Doctoral scholarships available for neuroscience

10 funded positions are open at the Max Planck Institute for Brain Research in Germany

I have enjoyed nearly every day I spent in University in the last 3 years" - Q&A on studying in Utrecht

A German student currently completing her degree in veterinary medicine in Utrecht (the Netherlands), talks to us about her experience as an international student.

An Apple for the Teacher: Education for Teachers in Germany

A postgraduate degree in education is a must for anyone who wants to be considered for administrative or leadership positions within schools or educational consultancies. From collaborative programs with other European universities to degrees in science teaching, studying in Germany is a good option for all those pursuing this path.

Study in Germany: get a world-class education at low costs

Dreaming of an international education? With 40 universities ranked among the world's best, Germany offers excellent education at inexpensive costs. To find out more, read below.

Thinking of studying in Germany? All you need to know to get started, in one simple chart

Use this handy timeline to plan out the entire application process: choosing universities, working on your application, taking standardized tests, and preparing for your visa and travel.

7 Great European Scholarships for International Students

Thinking of studying in Europe but concerned about funding? BrainGain magazine brings you 7 scholarships which can help you realise your dream.

Non-EU students will now pay tuition fees at some German universities

The German state of Baden-Wurttemberg has announced that international students will pay tuition fees starting next year. Read more below.

Top 6 European Universities in 2022 (ranked by US News)

This list does not include UK universities.

Opportunity in Germany for young journalists

The European Youth Press covers your travel and accommodation, while you cover a global media event.

Scholarships available for masters in journalism in Europe

By the end of the two-year program, you would have lived in at least two European countries, and gained an international professional network