
Trinity College Dublin
Founded in 1592, Ireland's oldest university. Its campus is in the centre of Dublin, and its library holds the Book of Kells. Especially strong in law, medicine and computer science. Taught in English.
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Founded in 1592, Ireland's oldest university. Its campus is in the centre of Dublin, and its library holds the Book of Kells. Especially strong in law, medicine and computer science. Taught in English.
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The country's largest university. The Smurfit Business School is its calling card; alongside it — engineering, agricultural science and medicine. A large international campus in Dublin and many English-taught programmes.
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A research university in the south of Ireland, the first in the world to earn a sustainability "green flag". Known for environmental, food and medical fields. Cork is cheaper than Dublin, with a cosier atmosphere.
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The west of Ireland, the city of Galway. People come here for medicine, IT, marine sciences and human rights. A friendly atmosphere, active student life and English-taught programmes.
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A young, practical university: it has a built-in co-op internship system, so students work while they study. Strong in engineering, business and sports science.
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DCU gives Dublin a reputation as an innovative university with an employment focus. Its core fields are business, communications and IT. It actively supports startups and international students.
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One of Europe's largest universities, founded in 1303 in the very heart of Rome. Fields range from classics and archaeology to engineering and medicine. Many English-taught master's programmes and moderate costs.
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Founded in 1088 — by official tradition, the oldest university in the Western world. Strong in law, political science and economics. Bologna is a classic student city; master's programmes in English are available.
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The main public university of Milan — Italy's business capital. Strong medicine, law and natural sciences, with real career opportunities in a big city nearby.
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Galileo taught here, and the university was founded back in 1222. Today it means medicine, psychology, engineering and natural sciences with an active research base. English-taught programmes are available.
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Pisa is above all maths and physics, and that's no accident: Galileo is linked to the university. A strong engineering school, an affordable student city, founded in 1343.
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Florence is the world capital of art and design, and the university reflects that. Strong in architecture, art history, humanities and engineering.
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Founded in 1224 by state authority — one of the world's oldest public universities, in southern Italy. A wide choice of programmes, a large community and noticeably lower costs of study and living.
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A large public university in northern Italy, a step away from the Alps. Strong in economics, law and medicine; Turin is an industrial and cultural centre.
Learn more →Small but with high teaching quality and a research bent. Its focus is computer science, physics and economics. Many English-taught programmes, in a town amid the scenic Alps.
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A university right in Venice. Its specialisation is unusual: economics, languages, Asian studies and cultural heritage protection. Master's programmes in English are available.
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A technical university in the south: engineering, architecture, IT. It attracts with affordable costs and practical training, and its international base is growing.
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One of the largest research universities in the Netherlands, in the centre of Amsterdam. Many English-taught programmes. Its focus is social sciences, economics, media and law.
Learn more →Founded in 1636, one of the leading research universities in the Netherlands. Strong in natural sciences, law and humanities; there are plenty of English-taught programmes. (Since 2023 the university has deliberately not submitted data to some rankings.)
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The oldest university in the Netherlands (1575) and the alma mater of Nobel laureates and the royal family. Its strongest fields are law, international relations and archaeology.
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The north of the country, founded in 1614. Over half of the master's programmes are in English, so there are many international students. Strong in natural sciences, economics and medicine, and the city is affordable.
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If your goal is business or economics, this is one of the strongest choices in Europe (the RSM school). Plus strong medicine. A practical bent and good career prospects.
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One of the world leaders in agricultural, food and environmental sciences. A compact campus; all master's programmes are in English, while some bachelor's are partly in Dutch.
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Another strong Amsterdam university. Its focus is business, artificial intelligence, law and health sciences. Many English-taught programmes and a convenient location.
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Nijmegen, a personal approach, a green campus. Its strengths are neuroscience, psychology and the natural sciences. Master's programmes in English are available.
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One of Germany's leading universities, founded in 1472 in Munich. Public tuition is almost free, and the research base is powerful. Strong in medicine, law and natural sciences.
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Berlin is a hub of startups and technology, and TU Berlin sits at its centre. One of the country's top technical universities: engineering, IT, planning. Master's programmes in English are available.
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A technical university with strong engineering and microelectronics. Public funding, affordable living in Dresden, and a growing international base.
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The oldest university in the German-speaking world (1365). A very wide choice of fields and many Nobel laureates in its history. Low tuition plus a high quality of life in Vienna.
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An international, English-language university accredited in the US and Austria. Its focus is social sciences, law, economics and political science. Small groups, scholarships, a campus in Vienna.
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The largest and oldest university in Greece (1837), in Athens. Traditionally strong in medicine, law and philology; the number of English-taught programmes grows each year.
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The largest university in the Balkans, in Thessaloniki. A wide choice of fields with strong engineering and humanities. Affordable costs, a large community.
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A specialised university in the capital: economics, business, IT. Close ties to the job market and master's programmes in English.
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A young research university on Crete. Strong in natural sciences and medicine, with an active research base and a scenic location.
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One of Greece's main technical hubs. Its focus is engineering, IT and natural sciences. An affordable student city.
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The country's most prestigious technical university, with tough admission. Engineering, architecture, IT; its reputation among employers is high.
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One of Europe's oldest universities, founded in 1348 in Prague. At public universities, Czech-language study is free of charge; there are plenty of English-taught programmes too. Strong in medicine, law and humanities.
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The Czech Republic's leading technical university (1707). Engineering, IT, architecture — and good career prospects in Prague's IT sector. English-taught programmes are available.
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The country's second-largest university, in Brno. A modern campus and strong medicine, IT, law and social sciences. A classic student city.
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Hungary's oldest continuously operating university (1635), in Budapest. Strong in natural sciences, law and humanities. Moderate costs, English-taught programmes.
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Albert Szent-Györgyi worked here; his research in Szeged is linked to isolating vitamin C. Medicine and pharmacy are the university's main strength; there are many international medical students, taught in English.
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The country's largest campus university, with popular English-taught medical and dental programmes. A large international community and affordable living.
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Hungary's leading university for economics, business and social sciences. Close ties to business and a capital-city location.
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The oldest university in the Baltics (1579), in Lithuania. A wide choice of fields, strong humanities, law and natural sciences. English-taught programmes and affordable living in the EU.
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The largest university in Latvia, in Riga. Strong in natural and social sciences and IT. Master's programmes in English, moderate costs, a convenient location in the EU.
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One of Canada's top research universities, in Hamilton. It became famous for its medical school with problem-based learning; engineering and health sciences are also strong.
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A prestigious university in Kingston with a classic campus. Its strongest fields are business, law and engineering. A strong alumni community and a high employment rate.
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A large university in Toronto. The Schulich Business School is its pride; alongside it — law and the arts. A diverse international community and a wide choice of programmes.
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A practical university in Australia's capital with high employment rates. Strong in communications, healthcare, education and IT. International students get dedicated support here.
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A pathway institution to UNSW Sydney, one of Australia's leading universities. Through foundation and diploma programmes it prepares international students for admission; the transfer is subject to successfully completing the programme and meeting the entry criteria (GPA).
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