STUDY IN EUROPE

International Work Experience in Europe : Which Countries Lead and Why?
International work experience is increasingly seen as an important part of education and career preparation for students and graduates across Europe. About 16.7 % of job seekers in the European Single Market reported having work experience in a country other than their home nation, a much higher rate than in the United States, where only about 5 % are internationally mobile. This trend reflects how mobility policies in Europe and cross-border opportunities help young people — including university students, recent…
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How Japan and India will Shape the Next Decade’s Workforce
Japan’s ageing population and shrinking workforce are creating a strong need for skilled graduates, researchers, and trained professionals, making higher education a key part of its future plans. India, with its large and young student population, is becoming an important partner in this shift. Universities in both countries are expected to play a central role by expanding academic collaboration, student mobility, and joint research programmes. For Indian students, this opens more opportunities to study in Japan, gain international exposure, and…
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Germany allows visa-free transit for Indians; PM Modi invites German universities to set up in India
Germany has introduced a visa-free transit facility for travellers passing through its airports, meaning that citizens of other countries no longer need a separate transit visa when connecting through Germany. This change is aimed at making travel easier and saving time and paperwork for international passengers. It was announced during high-level talks between leaders of both countries, highlighting growing cooperation on mobility and people-to-people connections.At the same event, leaders also outlined a new roadmap for cooperation in higher education, where…
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Indian and US students drive record international enrolments in Ireland
Ireland has seen a record rise in international student enrolments in recent years, with total numbers reaching about 44,500 in the 2024–25 academic year — the highest ever and up more than 10% from the year before. This marks the fourth straight year of growth in numbers coming from outside the country, showing that more and more students are choosing Ireland for higher education. In the latest data, international students made up a growing share of all enrolled students, and…
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Greece poised for international student boom after TNE law change
Greece is ramping up its internationalisation efforts following a legal change allowing private overseas universities to open up branch campuses in the country.Greece is currently home to some 24 public universities, 16 polytechnic and specialised institutions and growing interest from the private sector.“The presence of new private and branch campus actors is also expected to ease capacity pressures on metropolitan universities and stimulate specialisation in high-demand fields such as tourism management, data analytics, and renewable-energy technology,” the report said. It…
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