The excellence of higher education in Europe is recognized all over the world. If you get a degree in one of Europe’s famous universities, you will be in possession of a diploma that will be appreciated by your future employers.

The secret of the European higher education lays in its superb system. In Europe students can apply to a university right after high school – of course, provided they have the suitable knowledge to pass the entrance examination. Because of this, university students are educated in the field of their interest right from the beginning, unlike in the USA, where for example if you want to become a doctor, first you have to complete a Bachelor program, and only after that can you apply to a medical university.

The universities’ education is based on the Bologna Process, which means that the studies are divided into three parts, and students get a degree after the completion of each:

1. Bachelor – usually lasts for three years (6 semesters)
2. Master – usually lasts for two years (4 semesters)
3. Doctorate – usually lasts for three years (6 semesters)

Students can decide whether they want to complete all three programs, since even a Bachelor degree is recognized by employers, and not every job requires a Master or Doctorate diploma.

With the introduction of the Bologna Process in Europe, students’ opportunities have increased. On one hand, you can study basically wherever they want – for example, after you get a Bachelor degree in Hungary, you can go to England to complete your Master.

Europe welcomes everybody who wishes to study at one of its universities, and Avicenna is here to help you get started!

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