There are more than four thousand higher education institutions in Europe, from top level research establishments to small, teaching focused colleges. Europe itself is no less diverse, extending from the Arctic Circle to the coast of Africa, where tiny principalities sit side by side with many of the world’s leading economies.
A fascinating destination, but which country should you go to? Which university should you choose? What do you need before you leave? What will happen when you arrive? These are just some of the questions you’re probably asking yourself already.
Study in Europe is here to help. We provide up to date information on thirty two European countries, their universities and what it takes to live and study in them.
Use Study in Europe to find the university that suits you best. A well informed decision will make your time abroad even more valuable.
Choosing the right combination of course, college and country is probably one of the most important decisions any student who wants to study abroad will ever have to face. So please take your time to visit the different sections of The International Education site, they are all very, very different and each includes a huge amount of study overseas information and university advice.
Bachelor and Master in Europe
Since the university landscape in Europe is changing at the moment times have never been better to study in another country. As a result of the Bologna declaration 1999 steps are taken to consolidate the higher education system in the European community. To advance the international mobility of the students, the degrees Bachelor and Master are established at the universities.
Higher Education in Europe
# Some University like Aalborg University, Denmark require IELTS test (International English Language Testing System) with a score of at least 6.5
# EPFL Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne require TOEFL + GRE (not reqd.)
# Delft University of Technology:Computer Engineering:A Grade Point Average (GPA) for the BSc programme of at least 75% of the scale maximum. A Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score of at least 450 verbal/550 analytical/650 quantitative. Proof of proficiency in the English language: a TOEFL score of at least 550 (paper based test) or 213 (computer based test), or an IELTS (academic version) overall Band score of et least 6.0.
# Swedish University says To participate in any of the Master?s programme, a high level of proficiency in English is required, such as TOEFL at level 550 (213 computer based) or above, IELTS 6.0 or Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency. In addition to these general requirements, the applicant must meet the special requirements that apply to each of the programmes.