Study. Work. Live in EUPORE

WHY STUDY IN EUPORE

Europe has long been a classic destination for study abroad students. From studying French in Paris to business in London, Europe is home to several of the world’s most popular (and best) study abroad countries.
Europe also gets a reputation of being expensive. Though true that some nations, like Switzerland and Norway, aren’t exactly student-budget friendly, places like Germany, Malta, Spain, and Portugal are surprisingly cheap — not to mention all the student discounts offered throughout the EU and the UK!
No matter what your major, budget, or study abroad goal is, you’re sure to find a program that suits you in diverse, little Europe.

POPULAR DESTINATIONS TO STUDY IN EUROPE

The most popular study abroad destinations in Europe include:

• France
• England
• Ireland
• Spain
• Germany
• Italy
• Latvia
• Austria
• Belgium

However, some of the more overlooked European study abroad destinations also happen to be a bit more affordable (and off the beaten path!). If you want to expand your options beyond the above, you could also consider:

• Sweden: which has affordable full-degree programs (though not a very affordable cost of living).
• Malta: whose one university (the University of Malta) conducts courses in English.
• The Netherlands: which also have a few English-language university options.
• Portugal: Spain’s overlooked, budget-friendly neighbor.
• Czech Republic: another budget-friendly option with a unique, non-Western culture.

TOP UNIVERSITIES IN EUROPE

One look at the QS World University Rankings 2020, and you’ll see the UK remains Europe’s leader at the top of the tables, with four UK universities in the top 10 and a total of 18 UK entries in the top 100. Of these, the University of Oxford leads in fourth place, while the University of Cambridge is unsurprisingly not far behind at seventh.
Switzerland also has two universities ranked within the global top 20, with ETH Zurich in sixth place and EPFL (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne) joint 18th. Other top European universities include France’s Paris Sciences et Lettres Research University (PSL) (ranked 53rd in the world) and Ecole Polytechnique (=60th), the Netherlands’s Delft University of Technology (50th), Denmark’s University of Copenhagen (=72nd), Germany’s Technische Universitat Munchen (55th) and many more..
Ready to study in Europe? Contact us any time for more detailed information.