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OVERVIEW:

It is the world’s second smallest continent with over 50 countries. It is bordered by the Arctic Ocean from the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, Black Sea to the east and The Mediterranean Sea to the south. The largest European country is Russia, and the smallest is Vatican City.

Every European country has its own culture and traditions, but they all have major features in common. European countries share a long history from the Renaissance period to the successive European empires and the implementations of new technologies over the last century.

Europe’s geographical structure varies from one place to another. Central Europe has many plateaus, river valleys and basins, while the southern regions are mountainous. Hilly and lowland plains spread from the northern regions to the east and west of Europe.

Europe’s global connections made it possible for the culture to grow, adapt and ultimately become very influential. It is a highly developed continent, owing its success to the native and multicultural community within the society.  In recent years there have been a large number of immigrants in Europe looking for better job prospects, standards of living and education facilities and institutes.

The main spoken languages in Europe are English, French, German, Italian, Russian and Spanish. Each country uses its own language or dialect as a primary mode of communication.

WHY STUDY IN EUROPE?

Europe is a popular choice for many overseas students pursuing higher studies because of its highly esteemed and notably recognized educational institutions. In addition to its varied climatic conditions, diverse culture warm friendly people and safe environment.

There are more than four thousand higher education institutions in Europe, from top-level research establishments to small, teaching-focused colleges. An increased number of International Students are now seeking a better higher education in Europe.