Study Abroad

Yes, many Belgian universities now take the Duolingo English Test. It is much more easy and cheap than IELTS. Schools like University of Antwerp or VUB often accept it, but always check their website first.

Yes, definitely. Many Master's degrees are taught 100% in English. People in big cities like Brussels speak English well. But, finding a part-time job is easier if you learn a bit of French or Dutch later.

Mostly no, you still pay tuition fees. But, public schools are way cheaper than USA. To get free education, you need a fully funded scholarship like Master Mind. These cover your fees and living money too.

EPFL Switzerland graduates are in very high demand to industries across Europe and globally. They find jobs in industries like Engineering, Business Development, Education, and Operations, among others.

Mentioned below is a breakdown of the top industries that employ the most number of EPFL graduates.

Source: Unofficial 

The co-op and internship courses at Sheridan College are the courses that links classroom learning with unpaid or paid employment. These courses at Sheridan College require 360 hours for the completion of a work term. Some of the co-op courses that are available at this college are Applied Data Analytics and Visualization, AI Development and Applications, Computer Systems Technology, Computer Systems Technician, Network Engineering Technology, etc.

Students can pay their tuition fees via bank transfer or wire transfer directly to the school's bank account. The other mode of payment can be online international money transfer services.

Students from outside Switzerland, currently living in the country have to pay an three times the base tuition fees. The fees for Indian students in Switzerland is CHF 2,190 or INR 2.52 Lakhs.

1 CHF = INR 115.36

Both EPFL and ETH Zurich have the same per semester tuition fees of CHF 2,190 or INR 2.52 Lakhs. Both these universities are operated directly by the Swiss government. The only difference comes in the cost of living.

The cost of living for Indian students at EPFL is CHF 2,393 or INR 2.75 L per month. The same at ETH Zurich is CHF 1,841 or INR 2.12 Lakhs.

So it can be said, ETH Zurich is slightly more affordable.

1 CHF = INR 115.32

Students with a degree from outside Switzerland have to pay application fee of around CHF 150 or INR 17.3 K. Students from Switzerland have to pay an application fee of around CHF 50 or INR 5.76 K.

Students who have completed their bachelor's from EPFL and are applying for a Master's don't have to pay an application fee.

1 CHF = INR 115.32

Once you have submitted the USyd application successfully, you may be asked to submit more documents or also be called for an interview. 

In any case, the applicants can see their application status by logging into the admission portal they used and going to 'My applications'. There may be a case as given below - 

• In progress would mean that the university has received the application and it will take some time to assess it.