HindiYou are here! So we can believe you’ve made the decision to make a major life change. Thousands of people around the world wish to study in another country. Europe demonstrates not only how large it can be, but also how you may choose to be a specialist in your subject of interest, be self-sufficient from the inside out, and live in a stress-free atmosphere.
The first step is straightforward. You’ve made the decision to pursue further education, but what lies ahead? Now you recognize that you have different tastes than others and that living beyond your comfort zone means you'll have to adjust to a new living situation, routes, financial standing, new surroundings, and workplace, among other things.
So, how can you figure out which country and the university will be ideal for you? We’ll do it one step at a time, and the first question should be —
Why Europe?
⦁ Quality Education
A high-quality education provides all students with the skills they need to become economically productive, build sustainable livelihoods, contribute to peaceful and democratic societies, and improve personal well-being. Universities in the EU are more likely to provide basic knowledge and life skills, such as improving awareness, capacity building for teachers and other education stakeholders.
⦁ Affordable Tuition Fees
European universities have either no or very low tuition fees for higher education programs. Depending on the program, institution, and nation, non-EU students are frequently charged full tuition, no fees, or moderate fees.
⦁ Excellent Travel Opportunity
Here, the countries entail a lot of things from a world-class education to making your place in a global community, to creating a milestone in your professional career, but it also entails the opportunities to travel throughout Europe. Here, you can easily rent a car and travel by road to different counties easily. All you need is a residence permit and a valid license. Taking road trips with friends is an awesome way to bond and travel as well. And traveling during winter can save a lot of money.
⦁ Job Offers
In most EU countries, working while studying is totally possible. Either with a student visa or with a student work permit you will be allowed to work, generally part-time during the school year and full-time during holidays.
⦁ Skill Enrichment
From knowledge of different cultures and international communication skills to problem-solving skills and adaptability, here are five of the top employment skills you can expect to gain as an international student: problem-solving skills, adaptability, language skills, networking and communication, international experience.
⦁ Comfortable living
In addition to program fees, studying abroad involves multiple costs including:
Pre-departure costs (Airfare and other travel expenses, Student visa, Passport, Insurance), Preparation expenses( Clothing, accessories, electronics, etc.), Living expenses(Food, Conveyance ) Utilities (Rent, Internet and mobile access, Entertainment). Although if you don’t have a full-ride, it is also possible to live a good student life ensuring part-time and fulfill daily necessities with an amazing environment experience.
Categories of Degree:
⦁ Bachelor’s Degrees: In Europe, a bachelor's degree typically takes three to four years of full-time study, and students' effort is assessed using the ECTS system. Bachelor's degrees in Europe are worth 180 to 240 ECTS or credits, or 60 ECTS every year, according to this system.
⦁ Master’s Degrees: In Europe, a master's degree typically requires one to two years of full-time study, and students' workload is assessed using the ECTS system. Master's degrees in Europe are worth 60 to 120 ECTS or credits, or 60 ECTS a year, according to this system.
⦁ Ph.D. Degrees:
Earning a master's degree is a necessary requirement if you wish to study for a Ph.D. in Europe. Across Europe, a three to four-year Ph.D. is common.
There are 15000 study programs in Europe offered by prestigious universities from different countries. Students can choose their fields of study and have a great look at all the options.
Subjects offered from Faculties:
⦁ Art, Design & Media
⦁ Business and management
⦁ Computer science and IT
⦁ Engineering and technology
⦁ Environment & agriculture
⦁ Humanities
⦁ Law
⦁ Medicine & health
⦁ Natural sciences and mathematics
⦁ Social sciences
What Scholarships does Europe offer?
Many European colleges give financial aid (scholarships, grants, awards, fellowships) to international students, significantly reducing their financial load. For instance, the EU-sponsored Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree scholarship (EMJMD) covers the costs of participating in Master's programs at specified EU universities. Many additional scholarships like EMJMD are available across Europe. Europe offers scholarships, including Austria, Germany, the UK, and France.
Can I Manage without Funding?
Europe offers plenty of affordable study options for international students. In many countries, education is free for European students. And there are even some places where non-European students can study for free. Read on and find out where you can study on the cheap - even if you do not receive a scholarship or a bank loan.
What to Do After Graduation?
Employment opportunities for overseas students vary widely depending on where they study, their university, and their degree of study. Employment in the UK is quite competitive. There is also a ‘post-study work stream', which allows many UK graduates to work in the country if certain standards are met. Non-EU students in Germany can stay for 18 months after graduation and look for a job relevant to their training. The holder of an EU Blue Card (German Residence Permit) can take up employment in any EU country (with a few exceptions such as the UK). Finally, Ireland, France, Switzerland, and Sweden all grant conditional residence/work visas for international students.
Research Opportunity:
The European Research Area is a united space that is accessible to everyone in the world. The goal is to break down obstacles so that academics can freely move around Europe, find better jobs and financing, and focus on their research. The EU is actively seeking to attract an additional 1 million researchers over the next decade! If you wish to study, work, or advance your career, Europe, as one of the world's major research centers, gives you tremendous chances.
Best Countries to Choose to Study:
⦁ Germany
⦁ France
⦁ Spain
⦁ Italy
⦁ Sweden
⦁ Netherlands
⦁ Poland
⦁ Finland.
⦁ Slovenia
⦁ Norway
Cheapest Countries to Study in Europe:
⦁ Italy
⦁ Spain
⦁ Germany
⦁ France
⦁ Lithuania
⦁ Hungary
⦁ Portugal
Best Countries to Study and Work:
⦁ France
⦁ Denmark
⦁ Germany
⦁ Estonia
⦁ Ireland
⦁ Sweden
⦁ Finland
⦁ UK
⦁ Norway
You now have all of your alternatives in front of you. So, what are you holding out for? Set the ball rolling to make your dreams real.
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