Study in Europe

[carolLDickinson]

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[sekuvara22]

it is absoulutely fascinating



[mischaccc]

studing in the states is better than in europe. believe me.

[francescomi]

@mischaccc

probably yes but in usa it is too expensive

and i don't think this is democratic !

as in Usa poor young people cannot have the same quality of teach

and it mean less opportunity to change their status !

Ok exist scholarship but also that is just for a limitated elite of people

[amansawa]

It isn't where you study, it's how you study that's matter, so for most students, I think they should study in their own country. It's cheaper and they will be instructed by people that care about them and their contry as well. Don't let them take your money, put the money you spend over sea in your country educational system.

[jagda09]

Study in sweden:P Its completly free:)

[ShavenTroll]

to study in the UK is very expensive, but considering we have 4 of the best universities in the world, its probably worth it

[voraistos]

Go to the UK, see if university is anywhere near free. Still is cheaper than north america though.

[WhatWouldTheDudeDo]

as an european studying in europe for some time now, i say.... this is such a bullshit!!!!!

[sasaf]

lol i guess it's too hard for you?!

[kekkokekko89]

Europe is GREAT!!

[aviomaster]

Alex9322 --- haha aha aha aha aha ahahaha ,,, and USA shity propaganda talks about how  RUSSIA is racist ,,

[dacianr]

russia is the most racist country in the world...hopefully soon something will happen.

[charlessmyth]

The rationale for 'free' study is that a higher education is more likely to result in a high paying job, and the higher taxes contribute to the 'free' education system and the improvement of the economy. But the majority of higher paying jobs are not highly enough paid to meet expectations of graduates, which is why fees are important to encourage students into lines of higher education which are more rewarding than having graduates flipping burgers, etc.

[subwoofspeak]

exactly, some people come here and expect changes to suit their beliefs, culture and what nots, sheesh

[Alex9322]

What the hell is this propaganda video wants to do ? Attract more non-white immigrants ?

[dacianr]

if the white population is not able or does not want to perform well during the graduate studies time most probably they will take people from India and China..btw did you finish at least your high-school? you seem to be kind of stupid?

[LatestUFOSightings]

Okay, where in Europe can I study for free?

kthxbye

[EUrepublic]

Depends! First you have to be a EU citizens or permanent resident. You can then study for free in Norway, Sweden, and Germany as far as I know.

[triscfs]

In France as well.

[doofinovi]

And spain, austria, poland, or .... everywhere.

[hunghot]

Where can we verify this information you are sharing with us?

[BlauerBooo]

in Germany it depends on the next federal elections this year ^^

CDU is for a new fee, SPD wants studying to remain free.

[EUrepublic]

Germany is actually really great. For a German! The universities are free or you pay 250-500 euro tuition per year so that your money raising can focus on paying for the rent, food, electricty,.. Thats actually much better than in the United States. But you can get great support here, too. The federal student aid and grants can pay almost all of your costs! But, only if you are a US or permanent US citizen

[infovobis]

The life of students in Italy is awful...Only if you have a lot of money you can study at university...

[BasilTzzZ]

all i knoe is.. fuck education, my countries teachers are fuckin bitches, they cant teach well and edu sucks a lot.. so i guess U juz need 2 s2dy hard

[nobody8499]

ma che cazzo dici

[Bendjix]

There must be something wrong with thos video, there are no stories 8as promised in the text) and no links to get more info if interested. Please adjust this, the idea of this kind of promoting videos are good.

[numberonesurvivor75]

Down with the EU!

[ichtioz]

"This video tells the stories of six students from around the world (Canada, Nigeria, India, Mexico, China) who chose to study in Europe. Six stories, six unforgettable experiences... "

This video tells nothing as advertised in your description...pff

[matthewandrew]

sounds fun.

but not very practical for students like myself.

the cal state system will suffice for me.

maybe for my future children..

=D

[kunstinflammen]

I love the ERASMUS programme for EU students :D

[triscfs]

Every ERASMUS student loves ERASMUS ^^

It is just the greatest way to enjoy the studies.

[ReliableInsider]

Sounds cool. I wish I were a teenager. It's an exciting time to be young.

[scasey1960]

Great video.

[charlessmyth]

Whilst national languages are an intrinsic aspect of the EU cultural landscape, the EU does face an additonal challenge in comparison to its US university and/or college counterparts.

[lamnaa]

Not in Ireland or the UK.

[charlessmyth]

This is true for the UK and/or Ireland, and is also true for certain universities and/or courses in other EU member-states. That said, and risking undermining my original post :-), for foreign students who come from German, French, Portuguese or Spanish speaking countries, the issue of non-English is an immediate advantage, which would act as a counter to the US.

[ragman2008]

website please!