Study Abroad in Europe

The semester start dates in Europe vary depending on the specific country and educational institution you are interested in studying in. Generally, most universities in Europe begin settling in for the new school year in late August and September, and the majority of classes typically start in October. To find out the exact start dates of your chosen university, it is best to contact the institution directly.

Everyone’s financial situation is different and so will be the cost of studying abroad. Tuition fees can range from negligible in some countries to expensive in others. Aside from tuition fees, other expenses such as accommodation, meals, and transportation, should also be taken into consideration, since not all countries in Europe are cheap. Fortunately, numerous opportunities and financial aid sources are also available to lighten the burden of study expenses. Scholarships are also a great way to cover tuition and living expenses.

For EU citizens students studying in Europe, a visa is not required. If you are a non-EU citizen, a visa is required. Depending on the type of course you are applying for, you will need either a student visa or a residence permit. For example, for degree applications you will need a student visa, and for language courses, you will require a residence permit. For EU-citizens, your blue EU health insurance card is sufficient and complimentary insurance is optional. Non-EU students may need to take out health insurance or make sure it is valid in the country you are studying in. It is important to contact the relevant authorities at your chosen educational institution for more details on visa regulations and insurance policies.

Admission requirements may differ from country to country and university to university. Generally, you will need to submit your academic credentials, such as transcripts and test scores. Depending on the program and university, you may also need to submit letters of recommendation, a resume, a statement of purpose, or any other relevant documents. It is best to research the requirements of the universities you are interested in applying to, and contact us or the university's admissions office if you have any questions.

There are numerous scholarships available for international students wishing to study in Europe. Many universities offer generous scholarships specifically for international students. Many governments also provide scholarships for students to study abroad for both graduate and undergraduate studies. Additionally, there are also scholarships available from certain organizations, many of which can be found online. It is important to research the different scholarship opportunities available in the country you would like to study in to make sure you can access the most suitable option.