Study in Denmark
You can choose from more than 500 programmes and 1,300 courses taught in English, all of which guarantee high standards and innovative teaching techniques.
Denmark is recognised for its innovative education system, which combines traditional lectures with teaching methods that promote students' analytical thinking and their ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practical situations.
For more information, visit the Study in Denmark website.
Study in Sweden
More than 900 programmes are taught in English at Swedish universities.
Sweden’s 29 national parks and nearly 4,000 nature reserves will offer you the opportunity to ski, hike, fish, swim, and mountain bike. The nature is breath-taking and will lead you to environmental thinking and sustainability. Sweden is also known for its innovation, independence of mind, academic excellence, creativity and research.
For more information visit the Study in Sweden website.
Study in The Netherlands
Holland offers more than 2,100 English-taught study programmes and courses.
The country’s official name, the Netherlands, means 'low countries', as much of the land is at or below sea level. Dutch people enjoy innovating and constantly come up with new ideas. While studying in the Netherlands you will be able to work with others to achieve the best results and most innovative solutions.
Visit the Study in Holland website to read about the education system, study options and scholarships.