How European Countries like Denmark Consider Costs
In good news, the Ministries are working with universities to improve educational outcomes pertaining to employability of international graduates.
How I’m Preparing My Kids for College in Europe
I’ve been thinking a lot about resilience lately. There will undoubtedly be things in life that knock our kids for a loop. They are also sure to make mistakes in life that will have consequences.
Is College in Europe Safe?
I often get questions from parents about whether it is safe to send their kids to college in Europe. Granted, this question usually comes from parents who probably won’t send their kids overseas anyway, but safety is certainly something that is on most of our minds these days.
How a Small Hiccup Led to a Change in Plans for Sam
We are really starting to turn a corner here in much of Europe. Curves are flattening, restrictions are gradually and methodically being lifted, and we’re even starting to think about late summer travel possibilities.
Internships: The Ultimate Advantage of College in Europe
One thing that sets bachelor’s programs in Europe apart from those in the US is that most programs in Europe have at least one semester set aside for an internship.
International Studies vs Relations at Leiden University
Because our programs are two of the most popular English programs at Leiden University and on the surface level may seem similar, we want to break down some of the ways they are distinct.
Important Terms to Know About European Colleges
When I started to document the colleges in Europe with English-taught degree programs, I realized that there were many terms and concepts I needed to understand before I could delve in too deeply.
Leaving Friends while Traveling Abroad
“I am going to talk about my experience with leaving friends behind when I moved from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Maastricht in the Netherlands.”
Erasmus Program: Study Abroad in Multiple Countries
Unlike the US university system, which views studying abroad as an opportunity to generate high fees from unwitting students, the European study abroad is promoted by the EU who puts money INTO encouraging students to study in outside their home country.
Easing US College Admissions Woes: The European Advantage
The American dream is uniquely expensive when it comes to attending college, and stressful enough to prematurely age even the most optimistic applicant. But there’s hope.
Choosing Your Area of Study for Colleges in Europe
One of the biggest differences in applying to universities in Europe is that you are applying to a specific program, as opposed to applying to just the overall university, but this doesn’t mean that you must know exactly what you want to study.
10 Mind-Bending Career Benefits of Studying in Europe
Discover the 10 ways that studying abroad at European universities will transform your career and fast-track you to CEO.
Can I Use the GI Bill to Attend College in Europe?
There are 735 universities in continental Europe that offer English-taught bachelor’s and/or master’s degree programs. More than 220 of these schools accept the GI Bill.
How to Transfer to a University in Europe as an American Student
I’ve been getting a lot of emails from college students in the US these days. Whether it’s due to the political climate in the US, frustration with how their universities (or fellow students) handled the pandemic, or seeing ROI issues around US higher education first hand, these students are seeking alternatives.
College in Europe: 9 Reasons to Study Abroad
Europe has amazing college options for American students, offering English-taught programs costing far less than you’d expect.
College in Europe: The Escape Plan From The Madness of the US
Why don’t more people opt out of this costly, stressful, and arbitrary system? I think it’s because many don’t know that there actually is a better way!
My Experience Visiting University College Cork
I can’t tell you how glad I am that we added Ireland! Though more expensive than most of the offerings in continental Europe, they are still less expensive than private universities in the United States.
Czech Student Life as An American Student
“My name is Claire, and I am studying Environmental Engineering at Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague, Czech Republic. I am currently in my second year having experience with both COVID and non COVID times.”
Degree Choices in Sustainability, Water, and Climate Change
These topics are viewed differently in many parts of continental Europe. They’re seen as opportunities for growth and learning.
5 Ideal Personality Traits for International Students
Though these qualities are all distinct, the combination of these traits is a crucial component for success as an international student in Europe.
Enjoy High School by Planning to Attend College in Europe
I can only imagine how different the last three years of our lives would have been (as well as the next four) if we didn’t know about these alternatives.