Spain
With just 2.3% of all international students studying in Spain, it seems to be one of the less important destinations if compared to the big players like the US and the UK. However, Spain has showed remarkable development over the last 5 years. It’s popularity as a place of study for international students more than tripled during this period! Spain also offers a great opportunity to learn one of the most popular languages in the world.
Belgium
Belgium is at the heart of Europe and the home to the European Commission. It is famous for its multicultural and multilingual cities. Besides having three native languages (French, Dutch and German), Belgians are quite fluent in English, making it easy for international students to get around. Likewise, many Belgium universities have a strong international focus.
Italy
Italy has a lot to offer to international students including; beautiful landscape, an
impressive historical heritage and some of the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities. To attract even more international students, more and more Italian universities are starting to offer courses and study programs in English.
France
France accommodates nearly 7% of all international students and this share is increasing every year! French universities are renowned for their high quality and competitiveness in many fields. It is still very important to know or to learn French before studying there. However, this is changing as more than 350 Master’s programs are already available in English!
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