If you’re considering an English-taught university degree in Europe, you’re not alone. There are over 1 million international students pursuing a full-degree education in the EU currently, and this number continues to rise each year. Many students flock to Europe, including from the US, because of the famously high quality, low cost degree options available…
An Overview of No-Tuition Education Options Access to higher education is becoming increasingly imperative, and the cost of tuition can often be a significant barrier. Europe stands as a beacon for progress in this aspect, as several countries have laid the foundation for tuition-free university education. These institutions provide high-quality education without the burden of…
Get Access to Tuition-Free Higher Education in Germany Germany has become a prime destination for international students seeking quality education without the burden of tuition fees. Public universities in Germany offer a wide range of programs, including many taught in English, appealing to students worldwide. This distinctive characteristic of the German higher education system is…
Over here at Beyond the States we help students explore and pursue the thousands of accredited, English-taught college degrees across Europe. The cost of tuition for these programs is famously affordable when compared to the cost of higher education in the US. The average cost of tuition across the spectrum of bachelor’s programs in the…
Many of you may know that I now have kids in both the US and European higher education systems. My daughter Ellie is attending an in-state university in North Carolina (NCSU). My son is studying at a university in Prague, Czech Republic (AAU).
In good news, the Ministries are working with universities to improve educational outcomes pertaining to employability of international graduates.
I recently started looking at the cost of college in Europe and found massive savings are possible.
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.
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.
I strive to be totally transparent about college in Europe. Studying in Europe is a fantastic option but, like anything else in life, their are benefits as well as obstacles.
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