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From tuition-free Germany to Italy and its regional scholarships, Europe offers varied pathways, often far cheaper than English-speaking countries.
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Tuition fees
Free or very low at many public universities
Why study in Europe?
Why choose Europe
Proximity, affordability and mobility across the Schengen area.
Low fees
Little or no tuition at many public universities.
Several languages
Programmes in English, French or the country's language.
Schengen mobility
A student permit lets you travel across the Schengen area.
Bachelor-master-PhD system
Credits recognised from one country to another.
After your studies
Several countries offer a job-search permit to graduates.
Cultural richness
History, languages and art de vivre every day.
Programmes and pathways
European study destinations
Each country has its own admission system. Here are the most popular.
Germany
Tuition-free public universities
Apply through uni-assist or directly, with many master's programmes in English.
- No tuition fees in most states
- Blocked account required for the visa
- Job-search permit after graduation
Italy
Universitaly pre-enrolment
Fees based on income and generous regional scholarships.
- Scholarships covering fees and housing
- Programmes in English and Italian
Spain
Universities and vocational training
Affordable fees and programmes in Spanish or English.
- Vocational training open without the baccalaureate
- Possible switch to a work permit
Belgium and the Netherlands
Programmes in French and English
French-speaking Belgium and the highly international Netherlands.
- Job-search year after graduation
- Career-focused universities of applied sciences
Your journey
From Algeria to a European campus
Every country has its own process. We know them all.
- 01
Choosing the country and programme
Language, budget, career goals and options after graduation.
- 02
Application system
Campus France, uni-assist, Universitaly or direct application.
- 03
Language preparation
TCF, DELF, TestDaF, IELTS or DELE depending on the programme.
- 04
Student visa
Long-stay visa: proof of funds, housing and insurance.
- 05
Before departure
Blocked account if needed, housing and travel logistics.
Frequently asked questions about studying in Europe
Depending on the country, allow 1 to 3 months after submission. For Germany, appointments can take longer: plan ahead.
Yes in most countries, with hourly caps that vary (often around 20 hours a week).
Many countries offer a residence permit to look for work after graduating (Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium…).
Fees are often low, but you must show proof of resources, such as a blocked account for Germany.
It depends on the country and the language of the programme: IELTS or TOEFL for English, TCF/DELF, TestDaF or DELE for other languages.
Yes. We support you from choosing the programme to settling in: applications, language test preparation, visa file, housing and departure. You keep the same advisor from start to finish.
Free, by ISA
The documents this application requires
Three free tools. Start with the CV and add the rest when your application needs it.
Create a CV tailored to your application
The format expected for this destination, filled in by you, downloaded as a PDF.
Create my CVRead the guide first
What this destination expects from a CV, step by step, before you build it.
Read itCover letter
Written from the CV you just created, aimed at the programme you're applying to.
Write itNo account needed for the CV. The letter and visa documents ask for an email address once.
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