Studying Abroad

Why Go?

A Generally Rewarding Experience

Often seen as a mix between expatriation and an extended holiday in another country, studying abroad is now attracting more and more young people ready to leave for a few months or a school year. And while the courses offered aren’t always the most effective or the curriculum always leads to a recognised diploma, the experience is still rewarding for most people.

A minimum of motivation—and especially a personal project (if only to improve your language skills)—seems to be the basic requirement for studying abroad under good conditions.

Choices

For you to expand: Choosing your destination and school/university, as well as the length of your stay and the organisation (Erasmus or others) you’ll join, are among the first decisions to make before leaving.

Budget and Entry Requirements

For you to expand: What are the necessary entry requirements, registration procedures, and possible funding options for studying abroad?

On the Ground

For you to expand: Accommodation, money, part-time jobs, and other tips for managing student life once you’re there.