Belgium has eight of the top universities in Europe
Belgium also has excellent opportunities for networking
The cost of studying in Europe, particularly Belgium, is around 700-950 euros a month
It really depends on where you want to study
For example, the cost of studying in Antwerp is between 780 to 1,230 euros a month
However, the cost of studying in Leuven is around 800 to 1,3000 euros a month
Read about the cost of living here

The top university in Germany is the Technical University of Munich
The university is a member of TU9, an association that includes Germany’s most prestigious technical universities
Other top universities in Germany are Ludwig-Maximillians-Universitat Munchen, Ruprecht-Karls-Universitat Heidelberg, and Humboldt-Universitat Zu Berli

You can check out details about both-
Ireland- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/studying-in-ireland-universities-cost-admission-visa-job/
The Netherlands- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/studying-in-netherlands-costs-universities-scholarships-more/

It will cost you €150 to €3,500
And living expenses will be €900 to €1,100

€850 to €1,400 per month, depending on the location and your choice of accommodation

In regards to living arrangements, you have three options in Belgium-

You can live in the university halls which costs around 200 to 400 euros per month.

You can live in the private sector which costs around 500 euros a month.

Or you can rent/share an apartment with roommates which costs around 600-700 euros a month.

Well, both have courses that are taught in English, but in the Netherlands, you need to learn Dutch if you want to get a job and stay back
And if you're a STEM student, I'd suggest Ireland...hands-down

Switzerland actually has 4 national languages - German, French, Italian, and Romansh
But no, it's not necessary for you to learn a new language if you want to study in Switzerland
A lot of courses are taught in English
So check with the university before you decide to apply

The application fee is £20 for a single course and £25 for multiple courses

The exact figures will depend, however....on your university location and the course you choose

2,770 if you're looking for an undergrad course

Between 900 and 1650 euros per month

Depends-

Cost - CHF 1500 - CHF 2000 per sem at Switzerland AND $100,000 - $200,000 in US Which business school you get into, depending on your profile
Wharton, Stanford, MIT, etc. in US and Zurich, Geneva, and IMD in Switzerland Job opportunities are abundant at both places
Like, there's Apple and Alphabet in the US, and Nestle and Novartis in Switzerland

Find more details here for better comparison

You could either contact your university counseling department or check out a hoard of job portals
These include-
Work in Denmark, Job Index, Stepstone, Graduate Land, etc.

It depends on a lot of factors-

If you're not willing to learn German, you can try Ireland If you want to study at a low cost, try Germany If you are looking for opportunities to stay back after graduation and get PR, Ireland is more flexible

Besides, it's been called the Silicon Valley of Europe

-Accommodation is 400
-Food is 250
-Study material is 300
That comes to a total of 950

This cost of living in Austria also considers travel, transport, and recreation
But the final expense will vary based on which university you get into and where its located

To start with, here are a few top universities in France you can check out-

Sorbonne Université PSL Université École Polytechnique, and more

Some of the top universities in Italy are-

Politecnico di Milano Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna Pisa Università di Bologna Sapienza – Università di Roma