Study in Europe Blog

Will you be graduating from a university or college in Europe? If so, you will receive your Diploma Supplement upon completion of your studies.

The Diploma Supplement is issued by higher education institutions in Europe and other signatory countries of the Bologna Process. The Diploma Supplement is a document attached to your Degree Certificate and it is written in a major language through an internationally agreed template . The aim of the Diploma Supplement is to describe objectively the competences you acquired throughout your studies, as well as provide information on the educational system and the institution where you graduated from, such as the admission requirements and grading scheme.

Over the past months, we have received many questions regarding tuition fee-free studies for non-EU students in Europe. Higher education institutions in Europe are known world-wide by their outstanding balance of high-quality study programs and tuition fees schemes.

While you may consider tuition fees are an obstacle for you to access a certain course or study program, sometimes the benefits of a course are worth the fee you have to pay. Therefore, I believe you should also consider other aspects of the course when deciding what to study in Europe, such as:

Have you been admitted to higher education studies in Europe? Congratulations! Although you might still be enjoying your holidays, the new academic year is just a few weeks away. Here I give you some tips and advice to help you get off on the right foot as an international student in Europe.

Would you like to visit places in Europe that don’t usually come on any travel agency brochure? We have just started a quiz on our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/StudyinEurope.eu) through which you will be able to discover places in Europe you can’t miss. Every week, we will publish a photo of an amazing place we believe you should visit if you come to study in Europe.

Below you will find this week’s place. What’s the name of this fairy tale castle? Where is it located? Visit our Facebook page to participate and read hints.