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Basic Information about Cyprus
 Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean after Sicily and Sardinia. It is
at the crossroads between Europe, Asia and Africa, and one of its roles is to build
bridges between these continents.
 The island’s main economic activities are banking, tourism, craft exports and
merchant shipping. Over the years, the economy has gradually developed into a
modern one with dynamic services, industrial and agricultural sectors, and an
advanced physical and social infrastructure.
 The capital of Cyprus is Nicosia (Lefkosia). The official languages of the Republic of
Cyprus are Greek and Turkish. English is widely spoken.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/cyprus/

Study in Denmark
 Denmark is one of the emerging educational hubs in Europe because of its high
academic standards and modern teaching methodology for many international
students.
 The modern social welfare state with its good research based learning atmosphere,
interdisciplinary studies and project-based activities along with clean and safe
environment and attractive business atmosphere made it more popular destination
among international student.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/denmark/

Study in France
 Taught Courses in English Language – institutions provide Bachelors and Master
courses in English. They are very highly recognized courses all over the world.
 French universities and business organizations are in close collaboration – French
businesses participate in the development of university curricula, more and more majors
are added in accordance to business practice.
 French doors open to foreign students of higher education – France has become the
world’s third largest host country students, after the United States and the United
Kingdom.
 French higher education more accessible – French university registration fees are very
reasonable. In addition, the French government University scholarship recipients may be
exempt from registration fees.
 Foreign students enjoy the same rights as French students – Foreign students can
enjoy housing subsidies, social insurance, and the University catering, public transport,
cinemas, theaters and other discounts. In no more than 60% of annual working time
under the conditions of free to paid work.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/france/

Study in Germany
A World Class Degree
 The quality of higher education in Germany is among the best in the world
Variety of Education Facilities
 The higher education system in Germany offers something for all students. Germany has
approximately 450 universities accredited by the state and there are 17,500 programs for
degrees in the country.
Low Tuition Fees
 In most cases, the German universities do not charge any tuition fees. Even if they do,
the fees tend to be quite low. The German government provides considerable funding to
the universities.
Numerous Scholarship Programs
 International students with excellent academic records can apply for a variety of
scholarship programs to finance their studies in Germany.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/germany/

Study in Ireland
 Thirdwave Overseas Education provides expert guidance on Universities, Courses ,
Admission for the students to study in Ireland.
 Ireland offers one of the best education systems in the world for higher education
achievements. 35,000 international students from 161 countries enjoying Ireland’s
vibrant culture.
 Experience living in one of the friendliest and safest countries in the world.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/ireland/

Study in Italy
 Italian culture is deeply rooted in ancient civilizations which flourished on the
peninsula for over a millennium and left their imprint all over the country in arts,
legal system and traditions.
 Thanks to its traditions and innovations, Italy became the cradle of visual arts,
music, poetry, literature and played and continues to play an influential role in
Europe’s culture and society as a whole.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/italy/

Study in Latvia
 Tuition fees and living costs are generally lower than the costs in most “Western
Countries”.
 Universities are well known for producing high quality IT and engineering graduates.
 EU membership means that a degree from Latvia is equivalent to other EU countries,
making it easier to get credentials recognized.
 Quality education at international standards in English.
 Internationally recognized undergraduate and graduate programs.
 Internationally recognized undergraduate and graduate programs.
 Education in line with the American Credit System
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/latvia/

Study in Lithuania
 First rate education offered.
 Most bilingual and educated nations in Europe.
 Provides Schengen visa with access to more than 25 countries of Europe.
 Relatively low tuition fees when compared to most European countries.
 Relatively low cost of living when compared to most European countries.
 Highly subsidized accommodation for international students.
 Lithuanian qualifications are most sought after the world over.
 Superb academic and research facilities offered.
 Offers a conducive and safe environment for International students.
 Strong economy with booming sectors
 Ranks high in Human development index.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/lithuania/

Study in Netherlands
 The Netherlands lies at the point where the German, British and French cultures
meet.
 It is bound by the North Sea to the north and west, Germany to the east and Belgium
to the south.
 The inland area is below sea level in some places, protected by coastal dunes and
dykes.
 The capital of the country is Amsterdam, but The Hague is the seat of the Queen,
Government and Parliament.
 The country has a population of 16.3 million. The official language is Dutch, while
English is also widely understood and spoken.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/netherlands/

Study in Poland
 High-Quality Education: The Polish higher education system is monitored and
regularly assessed by the government. There are about 5000 courses available in
the Poland universities out of which you can select one that suite your academic
portfolio.
 Reasonable Education Fees: Studying in Poland is cheaper compared to other parts
of Europe such as France, Germany, the UK or Scandinavia. You can save a good
amount of money by studying at the Universities of Poland.
 Better Job Opportunities: You can also work on the campus and earn a little pocket
money. It is important for you to understand the policies of student visa of Poland.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/poland/

Study in Spain
 Spain is situated on the Iberian Peninsula in South-West Europe.
 Spanish territory also includes the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean, the Canary
Islands in the Atlantic Ocean off the African coast, and two autonomous cities in
North Africa that border Morocco (Ceuta and Melilla).
 Spain is the second largest country in Western Europe and is one of the main tourist
destinations worldwide.
 It has a population of 45 million people.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/spain/

Study in Sweden
 Sweden is a European country located on the east side of the Scandinavian
Peninsula in North Europe.
 The population is nine million inhabitants, of which almost two million live in and
around the capital, Stockholm.
 For a sparsely populated country in the far north of Europe, Sweden has done
remarkably well in establishing and maintaining an outstanding reputation abroad,
based on many and varied commercial, technological, cultural and political
achievements.
 Despite its natural riches, Sweden is a country built on people. Today, knowledge is
Sweden’s prime asset, with education kept in the public domain and developed to a
standard that ranks consistently among the highest in OECD statistics.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/sweden/

Study in Switzerland
 The Higher Education System - Switzerland offers a very dynamic, conducive and
competitive education and research landscape, as testified by 27 Nobel Prize
winners from 1901 to 2002.
 The Master degree - The prerequisite for access to a master degree is a successfully
completed Bachelor’s programme. It takes in general 2 years (sometimes 1,5 years)
and comprises 120 Credits ECTS.
 Scholarships - The Swiss Government offers scholarships to foreign students and
artists on the basis of reciprocity or within the framework of a scholarship pool to
several countries.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/switzerland/

Study in Australia
 Australia, officially the Commonwealth of Australia, is a country comprising the
mainland of the Australian continent, the island of Tasmania and numerous smaller
islands.
 It is the world’s sixth-largest country by total area.Neighbouring countries include
Indonesia, East Timorand Papua New Guinea to the north; the Solomon Islands,
Vanuatu and New Caledonia to the north-east; and New Zealand to the south-east.
 A highly developed country and one of the wealthiest, Australia is the world’s 12th-
largest economy and has the world’s fifth-highest per capita income.
 Australia’s military expenditure is the world’s 13th-largest.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/australia/

Study in the UK
 UK is a hub of cultural diversity. In a single word, the world’s best choice of quality
education, which is a dream for almost all students who want to build up an
outstanding career.
 United Kingdom has got some of the top universities in the world like: University of
Cambridge, University of Oxford, Imperial College London and University College
London are ranked in the global top 10.
 Thousands of students reach UK to pursue their career as this is one of the best
locations to establish one’s career.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/uk/

Study in Singapore
 Singapore, officially the Republic of Singapore, is a Southeast Asian island city-state
off the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, 137 kilometres (85 mi) north of the
equator.
 An island country made up of 63 islands, it is separated from Malaysia by the Straits
of Johor to its north and fromIndonesia’s Riau Islands by the Singapore Strait to its
south.
 The country is highly urbanised with very little primary rainforest remaining, although
more land is being created for development through land reclamation.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/singapore/

Study in New Zealand
 Thirdwave Overseas Education Provides Expert Euidance On Universities, Courses,
Admission for the Students to Study in New Zealand.
 New Zealand offers a world-class education in a postcard-perfect environment. New
Zealand has an excellent, centrally managed quality assurance system.
 The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) requires that institutions are
registered to enroll international students and ensures compliance with
qualifications standards.
 Five New Zealand universities were ranked in the top 400 universities in the world by
the 2013-2014 Times Higher Education World University Rankings.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/new-zealand/

Study in Canada
 Thirdwave Overseas Education provides Expert Guidance On Universities, Courses ,
Admission for the Students to Study in Canada.
 With affordable tuition fees, quality institutions, post-study work and immigration
options and welcoming people, it’s no surprise that Canada is quickly becoming a
leading destination for international students.
 Canada hosts more than 250,000 international students and has experienced a
huge increase in demand from overseas students in recent years.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/canada/

Study in Austria
 Located in southern Central Europe, Austria is a beautiful country with beautiful and
impressive Alps, pastoral landscapes, and enriched culture and arts.
 Austria is home to over 8 million people and shares its borders with both Germany
and the Czech Republic to the north, Slovakia and Hungary to the east, Slovenia and
Italy to the south, and Switzerland and Liechtenstein to the west.
 The official language of Austria is German. Austria’s past as a European power and
its cultural environment have generated a broad contribution to various forms of art,
most notably among them music.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/austria/

Study in Bulgaria
 The Republic of Bulgaria is situated in the north-eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula
in Southeast Europe.
 In the north, the country borders Romania, in the south, it shares a border with the
Turkish Republic and the Greek Republic, in the west, its neighbours are Serbia and
Macedonia, and in the east, it looks on to the Black Sea.
 Bulgaria has a population of around 9 million. Its capital city is Sofia. Bulgarian is
the official language.
 The higher education system in Bulgaria was changed in 1995 following the passage
of the Higher Education Law. Under this law, universities, specialised institutions and
colleges are all considered part of the higher education system.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/bulgaria/

Study in Czech Republic
 The Czech Republic is situated in Central Europe.The Czech Republic can be rightly
called the crossroads of European civilizations.
 Due to its position in the heart of central Europe it boats a unique natural and
cultural wealth.
 The country is surrounded by extensive mountain ranges which form most of its
borderlines. Twelve important historical sights feature on the UNESCO World
Cultural Heritage List.
 The country is historically divided into three regions: Bohemia, Moravia and part of
Silesia. The Czech Republic shares borders with Poland in the north, Austria in the
south, Germany in the west, and Slovakia in the east.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/czech-republic/

Study in Estonia
 Estonia is the smallest of the three Baltic Countries.
 Situated on the north eastern coast of the Baltic Sea, Estonia borders with Latvia in
the south and with the Russian Federation in the east and has strong cultural and
linguistic ties with Finland.
 The capital of the country is Tallinn and is only about 85 km south of Helsinki, the
capital of Finland.
 Sweden is Estonia’s nearest western neighbour across the Baltic Sea. The country
has a population of about 1.4 million people.
 In Estonia, the higher education system consists of two branches – an academic
branch and a professional higher education. Thus, one can choose between the two
types of institutions – universities and professional higher education institutions.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/estonia/

Study in Greece
 Greece is situated on the southern tip of the Balkan Peninsula in South East Europe;
its territory also includes several hundred islands in the Ionian and Aegean Seas.
 Around 20% of the total land area is comprised of islands. Mountains and hills
dominate the landscape accounting for nearly 80% of the total land area.
 The capital of the country is Athens. Greece has a population of 10.7 million.
 The official language is Greek with 98% of the population speaking it, although
English and French are also widely understood.
 Greece has 18 university institutions (AEI) and 14 institutions of technological
education (TEI). Technological Educational Institutions (TEI) form part of the higher
education system just as the universities, but belong to the non-university sector.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/greece/

Study in Hungary
 Hungary is a landlocked country located at the heart of Europe.
 Situated in Central Europe, Hungary has always been a meeting-point of European
cultures. Its capital, Budapest, is a metropolitan with 2 million inhabitants and is
seen by many as one of the most beautiful European cities.
 The country’s climate is continental and is protected from excessive climatic
changes and natural catastrophes.
 With a population of around 10 million, Hungarian culture is unmistakable, as it
combines West-European style with East-European spice.
 Hungarian is the country’s official language, although English and German are taught
in schools as secondary languages.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/hungary/

Study in Malta
 The Maltese archipelago basically consists of three islands: Comino, Gozo and
Malta. Located in the Mediterranean Sea, just 93 km south of Sicily, the archipelago
covers a total surface area of 316 sq. km with a population of 0.4 million.
 The largest island of the group is Malta, from which the archipelago takes its name.
Valletta, the capital, is the cultural, administrative and commercial centre of the
archipelago.
 The official languages are Maltese and English, but Maltese is described in the
Constitution of Malta as the national language.
 Higher education is mainly provided by the University of Malta.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/malta/

Study in Norway
 Norway is the northernmost country of Europe and part of Scandinavia. It is a
constitutional monarchy famous for its natural beauty, the midnight sun and
northern lights.
 Traditionally, Norway has been known for its maritime and offshore industries, but
heavy investments in ICT and technology have resulted in a diverse and innovative
economy.
 Norway can offer a vast range of experiences and activities for everyone. In the
summer, students may enjoy sailing in the fjords and hiking in beautiful forests and
mountains.
 It is also the peak season for music festivals which attract many world-class
performers. In the winter, the snowy landscape provides heaps of opportunities for
people with all sets of risk appetite.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/norway/

Study in Romania
 Romania lies in the Eastern wing of the European Union. With a population of 21
million, it is one of the medium-sized countries of Europe.
 Romania borders Hungary, Ukraine, the Republic of Moldova, Bulgaria, Serbia, is
placed on the lower Danube and shares part of the Black Sea coast.
 The capital is Bucharest, which has a population of over 2 million inhabitants. The
official language is Romanian but Media is publishing also in Hungarian, German,
and English.
 The Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through the Division of Cultural,
Educational and Scientific Relations, cooperates with MECTS to facilitate educational
exchanges and ensure foreign citizens the possibility to study in Romania.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/romania/

Study in Ukraine
 Ukraine is the largest country in Europe among those with entire boundaries within
the European continent.
 The total area of Ukraine is about 603,700 sq. km. It extends 1316 km from west to
east, and 893 km north to south. The climate of Ukraine is mostly temperate
continental.
 A subtropical Mediterranean climate is prevalent on the southern portions of the
Crimean Peninsula.
 In Ukraine, as in other developed countries, higher education is considered to be
one of the main human values. Ukraine has inherited from the past a well-developed
and multifunctional system of higher education.
 The higher education consist of higher educational establishments, scientific and
methodological facilities under federal and municipal governments and self-
governing bodies in charge of education.
https://www.thirdwave.org.in/study/ukraine/

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