Studying abroad is a rewarding experience for a young person who aspires to learn, while also experiencing a real adventure. Here are the best places to start studying abroad.
– Germany : The absence of tuition fees is one of this country's strengths, but not the only one. Young people particularly enjoy the nightlife in various German cities, especially Berlin. In addition, several universities in the country offer the Semester Ticket, which allows students to use public transport for free or at a reduced rate.
When it comes to ranking the best universities in the world, Germany has many universities among the top 100. These include Technische Universität München which ranks 50th, Universität Heidelberg which ranks 63rd and Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München which ranks 64th.
– Switzerland : The Swiss state's reputation for education is well established. It's also a beautiful country to visit, ideal for winter sports, horseback riding, and hiking. Switzerland has three cities among the top 10 most pleasant cities to live in: Zurich, Geneva, and Basel.
In terms of education, some of the top-ranked Swiss universities include: ETH Zurich, which ranks 8th in the world, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, which ranks 14th, and the University of Zurich, which ranks 70th. Tuition fees range from €900 to €1,700 per year.
– Italy : This European country is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Young students can take advantage of their academic stay to visit museums, historical sites from the Roman era, but also the most exclusive places in the fashion world. It is a highly recommended destination for undertaking studies related to art, fashion, and design.
As for the best universities in the country, we find Politecnio di Milano in 142nd place, the Università di Bologna in 166th place and the University of Rome "La Sapienza" in 171st place. Tuition fees per semester range between €450 and €2,000, depending on the level of study and the institution concerned.
– The Netherlands : It's a beautiful country, perfect for walking or cycling, for example, along the canals of Amsterdam. It's also a great destination for enjoying the art of Vermeer or Van Gogh. Regarding education, some 1,500 English-language programs are offered for students wishing to continue their studies in the country. In addition, the local education system promotes problem-solving, teamwork, and independence.
The Netherlands has several highly ranked universities. These include the University of Amsterdam, which ranks 55th, Delft University of Technology, which ranks 57th, and Utrecht University, which ranks 110th worldwide. Tuition fees per semester are around €1,050 for students from the European Union.
