Slovenia has undergone several legislative and structural changes, rapid institutional development and a significant increase in student numbers and has become an interesting and desired country for many foreign students and high school pupils. Universities, faculties and art academies in Slovenia offer a wide range of courses and provide infrastructure and teaching facilities that meet industry standards and expectations. The country offers employment opportunities in agriculture, fishing, forestry and even financial services apart from service and industry sectors.

Spain has a long and rich tradition of higher education, and therefore their institutions areconsistently well ranked. In the 2018 QS World University Rankings, 11 Spanish institutions
are ranked in the top 500.Tourism sector is one of the most prominent ones in the country closely followed by the service sector and the high-tech industry all looking for specific skill
sets from a potential candidate providing a lucrative opportunity to the international students.

The Netherlands was the first non-native English speaking country to offer courses taught in English to international students. International students can study programmes in Dutch or English, making it a great option for studying abroad. Not only will you be part of a highly international student body, but the educational institutions in the Netherlands are renowned for being some of the best in the world.

Sitting right in the heart of Europe, Belgium is wonderfully multicultural and would be a fantastic choice for any international student. Known for its high quality of life, healthcare
and education, the country ranks as one of the safest and most peaceful cities in the world.As a student you will experience a fantastic quality of life with a cosmopolitan feel.

Croatia is a nature rich country with rocky hills, fertile agricultural lands, lush flowing rivers and dense forests. There are 128 higher education institutions in Croatia providing undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate degrees. All full time students who want to work in Croatia (including international students) have the opportunity to do so. There are also
numerous opportunities to explore whilst on your downtime in Croatia – from the ancient walled city of Dubrovnik to the pristine island beaches to the capital city of Zagreb, etc.

Due to its unique location, it has been influenced by the varied traditions of its neighbouring countries, thus offering a multi-cultural experience for students taking up an education in
Latvia. Research in Latvia is advanced in the fields of chemistry, medicine and materials science, with new developments in renewable energy, computer programming, engineering and agriculture.The processing industry, sales and commercial services are some of the major sectors of employment in Latvia.

Austria contains many snowfields, glaciers, and snow capped peaks, Forests and woodlands.Offering an exceptionally developed social market economy, diverse employment opportunities and one of the highest standards of living in the world, Austria is among the top 15 richest countries in the world. With a thriving tourism industry, fascinating historical landmarks and beautiful mountainous scenery, Austria remains popular with European and overseas vacationers as well as students wanting to pursue higher educational degrees from a prestigious Austrian university.

Poland is a fascinating country that serves as the geographical and cultural crossroads of Eastern and Western Europe. The Polish higher education system is well developed and the
quality of the education provided is monitored and regularly evaluated. EU citizens can work for any company in Poland after graduation without a work permit. Non-EU students may
seek employment and, once they are offered a job, may apply for a work permit.

Sweden is sustainable, innovative and home to the Nobel Prize. Everyone is Sweden speaks English making it a perfect study and living destination for students and professionals alike.Many degree programmes in Sweden include internships, which are a great way to get real-world experience while you build your professional network. Sweden is home to the largest number of multinationals per capita of any country in the world and is the birthplace of many world-conquering companies – including IKEA, TetraPak, Volvo, Ericsson,AstraZeneca and H&M.

Turkey is considered as a bridge between Europe and Asia, a multicultural country located in South-eastern Europe. Turkish universities are held in high regard, with 5 schools in the top 400 world-wide, according to the 2012 Times Higher Education World University Rankings. Students pursuing programs in any academic discipline will find a safe, welcoming and rewarding multicultural environment that is a bridge between western and middle-eastern cultures. Turkish higher education institutions are known for high quality relative to low tuition and many programs are taught in English.