs, you should keep an eye on variables such as visa requirements, language requirements, and university-specific entrance exams.

What is needed to study in Europe? What documents do I need for Europe?

Requirements for universities in Europe depend on whether you are a European or non-EU citizen.
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To be accepted to a European university, all students need to be over 17 and have a high school degree or other relevant degree for those applying to Masters and PhD programs. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required, although higher grades are necessary for competitive universities. Some universities may also request standardized test results like the SAT or GRE, as well as IELTS or TOEFL certificates for non-native English speakers.

Certain universities may also require candidates to take subject-specific entrance exams. Students from outside the EU have to apply for a student visa and often for a residence permit once in their country of choice. For this, besides a valid passport, they are required to show their university acceptance, proof of health insurance coverage, a bank account with sufficient funds to cover expenses during their studies, and proof of accommodation. A certificate proving knowledge of the local language or of English may also be required.

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Financial Aid

Funding your studies in Europe

Find out which countries offer the best scholarships and how you can get full or partial financial support.

Which country in Europe offers the most scholarships?

Countries that offer the most scholarships for undergraduate students are the UK, Germany, France, and Switzerland.
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DAAD Scholarship in Germany - This fully funded scholarship for international students provides monthly payments of €850 for graduates.

‍Netherlands Government Scholarship - This is a programme that fully funds international students pursuing a master’s program and short courses.

‍ETH Zurich Excellence Masters Scholarships Switzerland - This scholarship covers the full cost of living and studying for master’s students.

‍Erasmus Mundus Programme - Awards about 15 students each year who have already completed a Bachelor’s degree or higher. The scholarship grants students €1,000 per month for the length of the 2-year program and a travel bonus.

Can I get a full scholarship in Europe?

Full scholarships are rarely awarded, although there are some, such as the DAAD scholarship in Germany, intended for master's and PhD students, or the Erasmus Mundus scholarship, which also offers several full scholarships each year.

Each country also has its own scholarships funded by the government or from private sources.

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Tuition Fees

Understand the cost of studying abroad

From zero tuition in some countries to average annual expenses — get a clear picture of the budget you’ll need.

Can I study in Europe for free? Is it free to study in the EU?

Yes, there are many countries in Europe that offer free tuition, even for international students, such as Germany, Norway, and Finland.

How much does it cost to study in Europe?

There is no standard cost for studying in Europe. Some universities offer free or reduced tuition while others may charge up to €12,000 per year, although many charge less than this. The cost of living also varies greatly between countries. However, European universities are still much more affordable than those in the United States, where the tuition alone is significantly higher.

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Living in Europe as a student

All about student life across the continent

Compare cost of living, safety, student experiences, and the most popular cities for international students.

Which country has the lowest cost of living?

Some of the cheapest options for students who want to study in Europe are Germany, Poland, Greece, Portugal, Estonia, Lithuania, and Hungary!

Which European country is safest for international students?

Ireland, Portugal, Austria, and Switzerland are considered some of the safest European countries. Their easy-going lifestyle contributes to a peaceful atmosphere, even in their bigger cities. They also have low crime rates and high standards of living.

Which country has the best student life?

The UK, the Netherlands, and France are some of the favorites when it comes to a good university experience made up of more than just the quality of education. Factors like lifestyle, cultural experiences, job opportunities and extracurricular activities are practices by most international students in these countries.

Which European city has the most students?

The European cities with the most international students are Leuven, Belgium; Paris, France; London, UK; and Copenhagen, Denmark. These cities draw students for various reasons including their location, cultural experiences, educational options, and low tuition fees.

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Perspective de viitor

Plan your career after graduation

Find out which fields are most in demand, how long you can stay after your studies, and where you have the highest chances of success.

Which subject is best to study for the future in Europe? What is the best subject to study in Europe?

Some of the most in-demand and versatile degrees are those in business administration, computer and data science, and engineering. The healthcare and the hospitality sectors also have a continual need of well-educated employees. Adding a foreign language, or several, to your skill set will also increase your employability. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are also rapidly growing fields with many career opportunities.

How long can a non-EU student stay in Europe?

Non-EU citizens who can enter Europe with or without tourist visas are allowed to stay a total of 90 days within a 180-day period. They can travel within the Schengen area during this time as well as leave and return. To stay beyond the 90 days in the 6-month period, you must have a visa.

Which country is best to earn money in Europe?

Employees in Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, and the Netherlands report the highest net earnings in Europe, making between €45,000-€85,000 yearly; however, this should be considered with the higher-than-average cost of living in these countries. The average annual net income in the EU overall is about €28,000.

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