Study in Europe

Czechia is a useful additional destination to explore alongside Lithuania, Poland and Germany. Choose the teaching language and programme before comparing costs.

Estonia offers international degree and research routes, but Belarusian applicants should check individual eligibility before paying application fees. TalTech’s 2026/27 rules link admission to the ability to obtain the required study permission or an adequate existing legal basis to stay. Ask the university to assess your situation first.

Germany offers several university and doctoral routes. The first practical question is who receives your application and assesses your previous qualification.

Italy offers university study and doctoral research, with regional and institutional funding worth exploring. Keep university admission, Universitaly pre-enrolment and the visa process distinct. For financial support, prepare to clarify how the relevant regional body assesses your family income and documents from abroad.

Austria offers university, applied-sciences and doctoral routes. Start by choosing the teaching language and institution, then ask how your previous qualification will be assessed. For Belarusian applicants, tuition exemptions, scholarship eligibility and residence requirements need separate checks before committing to a programme.

Belgium needs two starting points: Study in Flanders and the French-speaking Wallonia-Brussels portal. Choose the education community and teaching language first. Admission, tuition and scholarship rules vary, so compare institutions within the correct system rather than using one national fee or deadline.

This guide concerns higher education in the Republic of Cyprus. Compare public and private institutions, confirm the language of your exact programme and request non-EU fee information. For Belarusian applicants, programme admission, scholarship eligibility and immigration approval require separate checks.

Czechia is a useful additional destination to explore alongside Lithuania, Poland and Germany. Choose the teaching language and programme before comparing costs.

Austria offers university, applied-sciences and doctoral routes. Start by choosing the teaching language and institution, then ask how your previous qualification will be assessed. For Belarusian applicants, tuition exemptions, scholarship eligibility and residence requirements need separate checks before committing to a programme.

Belgium needs two starting points: Study in Flanders and the French-speaking Wallonia-Brussels portal. Choose the education community and teaching language first. Admission, tuition and scholarship rules vary, so compare institutions within the correct system rather than using one national fee or deadline.

Denmark offers academic and professionally oriented study routes. Compare the programme’s teaching language, non-EU tuition and approval status before applying. For Belarusian applicants, a study offer, funding and permission to live in Denmark are separate matters; check all three before paying a deposit.

Finland offers English-taught degree programmes and university research routes. Non-EU tuition and living expenses need separate planning: a tuition scholarship may leave your living costs unfunded. Doctoral study has no tuition fees, but admission does not automatically include a salary or grant.

Czechia is a useful additional destination to explore alongside Lithuania, Poland and Germany. Choose the teaching language and programme before comparing costs.

Estonia offers international degree and research routes, but Belarusian applicants should check individual eligibility before paying application fees. TalTech’s 2026/27 rules link admission to the ability to obtain the required study permission or an adequate existing legal basis to stay. Ask the university to assess your situation first.

Germany offers several university and doctoral routes. The first practical question is who receives your application and assesses your previous qualification.

Italy offers university study and doctoral research, with regional and institutional funding worth exploring. Keep university admission, Universitaly pre-enrolment and the visa process distinct. For financial support, prepare to clarify how the relevant regional body assesses your family income and documents from abroad.