Find study programmes in Europe

Use national study portals to discover options, then use the university website to make the application decision.

Search from your needs

Begin with degree level, subject and teaching language. Search both the exact subject and related terms: a public-policy interest might appear under governance, public administration or European studies. Keep the programme title as the university writes it so you can find the correct intake later.

Check the programme itself

Read compulsory modules, prerequisites and the award on graduation. Distinguish a full degree from an exchange semester, summer school, certificate or continuing-education course. These routes can serve different goals and may have different eligibility and funding.

Move from discovery to confirmation

Follow the official programme link and record the intake year. Look for a page specifically for international applicants and check whether nationality, country of previous education or current residence changes the process. Do not assume an English-language website means the teaching is in English.

Keep an option only when you can identify a provider, qualification and admissions contact. If a catalogue entry and a university page disagree, ask the university before spending money. Save the response with the programme record.

Your checklist

• Degree or non-degree route confirmed
• Programme page and intake year saved
• Prerequisites compared with your background
• Admissions contact identified