Free Education in Europe

European (Scandinavian) countries have a tradition to provide free education. Initially, all the education programs were available in the local language. In the last few years, when they realized the importance of internationalization, they started offering programs in English also. Now the majority of their Master’s degree programs are available in English as well as a few of their Bachelor programs are also available in English. European (Scandinavian) countries have a tradition to provide free education. Initially, all the education programs were available in the local language. In the last few years, when they realized the importance of internationalization, they started offering programs in English also. Now the majority of their Master’s degree programs are available in English as well as a few of their Bachelor programs are also available in English. We have several programs like Ph.D., Masters, Bachelors in various subjects like Arts, BioTech, Sciences, Commerce, Chemistry, Business, Design, IT, Management, Engineering, Biology, Computer Science, Physics, Earth Agriculture, Health Sciences, etc. available in countries like Germany / Sweden/ Norway / Belgium / France, etc. These programs are available for Free. (No Tuition Fee) or at a very subsidized fee structure and the medium of instructions in English. The standard duration for all Master degree programs are 2 years, Bachelors are for 3 years.
Member of NAFSA, EAIE Sent over 1500 students since 2001. Advantages There are many advantages available in Europe compared to US/ Canada/ Australia etc. apart from free study programs like Schengen Visa Liberty to, move around almost entire Europe without Visa constraints. English Advantage All MNC’s working there or European MNC’s, working in English speaking countries always prefer employees who can speak English. Extended Visa You get a 1-year extension after completion of your studies to find employment. Employment Opportunities All these countries are prime business nations and facing negative population growth, so chances of getting employment after studies are even higher than US/ India/ Aus / Canada. Work Permit Secure an Employment & immediately get a 3 yrs work permit. Safe & Secure Most of these countries have a crime rate of almost zero. Prosperity These countries have almost 100% literacy as well as per capita income higher than the even the US. Credentials, ECTS & Education Standards All the qualifications are world-wide recognized and acceptable. All European syllabuses are now based on the ECTS (European Credit Transfer System).
 Advantages There are many advantages available in Europe compared to the US/ Canada/ Australia etc. apart from free study programs like Development Most of these countries are technologically very advanced and their infrastructures are better than the best. Living Indian students can find it cheaper than US/ Canada/ UK if they stay in groups & prepare their own food. Part-time work At most places part-time work is allowed up to 20 hrs/ week. Permanent Settlement Settlement options are possible in most European Countries after completion of a certain period on Work Permit. No SAT/ GRE / GMAT SAT / GRE/ GMAT is not required for most of the programs. Although, IELTS or TOEFL is desired for most of the English programs. Language – Drawback or another Advantage?

Member of NAFSA, EAIE Sent over 1500 students since 2001. Indian students who live in groups and prepare their own food can survive in Euro 300 to Euro 500 per month. Students who live independently may have to spend Euro 500 to Euro 750 per month. Why Study in Sweden / Germany? No Tuition Fees for most courses. Now many courses are available in English. Internship opportunities are available in Multi-National Companies. All courses are recognized worldwide including India. Flexible approaches to studies. Schengen visa opens the doors for all European countries. Great opportunity to save money. No Visa Hassles. Visa Conditions are relatively very easy. Very low living expenses. Good career prospects, ample placement opportunities. Hundreds of course options available. Ph. D. opportunities are available after PG. All Universities in German, Sweden, Finland, France, Belgium, Norway are almost equally ranked & the courses have recognition worldwide.
Fields of study

Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Aeronautical, Automobile & many more)
MBA (Finance, International Business, European Asian Bus. Mgmt, Supply Chain Mgmt. )
Public Health, Medical Engineering, Medicine
Environmental Science, Bio-Technology
Economics, Law
Natural Sciences
Social & Cultural Studies, Psychology
Agricultural & Forestry, Regional Planning Note: MBA & some other programs are normally paid programs or available in the German Language.

What are the different types of Universities in Europe?
Studying in Europe can choose between universities and university status institutions, such as the technical universities, or the Fachhochschule institutions, or the colleges of art, music, and film.
All state-maintained higher education institutions are open to students of all nations. Which European Universities are Reputed? It’s difficult to answer this question, there is no specific ranking system. Some magazines like Spiegel in Germany publish university ratings every year, the other one I know is from HUMBOLDT.

When is the deadline for applying? There are two semesters Winter & Summer. So, depending on the University the session either in winter or summer. Hence plan to apply before one year of your desired starting time.
How much is the Tuition fee?

Until now there was no tuition fee in Germany/ Sweden / Norway/ Belgium/ Finland, now government and universities have decided to collect tuition fees (some Universities still have no tuition fees at all) varying from 500 Euros till 2500 Euros per semester depending on course, university, etc. So please check the respective universities for complete information. Normally, Under Graduate English medium programs carry a tuition fee ranging between Euro 2000 to Euro 12000 p. a.

 Do I need TOEFL or GRE Score?

Usually not, but some universities may ask TOEFL/ IELTS for English competence. However, GMAT / GRE is generally not required. What is the medium of Instruction? It can be in English or in German. Mostly, undergraduate programs are in the German Language.

 Do I need German / Swedish / French language?

If not for education (depending on whether the medium of instruction is in Regional Language or English) for the social life I believe one should definitely learn basic Regional language.

Where do I learn German / French / Swedish language? It is always advisable to study the German Language in Germany as it is easier and faster to grasp the language there. HeadStart arranges language training (paid) to all students.
How much is the living expenses? Depending on the city the costs vary though on an average of 400-500 Euros per month should be sufficient. 200 – 250 Euros House Rent + 60 Euros Insurance + 100 Euros Food + 50 Misc. ). The figures given are rough estimate it can vary depending on the city/person etc.
Can I work as a Student? Yes, up to 18 /20 hours per week, and up to 2 months full time Including doing 3 months full-time job as a student per year. But one needs to get a work permit for working as a student. Part-time student job fetches about 8 to 10.