faq

The duration of the complete process, including admission and visa, varies from country to country within Europe. Typically, it ranges between 6 to 12 months, depending on the specific country's procedures.

Yes, local language proficiency is crucial throughout Europe. Nordic countries are predominantly English-oriented, but in Southern and Central European countries, language barriers exist. Students often need to learn the local languages sooner rather than later.

Income and expense levels vary significantly across European countries. Northern and Nordic Scandinavian countries, along with the Netherlands and Switzerland, generally have higher incomes, but living costs are also higher. Central and Western European countries offer decent per hour wage rates. Eastern European countries tend to have lower income levels.

Tuition fees vary widely across European countries. Scandinavian countries and the Netherlands tend to have high tuition fees, whereas Germany, Austria, Italy, France, and Spain offer comparatively lower tuition fees. Eastern European countries typically fall somewhere in between.