Universities in Europe Teaching in English

English University in Europe offer a broad range of masters Degrees taught in English. There is also an increase in the number of undergraduate degrees taught in English as Europe competes for international students.
 

The fees in English University in Europe vary from country to country. British and Irish students are classified as European students and pay the same fees as domestic students. This however is the situation for public Universities in Europe in English. There are a private universities across Europe who have their own fee structure.

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In Denmark universities offer degrees taught in English in Business,  Creative Arts and Design Degrees, and in Italy degrees taught in English in Architecture. Business, Commerce & Economics Degree and  European & International Law Degrees offered by University in Europe.

Health Science and Medical Science, Medicine & Nursing degrees are offered in Finland and the Czech Republic. Education Degrees are offered in Denmark and Media & Communications Degrees in the Netherlands.  Science Degrees are offered in Italy and Holland.

 Universities in Europe Teaching in English

More and More European Universites are choosing to teach in English, fantastic news for UK students! The reason for this is that International students are charged large fees to study outside their own country and learn English so they can go to university in English speaking countries, European universities by choosing to teach in English can attract these international students and are doing increasingly well at recruiting students from across the globe.  This is good news for UK students as the universities are very keen on having native English speakers on campus and and as European Citizens UK students have to be charged the same fees as domestic students.  This means that in Denmark UK students pay zero fees, In Holland just 1700 Euros a year and in Italy it is means tested against parents income and fees are between 300 Euros and 3000 Euros.

Universities in the Netherlands offer international students an intellectually stimulating learning environment with high academic standards. The focus is not just on knowledge transfer but also on debate and critical thinking whereby students' ability to think independently is greatly stimulated. They offer students academic, personal and professional development and open the doors in the international world of science and also business.

Universities in the Netherlands are efficiently run and internationally oriented. In 2011/2012 study year the Universities in the Netherlands offer more than 1560 international programmes in English. The Dutch government is committed to supporting the internationalization of universities and students bodies.

In Denmark there are plenty of opportunities for international students and researchers. The Danish higher education institutions are internationally oriented and offer a large selection of programmes and individual courses in English.