Why Study in Europe?
Europe offers diverse, high‑quality education systems across countries, world‑class research, rich cultural exposure, and many English‑taught programs—especially at the Master’s level.
Top Universities to Study in Europe
University of Oxford
Oxford, UK
7.0–7.5 Language requirement (varies by program; local language may be required for some tracks)
QS Top 5 Ranking
University of Cambridge
Cambridge, UK
7.0–7.5 Language requirement (varies by program; local language may be required for some tracks)
QS Top 5 Ranking
ETH ZĂĽrich
ZĂĽrich, Switzerland
6.5–7.0 Language requirement (varies by program; local language may be required for some tracks)
QS Top 10 Ranking
EPFL
Lausanne, Switzerland
6.5–7.0 Language requirement (varies by program; local language may be required for some tracks)
QS Top 20 Ranking
Sorbonne University
Paris, France
6.5 (EN) / B2‑C1 (FR) Language requirement (varies by program; local language may be required for some tracks)
QS Top 50 Ranking
TU Delft
Delft, Netherlands
6.5–7.0 Language requirement (varies by program; local language may be required for some tracks)
QS Top 50 Ranking
Admission Requirements for Studying in Europe
Requirements vary by country and program; English‑taught tracks are widely available, with some local‑language options.
Scholarships to Study in Europe
Explore EU‑wide and country‑specific funding options for international students across disciplines:
Part‑time Work & Post‑Study Options in Europe
Policies vary by country; always check current regulations.
During Studies
Many countries allow part‑time work (e.g., ~20 hours/week) for international students, subject to visa limits and term‑time rules.
After Graduation
Countries offer post‑study routes like job‑seeker/graduate permits and EU Blue Card pathways upon qualifying employment.
