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Reasons to study in Australia

There are so many reasons to study in Australia, Australia is always known for its diverse culture and welcoming nature:- 1. Learn how to think creatively and quickly The goal of the Australian universities, colleges, and schools is to provide you with the knowledge and skills to be successful in the chosen field. Education providers in Australia have redesigned their teaching methods and encouraged students in all subjects how to be creative and how to be proactive in the growing entrepreneurial world. Universities, colleges and institutions in Australia will provide you with the theoretical knowledge as well as practical skills necessary for the success in a world that is fast-changing and also to stay adaptable in the uncertain times. 2. Study globally at ranked institutions Australia is a leading country in the world, when it comes to the educational excellence. The Australian education system consists of world leading educational universities, top training facilities, and excellent educators and student support services. If you are looking for a valid proof that Australian universities are actually among the best in the world, there are a lot of world rankings like Times Higher Education, QS and Shanghai Rankings. Australian universities are ranked in the top 100 universities worldwide often by these organizations. 3. While you study gain work experience The education offered by the Australian institutions has a goal to prepare you for the success in a worldwide job market. Having an Australian qualification will increase your job opportunities in Australia as well as around the world. Work experience programs and internships are very common features in Australian degree and vocational courses, which will help to expand your real world industry experience and also help to build a professional network while studying. You will be eligible to stay and work in Australia after graduation. While studying, during semester you can work only up to 20 hours per week and during semester breaks you can work full time. This will help to find a way to find study related jobs or help to pay student fees and other expenses in Australia. Get access to a variety of student support services. To assist you in settling into the life in Australia, Australian educational institutions provide a wide range of student support services. You can feel confident that you will get only the best service because all the educational providers in Australia have to follow strict standards and government accreditation procedures. International student support centers can be found across several cities and towns and they provide useful guidance and assistance on range of topics such as legal rights, employability and opportunities to connect with other international and local students. The best practice protection for the rights of overseas students studying in Australia is required by rules under the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS ACT) policy. 4. Live and study in safety Australia is the country with the lowest crime rate in the world and also the streets and public spaces are open and safe. There are numerous accommodation availability such as boarding schools, private rentals, homestays, sharing accommodation and purpose-built student towns. 5. Welcome to a multicultural community Australia is a friendly nation, the rights of citizens and visitors are protected by the government and the country always gives importance to individual freedoms. Regardless of the identity or the origin of the people, Australia always gives respect to the people. It is another cultural aspect of the country. Did you know that 30 & of Australians are overseas born? As a result there are many different nations and cultures in our land. Studying in Australia will allow you to become a part of a big community which is over 500,000 international students from 192 different countries who have been accepted into the Australian society. 6. Enjoy the Australia’s beautiful outdoors People go from all over the world to Australia because of the unique mix of vibrant cities and regional towns, huge open areas and beautiful scenery. When you first arrive in Australia, the clean surroundings, blue skies and fresh air will catch your attention. We have a strong tradition of protecting the natural beauty and sustainability of our surroundings. The outcome? Cities and towns that are environmentally friendly, have lots of green areas and have only moderate air pollution. Discover the unique plants and animals in our national parks, relax on our beautiful beaches and also explore the vast country’s diverse environmental beauty, a wide range of trips. It is also highly appreciated by Australian universities to teach students the value of sustainability and how to apply it in all sectors of industry. 7. Enjoy the excellent standard of life According to the most reliable rankings Australia’s cities are considered as the most liveable cities in the world. Our government, infrastructure, transportation, healthcare and education system are all rated above the world’s standard. Australia is an advanced country with an economy that can compete on a global scale. You will benefit from high standards, transport, architecture available in our towns and cities. 8. Job opportunities Our educational institutions prepare students for job opportunities by teaching them the skills that are necessary to excel in the job market. Possessing an Australian qualification will increase the chance of an employee to reach potential employers in Australia or around the world.

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Top 10 universities in Belgium

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QS World University Rankings 2021 – Top Universities in Belgium Rank University 1 KU Leuven 2 Ghent University 3 Université catholique de Louvain 4 Université libre de Bruxelles 5 University of Antwerp 6 Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) 7 Université de Liège 8 Hasselt University 9 University of Mons 10 University of Namur 1. KU Leuven It is a catholic research university in Leuven, Belgium which was established in 1425. KU Leuven is the largest university in Belgium and the university’s main campus is in Leuven and it also has campuses in many other places including the capital of Belgium. The primary language of instruction is Dutch and in the initial days the university only offered courses to the students with catholic backgrounds. The motto of the university is “Seat of Wisdom” and more than 65,000 students were enrolled in the university. The full form the KU Leuven is Katholieke Universiteit te Leuven and the translation of the name in English is Catholic University of Leuven. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree Bridging programme Preparatory programme Lifelong learning 2. Ghent University It is a public research university located in Ghent, Belgium which was established in 1817 and the motto of the university is “Dare to Think”. It is one of the largest universities in Belgium and the university has a hospital which is the biggest hospital in Belgium. The university is also known as UGent and the university is the first Dutch speaking university in Belgium. The university library has joined the google books library project and the university ranked in the top universities in the world. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree Exchange programme Lifelong learning 3. Université catholique de Louvain The official name of the university is University of Louvain and it is the largest french speaking university which was established in 1834. The motto of the “Seat of Wisdom, Seat of Knowledge ” and the university was located in Louvain-la-Neuve. The original establishment of the university was in 1425 and it has been considered as the first university in Belgium and the university hosts Belgium’s largest university museum. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 4. Université libre de Bruxelles It is a french speaking research university which was established in 1834 and which is located in Brussels, Belgium. It is one of the leading Belgian universities open to Europe and the world and the motto of the university is “Conquering darkness by science”. There are two universities in Brussels where the meaning of the university is Free University of Brussels and they are French speaking Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and the Dutch-speaking Vrije Universiteit Brussel. They both use the original name and neither uses the English translation. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree Continuing education 5. University of Antwerp The university is the third largest university in Belgium and it is a public research university which is located in the city of Antwerp. The university has more than 20,000 student enrolment and the university is characterized by the education, research and entrepreneurial approach. The university started a new academic program related to coronavirus measures in 2020 which was recommended by the government. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 6. Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) It is an independent and also partly state-funded research university and it is a Dutch and English speaking university which was established in 1834. The university was located in Brussels, Belgium and the founder of the university aimed to establish the university as an independent education which reflects the motto of the university. The motto of the university is “Conquering darkness by science”. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 7. Université de Liège It is a public university which was established in 1817 and located in Liège, Wallonia, Belgium and the language of instruction is French. The motto of the university is “Excellence through science” and the university has 200 years of history and the university has 11 departments. In the media campus in 2021 the student radio station 48FM has been relocated. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 8. Hasselt University It is a public research university which was officially established in 1971 and has campuses in two locations Hasselt and Diepenbeek, Belgium. The former name of the university was Limburg Universitair Centrum and in 2005 the name was changed to Hasselt University. The motto of the university is “Knowledge in Action” and it is also called UHasselt. UHasselt has more than 7000 students enrolment and it has been ranked as the top universities in the world. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree Bridging programme Preparatory programme Lifelong learning 9. University of Mons It is a Belgian university which was founded in 2009 and located in the city of Mons. The university was founded by the merging of the Engineering Faculty of Mons and the University of Mons-Hainaut. The university of Mons is the fourth university of the french community in Belgium in terms of the student enrolment over 10,000 students. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 10.University of Namur It is a catholic university located in Namus, Belgium and it is in the french community of Belgium. Society of Jesus is a religious order for the men in the catholic church headquartered in Rome to reopen a high school and during the year 1831 – 1846 the school developed into a college with the help of the Namurian families. The location of the university is in the heart of the city and capital of Wallonia, Namur. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree

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Top 10 universities in Czech Republic

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QS World University Rankings 2021 – Top Universities in Czech Republic Rank University 1 Charles University 2 Masaryk University 3 Czech Technical University in Prague 4 University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague 5 Brno University of Technology 6 Palacký University Olomouc 7 Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CULS) 8 Mendel University in Brno 9 Technical University of Liberec 10 Tomas Bata University in Zlín 1. Charles University It is the oldest and largest university in the Czech Republic and it is the oldest university in Europe which is still in operation. The university was established in 1347 which is located in Prague, Czech Republic and initially known as University of Prague. The university is also called Charles University in Prague and it is in the top three universities in central and eastern Europe. The university has 17 faculties in three locations Prague, Hradec Kralove, and Plzen and does not have a joint campus, the university is throughout the city. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 2. Masaryk University It is the second largest university in the Czech Republic which was founded in 1919 in Brno. It is the second university established in the Czech Republic and it is a public university. The university got the name in the honor of the first president of the independent Czechoslovakia and the name of the university changed to Jan Evangelista Purkyně University in 1990 but changed to its original name. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree Exchange programmes 3. Czech Technical University in Prague It is one of the largest universities in the Czech republic and the oldest institution of technology in central europe. It is a public research university in Prague, Czech republic established in 1707 and this university is the oldest non military technical university in Europe. The university motto is “Knowledge is power” and the university offers more than 130 degree programs in Czech and among them 84 are taught in English. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 4. University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague It is the largest university specializing in chemistry in the Czech Republic which was established in 1952. The university is also the leading chemistry research university in central Europe and it is the public university also known as UCT Prague. The university has more than 3600 students enrolled in the courses each year and the university has four departments. The university is rooted from the 18th century and became an independent technical university in Prague in 1952. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 5. Brno University of Technology It is a public university established in 1899 in Brno and the motto of the university is “Have the courage to be wise”. Initially the university was offering courses only in one field which was civil engineering and now the university has more than eight departments with two campuses. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 6. Palacký University Olomouc It is a public research university which was established in 1573 in Olomouc and it is the oldest university in Moravia. It is the second oldest university in the Czech republic and the university converted to public university in the 1770s. Initially the university was only offering courses in theology and later onwards as the university continued growing it extended the courses in the field of philosophy, law and medicine. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 7. Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CULS) It is a public university established in 1906 in Prague, Czech Republic and it is a university for agricultural education. From the university the first agricultural engineers graduated from 1911 and in 1920 the faculty of forestry was established. In 1952 the institution became independent and moved to a new campus in Suchdol and the university adopted the current name in 1995. The bachelors and master courses are offered based on the credit system and the university offers more than 40 programmes which are delivered in English. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 8. Mendel University in Brno It is a public university located in Brno, Czech republic which was established in 1919. The university got the name from Gregor Mendel, who is a botanist and father of genetics. The university campus is located in the center of the city Brno which is the second largest city in the Czech Republic and it is the main campus, the university has another campus which is in Lednice where the horticulture department is located. The university includes a large botanical garden and the university’s forest are unique in the country and in Europe. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 9.Technical University of Liberec It is a public university which was established in 1953 based in the city of Liberec, Czech Republic and it was established as an Institute of Mechanical Engineering in Liberec. The university has seven departments and one specialized institute and the university offers courses in humanities, science and technical subjects and the university is a medium sized institution. The research programs are mainly focused on materials research, nanomaterials and the university courses are taught in English. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 10. Tomas Bata University in Zlín The motto of the university is “Educate and Create” and it is a public university established in 2001 in the Moravian city of Zlin. The university got the name from the founder of the shoe industry in Zlin called Tomas Bata and the university offers courses in six fields of studies. The history of the university traces back to 1969 as the institution was developed as a vocational college in Zlin and it became a part of technical university in Brno and the institution became a university in 2001. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree

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Top 10 universities in Cyprus

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QS World University Rankings 2021 – Top Universities in Cyprus Rank University 1 University of Cyprus 2 Eastern Mediterranean University 3 University of Nicosia 4 Near East University 5 European University Cyprus 6 Cyprus University of Technology 7 Cyprus Institute 8 Frederick University 9 Cyprus International University 10 Girne American University 1. University of Cyprus It is a public research university located in Cyprus which was established in 1989 and in 1992 first students admitted. Majority of undergraduate programmes were selected based on the entrance exam organized by the government and culture of the Republic of Cyprus, few seats are reserved for students with special needs. And the entrance exam has some eligibility criteria, only Cypriot citizens or those with at least one parent should be Cypriot origin.Teaching are mainly in Greek language, only a few are delivered Turkish and the study programmes are based on credit hours. In order to graduate from the university students should meet 120 credit hours. Courses offered: Undergraduate course Postgraduate course Research studies 2. Eastern Mediterranean University It is a public research university which was established in 1979 based in Northern Cyprus and it was founded for the higher education in technology for Cypriots. The institution got the university title in 1986 and the main campus is located in Famagusta. Around 141 programs were offered from the university which includes undergraduate and postgraduate degrees and the main modes of instruction are Turkish and English. Students who need help in improving English university have an English Preparatory School and the motto of the university is “Virtue, Knowledge, Advancement”. Courses offered: Associate degree Undergraduate course Master degree Technician degree PhD 3. University of Nicosia It is a private university which was established in 1980 located in Nicosia, Cyprus and initially it was an intercollege. The intercollege was converted to university in 2007 and it has a very huge campus, the motto of the university is “Think Big”. It is the largest university in Cyprus and Southern Europe with most of the teaching instructions are in english. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 4. Near East University (NEU) It is a private university which is located in Northern Cyprus which was founded in 1988. The university was founded by Gunsel in 1988 to provide higher education for the students in that area, initially the university had only two departments but now it has 14 departments. The faculty of medicine was established in 2008 and in 2007 a Museum of classical and sports cars was established with more than 140 cars on display. Courses offered: Undergraduate programmes Postgraduate programmes Double degrees 5. European University Cyprus It is a private nonprofit university which was established in 1961 in Nicosia, Cyprus. It is the oldest higher education institution in Cyprus and the university has a selective admission policy in which the university checks students past academic records and performance. In the school of medicine the subjects are taught in Cyprus and in the other courses the mode of delivery of subjects are mainly in Greek or English. This university is the first institution in Cyprus to introduce a school of dental degree in 2017. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 6. Cyprus University of Technology It is a public university located in Limassol, Cyprus and was established in 2004. The university took its first intake of students in 2007 therefore the official inauguration of the university was done in 2007. The university was established in the city to fill the gap in education and to offer degrees that are not taught in the university of Cyprus. The university is located in the second largest city of Cyprus and the university is one of the eight holders of European university of technology. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 7. Cyprus Institute It is a private research institution established in 2005 and it has five active research centers. The planning of the university started in 2000 and the university started operation in 2007. The university has developed as a science and technology educational institution to help the research community of Cyprus. The university logo consists of the name and mission of the institution, where the major outputs are research, technology and innovation. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 8. Frederick University It is a private university which was originally established in 1965 based in Cyprus. The university has two campuses in which one campus is located in the capital of the island Nicosia and the other is in Limassol which is the second largest city of Cyprus. The university was first established in 1965 as a school and in 1975 the institution started offering higher education programs as Frederick Institute of Technology (FIT). In 2007 FIT applied to establish it as a university and it became the first private university in Cyprus in 2007. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 9. Cyprus International University It is a private university which is in Northern Cyprus which was established in 1997 and it is an english language university. The university was established in Cyprus as a result of the higher demand for higher education in the English language. The university began with 81 students and 45 staff in 1997 and after 27 years, today the university has more than 20000 students and 1000 staff. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree 10. Girne American University The university was established in 1985 in northern Cyprus, Kyrenia and it is a non profit university. The motto of the university is “We live through learning” and the founder of the university is Serhat Akpinar and he established the institution as an AMerican style higher education. The former name of the university was The American University, Girne and the university is a member of the Caucasus University Association. Courses offered: Bachelor degree Master degree Doctoral degree

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Top 10 universities in Romania

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QS World University Rankings 2021 – Top Universities in Romania Rank University 1 Babes-Bolyai University 2 University of Bucharest 3 Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi (UAIC) 4 Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of Iaşi 5 Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu 6 Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava 7 Technical University of Cluj-Napoca 8 Transilvania University of Brașov 9 University Politehnica of Bucharest 10 West University of Timisoara 1. Babes-Bolyai University It is a public research university located in Cluj-Napoca, Romania which was established in 1959. The university was founded by the merger of Bolyai University and Victor Babeș University and the university got the name by the merging of the two universities. The University is the largest Romanian university with student enrolment and the language of instruction are Romanian, Hungarian, German, English, and French and only a few are delivered in Spanish, Italian, and Japanese only for masters programmes. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 2. University of Bucharest It is a public research university in Bucharest, Romania which was established in 1864. It is one of the oldest universities in Romania and also one of the five members of Romanian university. This university has been recognised as an advanced research and education university by the ministry of education and most of the programmes were taught in Romanian and English. The university campus is throughout Bucharest and the main buildings are the old buildings named the university square and Kogalniceanu building. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 3. Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi (UAIC) It is a public research university located in Lasi, Romania established in 1860 and the old name of the university was University of Lasi. It is one of the oldest universities in Romania and the motto of the university is “Through freedom to the truth”. The main university building is called University Place and the university hall served as a parliamentary debating chamber between 1917 and 1918, the hall is called “The Hall of the Lost Footsteps”. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 4. Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of Iaşi It is a public university located in Lasi, Romania which was founded in 1813 and the motto of the university is “Knowledge itself is power”. In engineering education it has the oldest tradition and traces its roots back to the foundation of the university in 1813. In 1993 the polytechnic institution of Lasi became the Gheorghe Asachi Technical University and the university has been consistently ranked in the top list of the universities in the world. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 5. Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu (ULBS) It is a public university located in Sibiu, Romania established in 1990. The university got the name from Lucian Blaga who was a philosopher and poet in Romania. The motto of the university is “Mind moves matter”and this university is the oldest university in Romania having more than 225 years of tradition. The university has nine departments and is mainly focused on philology, history and law. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 6. Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava It is a public research university located in Suceava, Romania which was re-established in 1990 but officially founded in 1963. As the university is open to all international students from the European Union the university is also regarded as an international university. The university was initially established as a higher education institution in Suceava which was founded in 1963 and got the university title in 1990 and it is also considered as the first higher education institution in Suceava. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 7. Technical University of Cluj-Napoca (UTCN) It is a public research university located in Cluj-Napoca, Romania which was founded in 1948. The university was initially established as Institute of Mechanics where the institute has only two departments which are Thermotechnics and Machines. In 1992 the institute was renamed as the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca and the UTCN is the second largest university in the city of Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 8. Transilvania University of Brașov It is one of the public research institutions in Romania located in Brasov, Romania established in 1948. The university has 18 departments and more than 20,00 students enroll each year and this university is the largest university in Brasov. This university is the only university in Romania that has its own multidisciplinary research institute. The music center of the university was founded in 2015 to promote and help the students in the country to expand their talent. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 9.University Politehnica of Bucharest It is a technical university in Bucharest, Romania which was established in 1818, the university has more than 200 years of culture in the country. It is the largest technical university in Romania and the university has 15 departments. The university’s teaching mode of delivery is in Romanian and the engineering department is conducted in English, French, and German. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Postdoctoral studies 10. West University of Timisoara It is a public higher education located in Timișoara and it was established in 1944. It is the first university which became independent institutions and got the university title by 1962 and the university became an independent university in 1968. The university has 11 departments plus one teacher training department and the motto of the university is “Become your best!”. In 2020 the university opened an online admission process which is an integrated single web that has all relevant details. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes

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Top 10 universities in Spain

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QS World University Rankings 2021 – Top Universities in Spain Rank University 1 University of Barcelona 2 Autonomous University of Barcelona 3 Pompeu Fabra University 4 University of Navarra 5 Autonomous University of Madrid 6 Complutense University of Madrid 7 University of Granada 8 Rovira i Virgili University 9 University of Valencia 10 Polytechnic University of Catalonia 1. University of Barcelona It is a public research university located in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain which was established in 1450. It is one of the biggest universities in Spain and one of the oldest universities in Catalonia and Spain. The university has 106 departments and offers more than 5000 full time researchers and the motto of the university is “Freedom bathes everything with light”. UB was the only university in Catalonia until 1971 and the university’s library is the second biggest university in Spain. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 2. Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) The university is a public research university located in Cerdanyola del Vallès, near the city of Barcelona in Catalonia, Spain which was established in 1968. The university is divided into 57 departments in the field of experimental, life, social and human sciences. The university has nine libraries where eight of them are at Bellaterra Campus, and the one is at Sabadell Campus. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Graduate diplomas Specialization courses Doctoral programmes 3. Pompeu Fabra University This university is a public research university established in 1990 based in the city of Barcelona, Catalonia in Spain. The university was created by the government of Catalonia in 1990 and the name of the university was renamed in the honor of Pompeu Fabra. The university has been ranked in the list of top universities in the world and considered as the most prestigious university. The university offers courses in three different campuses, the social sciences and humanities in Citadels Campus and health and life sciences in Mar Campus and ICT and communication sciences in Poblenou Campus. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 4. University of Navarra This university is a private research university located in the southeast border of Pamplona, Spain and established in 1952. This university is one of the best private universities in Spain and considered as the third in the European teaching ranking in 2019. The university has one teaching hospital and medical research center focusing on four main areas, the university was founded as a law school with 48 students and eight teachers. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Dual degree 5. Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) It is one of the top universities in Spain which was established in 1968 in which the aim of the university was to provide a modern educational environment to the people in the area. It is a public research university based in Madrid, Spain and the motto of the university is “What Else Shall We Do?”. UAM is famous for its research activities and has numerous research departments mainly focused on the areas of biomedicine, nanoscience, environmental science and social science. The main campus is Cantoblanco campus and the medicine campus is located in the north part of Madrid. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Dual degree 6. Complutense University of Madrid It is a public research university located in Madrid established in 1293 and this university is one of the oldest universities in the world still in operation. The university got the name after the settlement of an ancient Roman city called Complutense in 1499, today this city is an archeological site. The motto of the university is “Freedom will flood all things with light” and this university enrolls more than 86000 students. By the enrollment, thi university is the eighth largest non distance European university by enrollment. It is the first and only university in Spain that got the grant from the Spanish empire for a doctorate degree. In 1909 the central university got another achievement as well, it was the first university in the world to grant a doctorate degree to women. In 1943 the university name was changed to Complutense University of Madrid. Courses offered: Undergraduate programmes Postgraduate programmes International degree programmes PhD programmes 7. University of Granada This university is a public research university located in the city of Granada, Spain which was established in 1531. The founder of the university was Emperor Charles V and it is the fourth largest university in Spain by the student enrolments. The UGR has campuses in Ceuta and Melilla and the university has been called as the second best university in Spain and most prestigious university in Spain. The motto of the university is “Charles I, Roman Emperor always Augustus, King of Spain and founder of the University of Granada, 1531” Courses offered: Undergraduate courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 8. Rovira I Virgili University The university is a public university established in 1991, the university has four campuses and they are located in Tarragona, Reus, Vila-seca, Tortosa and El Vendrell, Catalonia, Spain. The university’s roots date back to the 16th century and it was established to provide education in grammar, arts and theology. There was no education until the half of the 20th century, the university was established after that. Courses offered: Undergraduate courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 9. University of Valencia The university is a public research university located in Valencia, Spain which was established in 1499. It is one of the oldest universities in Spain and the oldest in the Valencian Community. The university has three campuses which are Burjassot Campus, Avenida de Blasco Ibañez Campus and Tarongers and most of the courses are offered in Spanish and only a few were offered in English. Courses offered: Undergraduate courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 10. Polytechnic University of Catalonia It is the largest engineering university in Catalonia, Spain and it is also referred to as BarcelonaTech which was established in 1971. The university mainly focused on offering courses in engineering, mathematics and architecture.

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Top 10 universities in Lithuania

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QS World University Rankings 2021 – Top Universities in Lithuania Rank University 1 Vilnius University 2 Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) 3 Vilnius Gediminas Technical University 4 Vytautas Magnus University 5 Mykolas Romeris University 6 Lithuanian University of Health Sciences 7 Kauno Kolegija 8 Klaipeda University 9 Lithuanian Sports University 10 European Humanities University 1. Vilnius University This university is a public research university established in 1579 and it is the first and largest university in Lithuania. This university is the oldest and prestigious higher educational institute in Central and Eastern Europe. It was the third oldest university in Lithuania but it was closed during the war and resumed operation in 1919. The motto of the university is “From here the way leads to the stars”. The university hsa two campuses in Lithuania, one is in Kaunas and other is in Siauliai and it has more than 15 departments with more than 200 study programmes. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 2. Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) This university is a public research university established in 1922 based in Kaunas, Lithuania. KTU is one of the second best universities in Lithuania and the primary language courses delivered are Lithuanian and few courses are also delivered entirely in English. The origin of the university root to University of Lithuania and the university offers 56 that are entirely taught in English. The motto of the university is “Science, creativity, virtue!” Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Non degree programmes 3. Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (VILNIUS TECH) This university is a public research university located in Vilnius, Lithuania which was established in 1956. This university has been ranked on the top universities in the world in the areas of Architecture / Built Environment. The university campus is spread across the city and the main campus is located in Saulėtekis. The motto of the university is “For the creators of tomorrow”. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Integrated study programmes 4. Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) It is a public research university which was established in 1922 and based in Kaunas, Lithuania. This university was founded during the interwar period in 1922 as an alternative educational institution. The initial name of the university was University of Lithuania but the name of the university was renamed as Vytautas Magnus University, honor of Lithuanian ruler Vytautas the Great on the occasion of his 500th anniversary. VMU is a one of the leading universities in Lithuania which offers more than 8800 students enrolment. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 5. Mykolas Romeris University (MRU) The university is a public research university which was established in 1990 has campuses in Vilnius and Kaunas, Lithuania. It is an international university that cooperates with more than 350 universities and the university enrolls more than 7500 students. The institution holds the name of Mykolas Romeris, a politician, scientist, and attorney from Lithuania. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 6. Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (LSMU) It is a medical school in Kaunas, Lithuania which was established in 2010 by the merging of Kaunas University of Medicine and the Lithuanian Veterinary Academy. The motto of the university is “Health for the Fatherland” and the university uses two hospitals for teaching purposes and they are the Hospital of Lithuanian University of Health Sciences Kaunas Clinics and the Kaunas Red Cross Hospital. The university has five faculties which are medicine, odontology, pharmacy, nursing and public health. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Short courses 7. Kauno Kolegija It is a higher education institution which was established in 2000 located in Kaunas, Lithuania. Kauno Kolegija Higher Education Institution’s past extends to interwar and postwar technical schools where the Pulp and Paper Industry School, founded in 1945 in Kaunas, gave rise to the current Faculty of Technologies. The courses in the institution were delivered in two languages separately: English and lithuanian. Courses offered: Bachelors courses 8. London School of Commerce Malta (LSCM) This university is a higher education institution located in the city of Valletta and the city has been announced as a heritage site by UNESCO. LSCM was established in 2014 as a part of the London School of Commerce Global Group aimed to deliver higher education in Malta. Courses offered: Bachelors programs Master program 9. Klaipeda University It is a public university based in the Lithuanian port city of Klaipėda which was established in 1991. It is an autonomous science institution of the Lithuanian Republic and the highest authority of the university is council. The council will approve the vision and mission of the university, elect the rectors and ensure all the rules and regulations. The university campus was formerly a military campus and has been declared as an architectural monument. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses 10. European Humanities University (EHU) This university is a private and non profit liberal arts university which was established in 1992 in Minsk, Belarus. EHU was forced to close the campus in Belarus and relocated to Vilnius in 2004. The university got an official grant from the Government of Lithuania in 2006 as a Lithuania University and offers courses in humanities and social science. As the university has restrictions in Belarus, the university offers degree programmes to the students in the location via online. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes

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QS World University Rankings 2021 – Top Universities in Malta Rank University 1 University of Malta 2 American University of Malta 3 Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) 4 St Martin’s Institute of Higher Education 5 Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) in Malta 6 STC University 7 Advenio eAcademy 8 London School of Commerce Malta 9 United Campus of Malta 10 Learn Key Institute 1. University of Malta It is a public university based in Malta which was established in 1592 with a motto of “We should bring forth fruit unto God”. The university was originally located in Valletta and now it is called as the old university building or Valletta campus. The main campus of the university is located in Msida and the plan to construct the university was because the Valletta campus was too small. The university has another campus called Marsaxlokk campus where sustainable energy is taught and it has two labs and one lecture hall. The university has another campus on an island called Gozo campus which was established in 1992. Courses offered: Undergraduate courses Postgraduate courses Doctoral courses Foundation studies 2. American University of Malta It is a private american style arts college in Cospicua, Malta the founder of the university is Hani H. N. Salah. The plan for the establishment of the university was launched in 2015 and it was officially established in 2016. AUM welcomed first batch students in 2017 and officially the university was inaugurated in 2019. AUM’s curriculum was provided by DePaul university and all programs are delivered in English. Courses offered: English for academic purpose Undergraduate courses Graduate courses General education award program 3. Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) It is a vocational educational and training institution located in Paola, Malta which was established in 2001. This institution offers more than 300 part time courses which range from certificate courses to doctoral degrees. Six institutes and the Gozo campus consist of the MCAST university. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 4. St Martin’s Institute of Higher Education (SMI) This is a higher education institution established in 1985 and the aim of founding the institution was providing tuition in computer science in Malta. University of London has accepted the SMI to offer tuition to Maltese students for BSc (Hons) in Computing & Information Systems. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Cert and diploma courses 5. Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) in Malta This institution is the first medical school located on Gozo which was established in 2019 by steward healthcare managing malta campus. On the island of Gozo queen mary campus is situated which is a 25 minute ferry ride from the mainland, Malta. This institution is the best place to study medicine. Courses offered: Undergraduate courses Postgraduate courses Doctoral courses 6. STC University It is a private institution located in Malta and it was known as Saint Theresa’s College University Malta. The motto of the university is “Excellence through education” and was established with the aim of providing higher education and job opportunities for Maltese girls. The university was established in 1933 as a girls school by Saint Paul. Courses offered: Undergraduate courses Postgraduate courses Professional computing courses Professional business courses 7. Advenio eAcademy (AeA) It is a higher education institution based in Malta established in 2013 and this institution provides opportunities to specialize programmes in online education and e-learning. It is the first education institution which has MFHEA license where services are based on online learning. AeA offers courses in the field of business, IT and digital marketing. Courses offered: Certificate programs Diploma programs Undergraduate programs Postgraduate programs 8. London School of Commerce Malta (LSCM) This university is a higher education institution located in the city of Valletta and the city has been announced as a heritage site by UNESCO. LSCM was established in 2014 as a part of the London School of Commerce Global Group aimed to deliver higher education in Malta. Courses offered: Bachelors programs Master program 9. United Campus of Malta (UCM) It is a higher education institution located in Malta and it has been considered as the international hub based in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea. It is a branch of the campus based in Switzerland and the founder of the institution is Paolo Sotgiu. Courses offered: Undergraduate courses Postgraduate courses 10. Learn Key Institute It is a training institute in Malta which was established in 1995 and it is accredited by MFHEA. In 2001 the institution was accredited to deliver more courses in secretarial, finance, accountancy and business and in 2015 the institution has been accredited by ACCA to conduct CBA exams and deliver the course. In 2015 the ACCA also allowed the institution to deliver accounting and finance diplomas. Courses offered: Certificate programs Diploma programs

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QS World University Rankings 2021 – Top Universities in Portugal Rank University 1 University of Porto 2 University of Lisbon 3 University of Aveiro 4 University of Coimbra 5 New University of Lisbon 6 University of Minho 7 ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon 8 Catholic University of Portugal 9 University of Algarve 10 University of Beira Interior 1. University of Porto This university is a public research university located in porto established in 1911 and it is the second largest portuguese university. Earlier the university was primarily based on higher education and the name of the institution was Polytechnic Academy. The establishment of the university was after the proclamation of the Portuguese republic and the university has more than 100 years of experience. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Integrated masters programmes 2. University of Lisbon This is a public research university located in Lisbon where it was established in 1911 and it is the largest university in portugal. The current university was formed by the merging of two former public universities; the merging process started in 2011 and came officially in 2012. The motto of the university is “To the Light” and the university is divided into 18 schools and six specialized research areas. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Integrated masters programmes 3. University of Aveiro This university is a public research university located in Aveiro established in 1973 and the university was founded for providing polytechnic education in Aveiro. It is a public research university mainly focused on robotics, bioinformatics, sea sciences, materials and the main campus is located in the city. The motto of the university is “Thinking, making, doing” and the university was founded by an announcement in a meeting conducted in the Museum of Aveiro. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Integrated masters programmes 4. University of Coimbra This university is a public research university located in Coimbra, Portugal, it was first established in Lisbon in 1290 but the university was relocated to Coimbra in 1537. It is one of the oldest universities in the world still in operation and the oldest university in Portugal. Based on the architecture and the historical traditions this university has been declared as a World heritage site by UNESCO in 2013. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Non degree courses 5. New University of Lisbon (NOVA) It is also known as NOVA, established in 1973 as a public research university in Lisbon. It is the newest public university in Lisbon and it was established in the demand for higher education in Lisbon and its metropolitan areas. Earlier the institution was only focused on graduate programs but later in 1977 the university expanded the teaching and research courses. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters and integrated masters courses Doctoral programmes Non degree courses and specialization courses 6. University of Minho This university was established in 1973 based in Minho as a public research university in Portugal and the university is divided into 4 campuses. The formation of the university was to provide education in the region of Minho where that place is significant for economic activity and for the youth population. The motto of the university is “Examining things in themselves: this is the true way of knowing”. The university is also famous for the number of the citations of its published papers. Courses offered: Bachelor’s degree Masters degree Integrated masters degree PhD degree 7. ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon It is a public tertiary educational institution located in Lisbon which was founded in 1972, starting with three degree programmes and 296 students in portugal. Formally the university was called Higher Institute of Business and Labour Sciences and became a university status in 2009. In 2019 the university adopted a new visual branding with a new logo and graphic norms and got the name changed to ISCTE. When the university celebrated 50 years , it opened a new branch in Sintra with eight degrees. Courses offered: Bachelor’s degree Masters degree PhD degree Post-grad and executive masters degrees Short term programmes 8. Catholic University of Portugal This university is a concordat university located in Lisbon which was established in 1967 and it is also known as Católica or UCP. It has four campuses in Lisbon, Braga, Porto and Viseu and it also has one branch in Macau, China called University of Saint Joseph. The motto of the university is “The Value of Values” and this university has been ranked as the best Portuguese university. Courses offered: Bachelor’s degree Masters degree PhD degree 9. University of Algarve It is a public higher education institution located in the southern part of Portugal which was established in 1979. The university’s main campus is located in the capital city of Algarve, Faro and the other campus is located in Portimao. This university is the only university created by the law from parliament and the university opened the medical school in 2009 Courses offered: Bachelor’s degree Masters degree PhD degree Higher professional technical courses Open courses 10. University of Beira Interior (UBI) UBI is a public research university located in Covilha, Portugal which was established in 1979. This institution was the first higher education institution which was established by the government as a polytechnical institute in Covilha. The institution was promoted to higher educational institution level by the government in 1979 and in 1986 the university got full university status. UBI is one the youngest public universities in portugal and it has been ranked best universities by the world ranking. Courses offered: Bachelor’s degree Masters degree PhD degree Non degree courses

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QS World University Rankings 2021 – Top Universities in Austria Rank University 1 University of Vienna 2 TU Wien 3 University of Innsbruck 4 Graz University of Technology 5 Johannes Kepler University Linz 6 University of Klagenfurt 7 University of Graz 8 University of Salzburg 9 Medical University of Graz 10 Medical University of Innsbruck 1. University of Vienna This university is a public research university located in Vienna, Austria and was established in 1365 founded by Duke Rudolph IV. It is the oldest university in the German speaking world and the largest higher education institution in Europe. This university is the third oldest in the central Europe and it has more than 60 campuses throughout Vienna. This university has a feature of democratic representation that means the power of the university divided into three groups consists of students, junior faculty and full professors. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses PhD programmes Teacher education programmes Continuing education 2. TU Wien This university is also known as Vienna University of technology and it is a public research university in vienna, Austria established in 1815. The motto of the university is “Technology for people” and the university mainly focuses on the teaching and research in engineering, computer science, and natural sciences courses. This university library has six floors and it has open access areas and reading rooms with more than 700 study desks. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 3. University of Innsbruck This university is a public research university in Innsbruck which is the capital city of Austria and was established in 1669. It is the third largest university in Austria and in the Austrian Bundesland of Tirol this university is the largest education institution. In mountain research this university has been ranked third worldwide. This university currently offers studies in entrepreneurship, computer science and scientific computing. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Continuing education 4. Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) TU Graz is a public research university located in Styria, Austria founded in 1811 and it is the oldest university in Austria for science and technology research and educational institutes. The motto of the university is “Science – Passion – Technology”. The university has three campuses among which two are located in the centre of Graz and one is in the southeast of the city. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Continuing education 5. Johannes Kepler University Linz This university is a public research university located in Linz, Austria and was established in 1966. This university was the first university in Austria to introduce electronic student ID in 1998. It offers degrees mainly in business, engineering, law, science, social sciences and medicine. The university was established as a college of social sciences, economics and business in 1966 and got university status in 1975 Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Diploma program 6. University of Klagenfurt This university is a federal austrian research university in the state of carinthia established in 1970. It is the largest research educational institution in Austria and the main campus is in Klagenfurt. The university was established originally in 1933 but relaunched in 1970 with the motto of “Through hardships to the stars”. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 7. University of Graz University of Graz is a public research university located in Graz, Austria established in 1585. It is the second largest and oldest university in Austria and largest and oldest university in Styria. The university was founded by Archduke in 1585 and the university was controlled by the Catholic church. The university is divided into six faculties and two among that are largest and which are faculty of arts and humanities and faculty of natural science. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes 8. University of Salzburg This university is the public research university in Salzburg, Austria which was established in 1622. It was closed in 1810 and re-established in 1962 and this university is also known as Paris Lodron University of Salzburg(PLUS). During the closure the divinity and philosophy department was replaced and it converted again to the university in 1850. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Diploma courses 9. Medical University of Graz This university is a public research medical university established in 2004 which was a part of the Karl-Franzens University of Graz as a medical faculty since 1863. The motto of the university is “Pioneering Minds – Research and Education for Patients’ Health and Well-being”. During 1912 this university hospital was the largest hospital in Europe. The first university in Austria to have a White Coat Ceremony for its third-year students was the Medical University of Graz. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes Professional development programmes Extension programmes 10. Medical University of Innsbruck This is a public university established in 2004 in Innsbruck, Austria and it was part of the University of Innsbruck which is the one of the four historical universities in Austria and this university became an independent university in 2004. Therefore this university is the youngest university for research with historical tradition. The main objective of the university is to provide high quality education and research in the field of medicine. Courses offered: Bachelors courses Masters courses Doctoral programmes

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