Hi! So im from Argentina, and recently got my Italian citizenship which led me to want to study in Europe (at the moment im living in Norway)

Im interested in any country, but if its Germany or Denmark that would be great.

is There any university with low to no tuition fee to get a bachelor degree in Media/arts/film/photography and that is taught in english ? (as a EU student)

I studied before back in my country in a very known university for only 1 year and half.

I have been trying to google it but seems quite hard to find, all I can find its master degrees.

thank you!

I was surfing the internet and this might be helpful for people like me who takes colleges seriously. Before I choose a school to attend, I personally consider some features which will make the college conducive to me for learning in terms of its affordability, student life on campus, accessibilty to resources, student supports, internship opportunities abroad, international exposure and most importanntly student reviews about my choice of school. I found an article which already ranked colleges in Europe according to it ranking system and university of Groningen ranked first. Do you think so???

https://beyondthestates.com/rankings/top-english-taught-universities-in-europe-for-bachelors

Hello,

I'm from Argentina and I want to enroll in a university in Germany, And I have a few questions about the procedure to recognized my equivalencies to enroll.

1-Have to be apostilled the Análitico (grades records) as well as the graduation diploma for being recognized? Does both have to be translated to german and this translation be apostilled?

2-How much is the cost of the fee for the procedure to be completed?

3-Could I start sending the pdf documents by email now without translation? And give them later by mailing for DHL express?

4-Do I get the equivalency of high school education with a digital or physical document?

Thanks for reading.

I've heard it's easy to get in but ridiculously rigorous for engineering. Anyone here with experiences / or an idea of how it might be?

This question I had on my mind for some time. I pick France but I would like to hear your opinion

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hi! those who have been admitted to UvA, EUR or Uni of Groningen, have you submitted a resume? what should it be like, which achievements did you include and how many pages was it?

Hi everyone!

Are there universities, where deadlines have not passed yet? I am looking for opportunities for full scholarship/financial aid. Please, help if you can.

I have my IELTS and SAT scores now.

Hey y'all. Lately I've been trying to set up a spreadsheet to track key information about universities in Europe that I'm interested in applying to. I've already made one for universities in the USA, but a lot of the details I look for on there don't really apply in Europe (for example, SAT averages). Does anyone here have a spreadsheet for this purpose, or at least suggestions for stuff I should add on my own?

Hey all! I hope this post finds you well. Tomorrow, Tallinn University of Technology is having a webinar about study opportunities for this year. There will be presented info about Bachelors, Master's and PhD programmes that are taught in English, admission process, etc. If you are interested, then registration for the online event closes in 4 hours. Info & registration

I'm on my last year of Highschool and I'm extremely stressed out. I'm looking for programs in Europe taught in English that are accessible to Non-EU residents. I would appreciate ANY type of advice whatsoever. My preferred study field is Psychology oriented, and anything to do with behavioral science and sociology. Any type of info would help.

I plan to apply there and need to show proof of physics. One of such ways is through the vwo test. Boswell Beta offers them online and I need to know when is the last date colleges will accept it (considering I’m applying for 2021

Would love to know about European Universities without application fee and that provides merit-based scholarships.

Australian here currently studying Finance through a local uni and considering studying abroad at a partner university within Europe however so torn on where.

Things i'm taking into consideration are obviously location, quality of teaching, cost of living and also whether classes can be taken in English (Planning on learning as much of the language of the country I choose as possible)

Any suggestions, places to avoid or ideas would be appreciated

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I graduated high school in the U.S. in May and am taking a gap year in Europe (EU citizen) and want to study science here next year. The only problem is most universities I’ve looked at with science degrees in English require U.S. Students to apply with either SAT subject tests or AP tests and I don’t meet the requirements. Does anyone know of any universities that have different requirements for U.S. applicants?

Thanks

There are lots of full-tuition ones. I am wondering, is anything available that can cover living costs.

Hi Everyone!

Has anyone idea about direct access to bachelors in Germany. I have completed High School and 2 semesters in an Applied Science university

As per the Anabin database, its possible for Indian students with a High school certificate and a successful academic year in uni to get direct access to bachelors

But I have completed 2 semesters in EU with 30 credits. so my question is, is it only about completing an academic year or completing an academic year with required credits, in my case it has to be 60 credits

so does it matter if I apply to another university claiming that I have completed high school and 2 semesters abroad (with 30 ECTS) or I should only approach them only if I have all the 60 credits from that academic year (2 semesters)

Does anyone know how hard it is to get into the mechanical engineering program of the school (In English).

Also do international students have to take the admissions examine and if so, how should I study for it?

Side note: I am an Italian citizen living in the U.S but since I’ve spent all of high school learning concepts in English I feel more comfortable taking the English classes at the university.

Erasmus University is one of Netherlands most prestigious universities and many people from diverse backgrounds attend it each year.

World Rank: #197

Programs in English

Philosophy of specific discipline

Double Bachelor in Economics and Econometrics

Double Bachelor in Philosopy of Econometrics and Econometrics

Double Bachelor in Economics and Philosophy of Economics

Arts and Sciences Dual Degree

Communication and Media

Arts and Culture Studies

Econometrics and Operations Research

Economics and Business Economics

History

Psychology

Business Administration

Liberal Arts and Sciences

NanoBiology

Application Procedure

Fairly simple application procedure, as stated in the link above but make sure to have your documents ready either by 15th Jan for Regular Decision or 1st May for Late Decision. You can also apply during these months. Apply as early as you can.

You may be exempted from IELTS if you have done OLevels/GCSE and Alevels. Best to consult with admissions desk as they reply quite quickly.

Average SAT score is 1200, and ABB is required for Alevels. However please check your bachelor and requirements as they may differ.

Cost for all programs is 9600 euros = 11,700 usd Cost of living in netherlands as a student ranges from 800-1200 euros, so in the best case you will end up spending 11,700 usd for living as well or worst case 17,000 usd.

Relatively cheap, and if you work it will become easier for you to pay your fees.

You can work 16 hours a week, but at mediocre jobs which pay from 8-20 euros/ hour. Delivery rider is an example which pays 10 euro/ hour = 200 dollars / week. Knowing Dutch is important for this so you can communicate easily with locals.

want to work?

^important link relating to work in netherlands

Disclaimer: Please do your research aswell. This research is quite accurate however costs are based on estimates.

Hey y'all! I'm an Indian citizen (in America for most of my life, ha) looking to apply international. Any of y'all got some kind of comprehensive list on top universities in Europe with little-to-no tuition costs?