Shorter courses
Most undergraduate courses take three years, leading to quicker graduation and lower costs. Two-year degrees, often completed in one year, are increasingly popular.
Study in European Countries
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Whats happening in Europe?
Before making a choice, it is always a good idea to do extensive research and consider all of your study alternatives in Europe. Numerous internationally famous universities in the Europe provide a variety of programmes and high-quality education. When selecting a programme and institution, it’s crucial to consider aspects like academic fit, location, cost, and post-study options.
Work & Learn
Work up to 20 hours weekly during term and full-time during breaks to cover expenses and gain experience. Read more about UK job prospects for International Students.
Scholarships
UK universities offer various scholarships each year for students, whether for academic excellence or financial support.
Experience UK
An undergraduate or master’s in the UK can gain two years of work experience, while PhD graduates can benefit from three years.
#AfterStudies
Work, live in Europe after you graduate
After studies, students can stay in the Germany. The Graduate Route allows up to two years for undergraduates/masters and three years for PhDs to work or seek employment without sponsorship. The Skilled Worker route requires a job offer with a minimum salary from an approved employer.
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