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SWITZERLAND Switzerland is not a member of the European Union but its universities are still accessible to foreign students including French students. As Switzerland has signed the Bologna Declaration, it applies the LMD system (license, master and doctorate) used in France. Our guide to study in Switzerland: Do an internship in Switzerland Au Pair holiday in Switzerland The university system in Switzerland Make an Erasmus in Switzerland The cost of studies in Switzerland Study in Switzerland: the steps A French student wishing to study in Switzerland will have to present many documents but he is not obliged to have a visa. He will have to make a request for a stay, a certificate of registration at a Swiss university, proof of sufficient financial means to cover all the costs of a student and a certificate of residence at the place of study (or nearby) . To go to study in Switzerland, no need to upgrade to languages! Switzerland has 4 official languages, French, Germa...

BUDAPEST WHY STUDY IN BUDAPEST Why study in Budapest, the benefits? Studying in Budapest has many advantages such as a large number of universities, the ease of finding an apartment, interesting student activities. Among the advantages of studying in the capital of Hungary is also finding accommodation easily. Some reasons for young people to study in Budapest The pearl of the Danube is an excellent choice for pursuing university studies. In addition to having many prestigious universities, the city is the ideal springboard to visit several countries of Eastern Europe such as Slovakia, Poland, Austria, the Czech Republic, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, Slovenia ... The cost of living in the Hungarian capital is affordable especially with regard to the means of transport. Another asset that encourages young people to choose Budapest to continue their studies, the Romantic is a privileged destination for those who wish to improve English. In addition to Hungarian, the lan...

FINLAND Financing your studies in Finland Unlike other European countries, Finland has an unusual practice of not charging tuition fees for anyone, even non-EU students, but instead leaving meals, accommodation and other living expenses to the student. There is a loan system to help all students who may have trouble paying these fees. Tuition fees During 2010-2014, Finland had a teaching test march. Some English masters tuition fee programs (€ 8,000) for non-European students and institutions were allowed to charge if they wish. If they did, they also had to provide stock market options. The tuition fees of the trial is complete and if all the institutions have entered the model of no tuition fees for all students, regardless of their nationality. From now on, there is no news about the future of schooling. Going to the University of Finland is not "free" as all students are responsible for their housing, food, transportation and so on. For non EU / EEA students t...

Higher education in Turkey Higher education in universities includes Bachelor, PhD, Master. In addition to a master's degree, a higher degree in engineering is also awarded which is equivalent to a master's degree. Both degrees require a thesis to be completed and defended. Universities are divided into two types, with 104 public universities and 62 private universities. Turkish universities are held in high esteem, with 5 schools in the top 400 worldwide, according to the 2012 Times Higher Education World University Rankings. Why study in Turkey? Students pursuing a master's degree in an academic discipline will find a safe, welcoming and rewarding multicultural environment that is a bridge between Western and Middle Eastern cultures. Turkish higher education institutions are known for quality compared to low tuition and many programs are taught in English. Non-English speaking students who follow traditional programs will also find many opportunities to learn t...

ITALY Go study in Italy! Italy is one of the countries offering quality training in higher education. Its proximity to France makes it a popular destination for students. Study in Italy Studying in Italy has many advantages. The country is one of the first to adopt the LMD system. It offers a wide variety of courses. The courses are usually given in Italian, the future students must pass a language test, the CILS, to ensure the necessary level. Going to Italy: what you need to know To study in Italy, here are the steps to follow. The formalities The main step to pursue studies in Italy is to register with universities or institutions in the country. This must be done between the months of January and February preceding the start of the academic year. Students from the euro zone must send their application directly to the institution they wish to join. In general, each establishment indicates on its site the steps to follow as well as the files to be constituted. In a...

STUDY IN GERMANY Germany is one of the most welcoming and pleasant countries to live. It is no surprise that students all over the world are clamoring for a place in a German institution. Let's find out why. 1. You will live in one of the most powerful and well-governed countries on Earth Okay, fine, this is perhaps not the most attractive reason to move to a particular place, and the government of Germany is not exempt from criticism. But living in such an efficient and organized place has positive things that are not always easy to see or understand. They have an excellent recycling program, clean streets, reasonable expenses, little crime and are leaders in climate and energy policies. At least one third of Germany is currently powered by renewable energy. The labor market is also very strong and wages are relatively high. If you can speak German or have an EU passport, jobs can often be easy to find, especially if you plan to stay in Germany for a while. If not, d...

REASONS TO STUDY ABROAD 10 good reasons to study abroad 1) Learn to master a foreign language Who has not dreamed of being fluent in English? This universal language that National Education tries to inculcate us since our youngest age! Yet few are the students who are fluent in the language when they arrive in the final year ... Why? Because to truly learn English, it's better to be in an English speaking country! This is the case for all other languages. School learning will not allow you to become bilingual. To be it you will have to practice the foreign language in a regular and assiduous way! By going abroad to study, you will have no alternative but to get by in the language of the country. If this seems unlikely, think again, in just a few months you will see your level improve considerably. In one year, you will master the language perfectly! This is the case of Cléa 27 years old: "I left for London after the bac. I was very bad in English! But wanting to work...