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Chelsea Harper
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Most of the European countries have the best universities to study finance and offer best education too.
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com
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Riga Technical University (RTU) takes an active part in the EU youth exchange program Erasmus and has links involving over 300 institutions across Europe and beyond. Note: You can only participate in an Erasmus exchange, if your home institutions has a bilateral agreement with Riga Technical University. Good luck.
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Shwetha Fernandes
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GRE is usually required by top ranked public university in Canada. It is also true that lower ranked universities might not ask for GRE or even if they do, they usually waive it. Colleges like George Brown College, Seneca- Toronto do not ask for GRE.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Rohith,
Some of the top ones are:
Ecole Central de Nantes
L'cole de Design Nantes Atlantique
University Jean Monnet (Saint-tienne)
State School of Design
Paris-Saclay University
Yes, France is a good place however always check the career opportunities on the immigration website. Also check the university websites for availability of the exact programme you want to do.
Some of the top ones are:
Ecole Central de Nantes
L'cole de Design Nantes Atlantique
University Jean Monnet (Saint-tienne)
State School of Design
Paris-Saclay University
Yes, France is a good place however always check the career opportunities on the immigration website. Also check the university websites for availability of the exact programme you want to do.
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Shwetha Fernandes
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All three countries has best universities. It really depends on you where you would really want to go. You can make your decision keeping the climate conditions in mind. Germany has universities that mostly attracts engineering students. Nevertheless it is always good to have a professional view on the matter. To get one such view and help, you can check with shelldreamsoverseas website.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Alisha,
Of the countries, you mentioned Ireland will be a better BET since the country has good scope and very competitive.
Of the countries, you mentioned Ireland will be a better BET since the country has good scope and very competitive.
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Vidhushi Sabharwal
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Hi, first option is to simply check the university website and ask them directly about financial aid option. Second is to check with Campus France, you can check here
http://www.index.campusfrance.org/en/page/french-government-scholarships
Browse through similar options on the NET.
http://www.index.campusfrance.org/en/page/french-government-scholarships
Browse through similar options on the NET.
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Moin NargundAspiring Student
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All holders of a Masters degree (orDiplme d'Ingnieur) are eligible to apply for admission onto a doctoral degree, although each university is free to set its own criteria and make assessments on an individual basis. The national closing date for application in public universities for all candidates (this may be different in theGrandes Ecolesand other private institutions) is January 31st. You do not need to have completed your Masters degree at the point of application but if you do not have your Masters already, you will need to be studying for one at that point. To apply for a Ph.D. you will have to contact a doctoral school (or a su
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Chetna S
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Hi, Your grades are good enough. If you manage to get a very good GMAT score, you should try applying to the top business schools in these countries. You may refer to any ranking leagues and find the university ranks and top ones. The National University of Singapore, University of Melbourne, HEC Paris, INSEAD, Kellogg Business School, Chicago Booth are some of the recommendations. Remember though your overall application package has to be outstanding and don't just rely on your grades to sail you through.
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Dinesh Kristi
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Hi Rahis Khan, It is partially true for some universities in Germany. Most of the public universities and undergraduate courses in Germany are free of cost and equally very competitive to secure admission. This is not true in case of France, they may offer free education to its domestic students but not to international students. Overall, its not too highly priced. France has some very world-renowned schools for hotel management as compared to Germany like the ESH Paris Hotel School, International Hospitality Management School Vatel, etc. In Germany, you can see SRH Hotel-Akademie, Dresden.
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