Well, there's Norway! The country is home to some of the best and affordable universities for international students. Its public universities offer free education except for some specialized programs. The best thing is that this opportunity does not exclude students outside the European Union.

Depends If you have always wanted to learn a new language, rest of Europe If you want to live and study in London and can afford it...go for UK

The average cost of living in Germany is around 850 euros per month

The average tuition fees at Sorbonne is 6,500 euros per academic year

If you know Dutch, a job will be easier to get.

Some of the top universities in Italy are- Politecnico di Milano Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna Pisa Università di Bologna Sapienza – Università di Roma

The best countries to study in Europe are different- UK Italy France, and The Netherlands are some of the good ones

In my suggestion, you should check the acceptance rate of the course you want to study

But mostly, yes The major disciplines here include- Architecture, Engineering, Natural Sciences, and Public Policy

Running on a budget for an apartment of two people, the cost of living in France averages to a total of $2,083 to $2,483 per month. These expenses include- Rent: $800-$1000 Electricity: $48 Groceries: $600 Internet: $32 Transportation: $175

The first thing you need to do is check if both of them even have a course in Perfumery From what I can see, only Ecole does

To start with, here are a few top universities in France you can check out- Sorbonne Université PSL Université École Polytechnique, and more

-Accommodation is 400 -Food is 250 -Study material is 300 That comes to a total of 950 This cost of living in Austria also considers travel, transport, and recreation But the final expense will vary based on which university you get into and where its located

It depends on a lot of factors- If you're not willing to learn German, you can try Ireland If you want to study at a low cost, try Germany If you are looking for opportunities to stay back after graduation and get PR, Ireland is more flexible Besides, it's been called the Silicon Valley of Europe

Here is a list of universities in Germany without IELTS requirements- University of Kaiserslautern University of Siegen Free University of Berlin University of Giessen University of Koblenz and Landau and more....

Students who get admission into either of these colleges face similar financial situations Ivy League colleges are more expensive anyway But you also get lots of scholarship options if you get into an Ivy League school...

You could either contact your university counseling department or check out a hoard of job portals These include- Work in Denmark, Job Index, Stepstone, Graduate Land, etc.

Depends- Cost - CHF 1500 - CHF 2000 per sem at Switzerland AND $100,000 - $200,000 in US Which business school you get into, depending on your profile Wharton, Stanford, MIT, etc. in US and Zurich, Geneva, and IMD in Switzerland Job opportunities are abundant at both places Like, there's Apple and Alphabet in the US, and Nestle and Novartis in Switzerland Find more details here for better comparison

If you’re interested in pursuing a business degree in Denmark, you could check out- International Business Academy Copenhagen Business School Dania Academy Business Academy Southwest Academy of Technologies and Business

Depending on your interests, you could check out- Funen Art Academy Design School Kolding The Royal Danish Academy of Music National Film School of Denmark, and more