UK

The UK is home to a number of world's best universities and is stepping up its game to benefit international students once they are done with their graduation. On the other hand, Canada has lower overall living and study costs and has provided international students with flexible post-study work opportunities. 

The University of Hertfordshire doesn't specify any particular GPA for undergraduate Indian students. However, students are required to submit their high school transcripts, having attained a score of 60-70% in Standard XII. Although this requirement may also vary based on the choice of course. For Pre-masters, the requirements include completion of a Bachelor's degree with 40% or above, whereas for Postgraduate taught programs, the scores of the relevant subject area must be 55-65% or above. Students can refer to the official university website for more course-specific details.

The London Business School, University of Oxford (Saïd Business School), University of Cambridge (Judge Business School), Imperial College Business School, and Warwick Business School join the top contenders' list of the top MBA colleges in UK with placement.

Many universities in the UK are known for their excellent placement opportunities, such as Imperial College London, the University of Cambridge, and the University of Bath. All of these universities are known for their high graduate prospects along with providing specific career guidance and resources to students.

The degrees that remain in-demand the most in the UK and also provide high employability include (but are not limited to) Computer Science, Engineering, Healthcare (including Nursing and Medicine), and Business & Management. These fields constantly pose job growth and a need for skilled graduates in the same fields.

Post Brexit, the UK remains hand in hand with the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). Also because having co-founded the EHEA along with three other countries back in 1998: Germany, France and Italy the United Kingdom continues its partnership. Apart from UK, there are other countries like Ukraine, Russia, Vatican City, and Turkey are not a part of EHEA. 

The following universities in Europe are best for pursuing Economics courses for international students:

• London School of Economics and Political Sciences (LSE) 
• University of Oxford 
• University of Cambridge 
• University College London (UCL) 
• Bocconi University 
• University of Warwick 
• Tilburg University

Yes, in countries like Germany, Norway and Italy international students can study for free in Europe. The tuition-free universities are mostly public universities which offer free education to students. There is also another option, to study for free in Italy. Thus, international students must look out for such European universities where there is a good scholarship amount offered or where tuition fee waivers are offered specifically for international students.

Yes, definitely studying in Europe for international students is a good option. Higher education holds great value, education quality is very good, tuition fees are affordable and so are the living costs. Plus there are a great number of options to study in European countries, good post study work options and longer stay back periods too. Thus, this is definitely a good option to study in Europe as an international student. Applicants can also travel across Europe on a single visa called the Schengen visa.