10 amazing reasons to study in Austria (most suitable for less than 24years) 1.Several English-taught degree programmes 2. Low tuition (average of 727 euros per semester) 3. Affordable cost of living 4. Opportunity to work while studying 5. Availability of several scholarships 6. Opportunity to stay after studies, with direct permit extension to search for…
To all prospective scholars looking to study in Belgium, these five facts might interest you: 1.Both French and Dutch are official languages: Your English will get you around just fine in some places, but the country is primarily divided into the Dutch-speaking Flanders in the north and the French-speaking Wallonia in the south. There is…
Belgium, also known as the Kingdom of Belgium, is a country in Western Europe. it is one of the smallest countries in Europe with a population strength of approximately 11 million people. The official languages of the country are; German, French and Dutch as the country happens to be heterogeneous in nature. Over the years,…
The cost of study is one of the most important considerations for prospective scholars. At tertiary and post-tertiary levels of learning, it is not uncommon to find that the cost of obtaining a degree can be quite expensive due to several reasons. For students interested in getting degrees outside their home countries, this reality hits…
Just before you begin your postgraduate application, it is expected that you have the following documents ready as they are supporting documents to your application. These documents are used for various purposes such as ascertaining your social background, work experience, citizenship etc. as well as if you are a good fit for the program you’re…
Dear prospective scholar, Whatever your concerns about studying abroad might be, we promise you that with European countries, there is usually a solution in sight. Are you worried about the costs of study? There are schools in Europe that are either entirely tuition free or require less expensive fees. There is also a multitude of…
1. Study in English: English proficiency is usually very high in most European countries. This means that you can still get away with English in daily circumstances, even though you fail to learn the basics in Polish, Portuguese, German, French or Swedish. 2. Wide range of educational options: With 50 countries spread across its landmass…
Knowing what course you intend to study in graduate school is a vital step in the study abroad journey and making this decision may not be an easy one due to different academic exposures, experiences and even work experiences one has had over time. However, rather than relying only on your interests, passion and exposure…
Self funding for international education
If you are considering international education in 2022, either for undergraduate or postgraduate studies it is expected that you should already be thinking about your exact study destination. Now, while it’s ok to have considered only a few common countries like Canada and the United States of America, there are lots of study destinations that…