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Top five things to know about studying in continental Europe:
The European Union allows EU citizens to attend universities in EU countries for the same tuition rate as citizens of each country.
Europe offers an increasing number of programs that are taught completely in English. This is a great tool to begin to look at options taught in English.
European universities may have strict IB pre-requisites for certain programs.
Tuition at European universities can be very affordable compared to the UK and North America.
Think about all the travel opportunities available to you if you study in Europe!
As you are considering Europe, refer to this Europe Timeline and Checklist to better understand the admissions processes.
Resources for Europe (General)
The EUC is a consortium of European universities that promote international education.
Ezillion is a regional web directory and search engine with links to universities' websites
Study Medicine in Europe (in English)
Country-Specific Resources
Study in Denmark (and apply using this platform) -- note that Denmark offers Research Universities, University Colleges, and specialized programs in fields like architecture, music, and business. You can learn more about the types of institutions here. You can apply for up to eight programs but will only gain one offer through the centralized process.
Study in Germany -- note that public unis in Germany have very specific IB subject requirements for university entry.
Study in the Netherlands, (and apply using this platform) -- note that the Netherlands offers Research Universities, University Colleges, and Universities of Applied Sciences offered three distinct styles of higher education
Study in Italy -- note IB students must align their subjects with one of three pre-approved "tracks"
Study in Sweden, (and apply using this platform)
Study in Switzerland -- note Switzerland can have very specific IB requirements for university entry
NOTE: There are a handful of European universities which have scholarships specifically for UWC students. Learn more here!
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