@lavanya-mhatre

Hey Lavanya,

Here are a few reasons to study in France-

Quality education Great opportunities Affordable fees Scholarships and Part-time

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Hey Sana!

Belgium is known for its chocolate and beer but has some amazing universities as well. It has eight of the top universities in Europe, with two of these universities ranking within the top 300 worldwide.

Belgium is a great place to study because not only does it have highly acclaimed universities, but it also has excellent opportunities for networking, and many incredible cities to explore while you are there as well. The capital of Belgium, Brussels, is an international hub for politics, which is a great bonus if you are interested in studying politics.

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. 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.

One of the top universities in Belgium is Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KU Leuven) which is located in Leuven, Belgium. Its name, in English, means the Catholic University of Leuven. It was the first university founded in Belgium in 1425.

Moreover, it is one of the leading research universities in Europe and has an outstanding reputation in both education and research giving students a well-rounded education. It also has a fantastic location in the heart of Europe, giving students a truly international experience.

KU Leuven taught 57,300 students in 2015, which makes it the biggest university in Belgium. Other top universities in Belgium are the Ghent University, University Catholique de Louvain (UCL), and the Vrije Universiteit Brussel.

If you want more information on different countries in Europe and how is it like to study and live there, then you should read: 7 Best countries to study in Europe | Top universities, fees, & more!

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@shivu3009
The average cost of studying in Sweden is about SEK 129,000 per year. However, this amount can change depending on which program and university you choose. To give you a range-

Cost of studying in Sweden: SEK 80,000 and 295,000 per year
The cost of studying social sciences & humanities in Sweden: SEK 80,000 to 110,000 per year
Cost of studying technical and natural sciences in Sweden: SEK 120,000 to 145,000 per year.
The cost of studying architecture & design in Sweden: SEK 190,000 to 295,000 per year

If you want to know how you can study in Sweden, reach out to our study abroad experts at info@ischoolconnect.com

@anamika-reddy
If you want to study in Norway, consider applying to these top universities:

University of Stavanger University of Oslo The University of Bergen UiT The Arctic University of Norway Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)

If you need any help with shortlisting universities, reach out to our study abroad experts at +91 9145332283 or info@ischoolconnect.com

@lavanya-mhatre
You can definitely study in Norway. In fact, studying there has its own perks such as:

Student life in Norway is rich, active, and social. Alongside your studies, you can also take part-time jobs in Norway to gain work experience and supplement your student loan. Music festivals are a natural part of Norwegian culture. You can attend different music festivals. Norway’s universities deliver quality education. In fact, according to StudyPortals International Student Satisfaction Awards 2014, it’s a highly appreciated study destination in Europe

Read more about the education system and other details about studying in Norway, here: Study in Norway

@sid-patil
Germany is a great country to go for higher studies. Consider these top universities to study in Germany:

Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen (Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen) KIT, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) Technical University of Munich (Technische Universität München or TU Munich) Free University of Berlin (Freie Universitaet Berlin)

Learn all about the top 10 universities in Germany here: Top universities to study in Germany

@pranay_s
You can look for programs such as:
International Marketing
Digital Marketing
Data Analytics and Marketing
Marketing Management, and more.

You can consider these top universities to study in Germany:

Berlin School of Business and Innovation Macromedia University of Applied Sciences GISMA Business School Arden University, Study Center Berlin

Here's a list of the top 10 universities in Germany for you: Study in Germany-top 10 universities

@shruti-rai
Sweden provides you a lot of opportunities and has one of the top-ranked universities. You can definitely consider Sweden for your master's degree.

You can read this article to know more about the top colleges and opportunities in Sweden:
https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/7-things-to-know-before-studying-in-sweden-top-colleges-fees-more/

Hello Kartikey,

Yes without any hurdles you can study in any of the europeon countries and many of the countries offers free education as of now after this pandemic like spain, italy, norway, france, ukraine and many more if you will find you will get lots of options.

Depends on the field you're in, to be honest
For example, Germany is known for Engineering, Maths, Natural Sciences, and Law,

Germany university admission process-

The first thing you need to know is that before you study in Germany, you are required to have a Hochschulzugangsberechtigung (HZB), meaning ‘higher education entrance qualification’. Once you have that, find out if your qualifications are accepted by the German university you want to apply to. Conduct extensive research and find a program and a university that best suits your scores as well as preferences. Then, check the university language requirements. Submit your scores of tests such as GRE, GMAT, IELTS /TOEFL, etc. along with your past educations scores and the relevant documents. Now, all you need to do is submit your application and wait for the results.

All the public universities in Germany offer free education to all students. All you would have to do is make a small payment of 250 euros every semester as the enrollment fee.

I think Germany is pretty cheap!
If you join a public uni, you JUST have to pay the enrollment fee!

Depends
If you have always wanted to learn a new language, rest of Europe
If you want to live and study in London and can afford it...go for UK

You will be spending anywhere between £1,000 to £1,300 per month while in London

Naaa...
The cost of living in Germany is at least €10,000 (11,200 USD), but it can vary according to your lifestyle, spending habits, and location

If you know Dutch, a job will be easier to get.