Europe is not a system. First, you decide which route you want to study.
The Netherlands, Germany, France, Nordic schools, languages, application platforms and tuition fees differ. The use of faculties and schools has been reduced and then returned to the country rules.
What are the universities?
Representative schools such as Delft, TUM, Aalto, Uva, etc. will start with the first round of comparison.
Turn on the school picker. 02Which departments are appropriate?
Cross-country comparisons of scientific and technological engineering, commerce, design, international relations, etc.
I'm looking at the science department. 03How?
High school qualifications, English language instruction, language and application platforms are confirmed first.
Look at the application process. 04Peter, what's the analysis?
Read articles on the path to education in Europe, in the cross-border sciences.
Look, Peter, the article.Europe's most popular entrance for students.
Netherlands
The central platform, the school, and the English language are required.
Guidelines for the Netherlands applicationGermany
Qualifications, language and school processes.
Guidelines for applications by GermanyFrance
Instruction in English and course/platform route.
Guide to France's ApplicationNorthern Europe
A comparison of English degree, tuition and application systems.
Nordic application guidelines