Study in Europe

Discover everything you need to know as a citizen from in or outside Europe to plan and complete studies on the continent.

Explore our European study destinations!

Why Study in Germany?

Immerse in Germany’s unique education system where theory and practicum go hand in hand. Achieve your academic objectives and realize your true potential to build a strong foundation for your future career prospects. Study programs that are structured and delivered to meet world standards and acquire skills that future graduates are expected of. Develop innovative and practical solutions to real-world problems and carve your own niche in technologies for the real world.

Careers & Industry Insights

A founding member of the European Union, Germany is one of the most powerful and influential economies in the world and is the largest manufacturing economy in Europe. German companies such as Siemens, Volkswagen, BMW, Daimler & Allianz are known to be global leaders and have a world-wide network of branches. Leading sectors looking for international professionals include chemicals, engineering, electronics, IT, machinery, automobiles & manufacturing. Areas with high growth prospects include telecommunication, high-tech manufactured products, automotive industry, banking & finance.

Why Study in France?

Studying in France comes with a plethora of advantages such as accredited research laboratories, veteran professors committed to help you excel in your academics and institutions of world repute with excellent learning capabilities & infrastructure. Paris, France’s leading education destination is a hub for innovation, tech start-ups and Europe’s savvy entrepreneurs who are leading exciting ventures to tackle world’s biggest challenges. This country also offers an excellent multicultural study experience bringing together students from different parts of the world.

Careers & Industry Insights

France is the world's fifth largest economy and is home to 31 of the world's 500 most powerful companies. Airbus, LVMH, Orange, Danone, Total, L’Oréal & Sanofi are some of leading French organizations of international repute. France is also actively involved in global affairs as a member of leading organizations such as the European Union, The Group of Seven (G7), NATO & The World Trade Organization (WTO). Industries that dominate the employment market include health and social care, wholesale and retail trade, manufacturing, automotive, metallurgy, and aerospace. There is a high demand of professionals in the domains of Business & Management, Teaching, Information Technology, Health, Law and Aviation.

Why Study in Netherlands?

Study in Dutch universities that are known for offering carefully designed contemporary courses and infrastructure that matches global standards. Excel in your academics with a teaching style that emphasizes on teamwork allowing you to collaborate with like-minded Dutch and international students in an education system that inculcates analytical and problem-solving skills for the real world. Study practical elements embedded in your curriculum that will prepare you for the industry and benefit from excellent industry partnerships of Dutch universities with local and international companies allowing you to find internship opportunities related to your domain.

Careers & Industry Insights

Netherlands has one of Europe’s most competitive economies and is the world’s 18th largest economy. Top sectors driving Netherland’s economy include Agriculture & Food, Clean Energy & Environment Technology, Creative & High Tech Industries, Logistics, and Water Industries. Popular job sectors in Netherlands include Energy Sector, Water Resource Management, Aerospace & Mechanical Sector, Information & Communications Technology and Banking & Finance. Netherlands is home to some of the world’s leading multinationals such as Philips, Heineken, KLM, Shell, ING and Unilever. In addition, MNCs such as Sony, Sara Lee and Microsoft have their European headquarters in this country. According to the Better Life Index, Netherlands ranks top in work-life balance and performs well in other parameters such as jobs & earnings, housing, education & skills environmental quality & health status.

Why Study in Sweden?

Swedish universities appreciate initiative and encourage students to actively contribute to collective learning efforts through lectures, seminars and group discussions. This approach gives students an opportunity to develop independent thinking and strengthens their academic abilities. Studies and practical work often go hand-in-hand in Swedish universities enabling their students to have some real-world experience when they graduate and enter the industry. Some notable successful innovations by Swedish universities and industries that are a result of this culture are computer mouse, the pacemaker, the dialysis machine, Bluetooth, Spotify & Skype.

Careers & Industry Insights

The economy of Sweden is a developed, export driven economy. The top industries that drive Swedish economy include automobiles, chemicals, home goods & appliances, iron & steel, pharmaceuticals, precision equipment and telecommunications. Sweden is known to have some large multinational organizations that are at the forefront of innovation and technology such as Ericsson, Volvo, Scania, Electrolux, SKF, Sandvik, Atlas Copco & IKEA. Top paid professions in Sweden include law, banking & finance, education, aviation, management, healthcare & tourism. Sweden performs very well in chief indicators of standard of living such as environmental quality, education and skills, work-life balance, health status, jobs and earnings and personal safety.

Why Study in Finland?

Finnish education system adopts a multi-disciplinary approach of combining self-studies with problem solving and well-rounded learning experience. Study in universities if research is your prime focus or enroll in universities of applied sciences for programs with more professional approach. High-tech laboratories, well-stock libraries, high-level infrastructure and technology along with top quality teaching that is accessible to all – Finnish universities impart necessary transferable skills to their students to prepare them for the academia and industry. There are good scholarship opportunities for international students with each university or university of applied sciences (UAS) having their own scholarship system.

Careers & Industry Insights

Finland has a highly industrialized economy with services being the largest sector followed by manufacturing and refining. Electronics, Machinery, Automobiles, Forest & Energy are some of the largest industries in Finland. Career prospects are bright in the areas of Software Engineering, Nursing, Early Childhood Teaching, Accounting, Medicine & Law. Finland is a member of The United Nations, The Council of Europe and the World Trade Organization. Finland is also a top performer in many metrics of performance such as education, economic competitiveness, quality of life and human development.