Courses and programmes in Europe
From bachelor’s degrees to research master’s and MBAs — the programme types European universities offer, what they need from you, and which countries suit each one.
Programme types we support
Bachelor's (3 years)
Undergraduate degrees taught in English across Netherlands, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Malta and Latvia. Entry is on 12th-standard results.
Master's (1–2 years)
The most common route. Taught and research master's across every destination, usually needing a relevant bachelor's and English proof.
MBA & management
One-year and two-year MBAs, plus specialised MSc management degrees in France, Ireland, Spain and Switzerland.
PhD & research
Funded doctoral positions, particularly in Germany, Netherlands, Sweden and Finland, often paid as a research contract.
Pathway & foundation
Preparatory year, Studienkolleg and foundation programmes for students who need a bridge to direct entry.
Hospitality & culinary
Switzerland's specialism — degrees built around paid industry placements in hotel and hospitality management.
Popular subject areas and where they are strongest
When European universities admit students
Applying early matters more in Europe than most students expect — scholarship and accommodation deadlines usually close months before the course starts.
Not sure which programme matches your degree?
Send us your transcripts — we will map the European programmes you are actually eligible for.