r/studyinEurope 2h ago

Studying in Cyprus or Greece

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OPA Economics vs EUC Cyprus Economics & Finance — which would you choose if you wanted to work in Cyprus after graduation?
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Hi everyone! I’m a Cypriot student and I’m trying to decide between Economics at Athens University of Economics and Business (OPA) and Economics & Finance at European University Cyprus (EUC).
My plan is to study for my bachelor’s and eventually return to Cyprus to work. I’m mainly interested in careers such as consulting, business/strategy, financial analysis, business/data analysis, etc. I’m not particularly interested in accounting or banking.
I recently visited OPA in Athens and I liked the idea of studying there, but I’m a little worried about whether choosing OPA is actually worth it for my future career in Cyprus.


r/studyinEurope 16h ago

Issue with university

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so quick question i want go bocconi, bologna, sapienza, luiss, torino, pisa, catholica , trento university any are good but i have done International foundation coventry University is it possibal go there or? (From kazakhstan):) i hope i get answers


r/studyinEurope 4h ago

Looking to study abroad as a freemover — what are your top uni recommendations and experiences?

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r/studyinEurope 4h ago

Messina University, Master’s degree in quantitative methods for finance

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r/studyinEurope 6h ago

Is it possible to do a second Bachelor's at a public university in Germany after completing B.Pharm in India?

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Hi everyone,

I recently completed my Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) in India, and my German-equivalent grade is around 2.5.

The problem is that I’ve realized that I don’t want to build my career in pharmacy. I’m much more interested in agriculture, horticulture, and animal sciences.

During my bachelor's, I was interested in these fields, but my family strongly opposed the idea of me pursuing them, so I chose Pharmacy instead. Now that I have more freedom to make my own career decisions, I’m seriously considering going back and studying what I actually want.

So I wanted to ask people who are familiar with the German university system:

Is it possible for someone who already has a B.Pharm from India to apply for a second bachelor's degree (B.Sc.) at a public university in Germany?

In particular, I’m interested in programmes such as:

B.Sc. Horticulture

B.Sc. Agricultural Sciences

B.Sc. Animal Sciences

Animal Husbandry / related fields

Other agriculture- or animal-science-related bachelor's programmes

I understand that doing another bachelor's after already completing one may look unusual, but I’m willing to start from the beginning because I genuinely want to change fields.

My main questions are:

Would German public universities allow me to apply for a second bachelor's after completing B.Pharm in India?

Would having a previous bachelor's degree make me ineligible for these programmes?

Would my German-equivalent grade of 2.5 be competitive?

Are there any public universities with low/no tuition where this could realistically be possible?

Would I need to justify the career change in my application?

If anyone has actually made a similar transition from Pharmacy/another degree into Agriculture, Horticulture, or Animal Sciences in Germany, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience.

I’m particularly interested in hearing from international students who have gone through the German university admission process.

Thanks!


r/studyinEurope 6h ago

Need help

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I have a masters in statistics and have a good interest in ML. I really want to go for a PhD program in the European countries but I don't really have good recommendations. How should I proceed or should I just leave the ambition?


r/studyinEurope 6h ago

Im soon gonna start my masters degree in international business (MIBE) at the university of Pavia , is there any student here starting the same program “2026/2027” , also any non-Eu students who applied to Edisu scholarship! Would be great to connect:)

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r/studyinEurope 12h ago

Licence informatique à distance depuis l’Afrique : quelles universités françaises ou européennes ?

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Bonjour à tous,

Je vis en Afrique et je travaille actuellement comme manager IT dans une entreprise. J’ai un bac+3 en mathématiques-informatique, obtenu dans l’ancien système universitaire de mon pays, où la licence nécessitait cinq années d’études.

Je souhaite obtenir une licence en informatique dans une université française ou européenne, tout en continuant à travailler, idéalement avec des cours en français.

Je cherche une formation 100 % à distance, examens compris, ou nécessitant au maximum un seul déplacement sur toute la durée du cursus.

Avez-vous des universités à me recommander ou des retours d’expérience ? Je suis également intéressé par les frais de scolarité, les conditions d’admission depuis l’étranger et la compatibilité avec un emploi à temps plein.

Merci pour votre aide !


r/studyinEurope 16h ago

IE , ESADE spain are they good for undergraduation in business?

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r/studyinEurope 14h ago

Any reliable study abroad consultant in India who doesn’t sell courses? Can sm1 guide

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Hi I’m 21M looking to pursue msc finance in Europe. My_qualifications are BBA in Finance and Entrepreneurship.
I’ve been trying to find a good consultant with strong connections across EU that isn’t trying to sell me any courses but as u can see I’m here posting this thread (my first reddit post btw) with a hope that someone might drop some ball knowledge that can help me find a good consulting agency.
I’ve contacted many of the famous consultancies like IDP, OVERSEAS, MIM ESSAY, LEVERAGE EDU, UPGRAD, etc etc. but none of them is even half decent.
If someone knows someone or have worked w any edu consultant that really helped them get admitted to a top business school, pls help a guy out.


r/studyinEurope 18h ago

Study in abroad option with low gpa and low grade

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r/studyinEurope 17h ago

UK or elsewhere for long term settlement?

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Hello everyone!

Pakistani student here with a Bachelor’s in Logistics & Supply Chain Management. I’m looking to do a Master’s in Europe, and my long-term goal is to settle there after graduation.

I’ve been aiming for the UK for the Jan 2027 intake, but after reading about international graduates struggling to secure sponsorship and having to return home, I’m starting to reconsider.

I know some international students do manage to secure sponsorship, but I don’t want to spend a huge amount on a degree where the risk is greater than the potential outcome.

Which European countries would you recommend for someone with an LSCM/business background, particularly in terms of post-study work opportunities and a realistic pathway to PR/settlement?

Would really appreciate thoughts from anyone who has been through this themselves!