1. Representing several universities from Europe
•UK
•The Netherlands
•Hungary
•Denmark
•Sweden
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2. Why study in Europe
 World-class higher education institutions
 Moderate and affordable tuition fee
 Offering high quality study programs in an
international environment
 A unique combination between modernity and a rich
historical heritage
 All programs are taught in English
 Chance to learn the 3rd language and see other
European countries
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3. Map of Europe
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4. We will assist you in:
 Application to the university
 Documents preparation
 Counseling
 Providing you some solutions for your higher
education
 Visa preparation
 Communicating with the university
 Finding accommodation
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5. Universities
UK The Netherlands Hungary Denmark Sweden
University of
Chester
Rotterdam Business
School
Pécs University Zealand Institute of
Business and Technology
(ZIBAT)
Jönköping
International
Business School
IHS Erasmus University
Rotterdam
Tilburg University
Fontys University of
Applied Sciences
NHTV Breda University
of Applied Sciences
The Hague University of
Applied Sciences
HAN University of
Applied Sciences
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6. About the University of Chester
 Established in 1839 , it is one of the oldest institutions in the UK.
 An institution with a national reputation for innovative, work based learning
and student employability.
 Seven Faculties with an eighth joining in September 2014
 Campus-based university, with main sites in Chester and Warrington.
 17,000 students from over 70 countries at the undergraduate, graduate and
doctoral level.
 Competitive tuition fees, bursaries and scholarships.
 Excellent international student support
 Safe, affordable institution in ideal location
 Work based placements are built into most of our programs.
 92% graduates in graduate employment
 Numerous multinational companies with long term operations in the region
that the University has links with.
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8. Undergraduate Courses
8
• BSc Accounting and Finance
• BA Advertising
• BSc Animal Behaviour
• BSc/BA Animal Behaviour and Welfare
• BA Archaeology
• BSc Biology
• BSc Biomedical Science
• BA Business Studies
• BA Business Management
• BA Business Management and
Entrepreneurship
• BA Chinese Studies
• BA Commercial Music Production
• BSc Community Health Studies
• BSc Computer Science
• BA Counselling Skills
• BA Creative Writing
• BSc Criminology
• BA Dance
• BA Digital Photography
• BA Drama and Theatre Studies
• BA Early Childhood Studies
• BA Economics
• BA Education Studies
• BEng/MEng Chemical Engineering
• BEng/MEng: Electrical and Electronic
Engineering
• BSc Natural Sciences
• BEng/MEng Mechanical Engineering BA
English Literature
• BA English Language
• BA English Language and
Literature
• BA Events Management
• BA Film Studies
• BA Fine Art
• BSc Forensic Biology
• BA French
• BSc Games Development
• BSc Geography
• BA German
• BA Graphic Design
• BA Health and Social Care
• BA History
• BA Hospitality Management
• BSc Human Nutrition
• BSc Information Systems
Management
• BSc Interactive Digital Media
• BA International Business
• BA/BSc International
Development Studies
• BA International Relations
• BA Journalism
• BA Law
• LLB Law
• LLB Law with Business
• LLB Law with Criminology
• LLB Law with Politics
• BA Marketing
• BA Marketing and Public Relations
• BSc Mathematics
• BA Media Studies
• BA Modern Languages
• BA Music Journalism
• BA/BSc Natural Hazards
Management
• BSc Professional Nursing
• BA Performing Arts
• BA Photography
• BA Politics
• BA Popular Music Performance
• BSc Professional Practice
• BSc Psychology
• BA Radio Production
• BA Religious Studies
• BA Social Work
• BSc Sociology
• BA Spanish
• BA/BSc Sport and Exercise Sciences
• BA Sport Development
• BSc Sports Coaching
• BA Sports Journalism
• BA Teacher Education (Primary and
Early Years)
• BTh Theology
• BA Theology and Religious Studies
• BA Tourism
• BA Tourism Management
• BA TV Production
• BSc Wildlife Conservation and Ecology
• BA Youth Work

9. Postgraduate Courses
9
• MRes Archaeology
• MA Archaeology of Death and Memory
• MA Archaeology and Heritage Practice
• MA Art Therapy (2 years)
• MSc Biomedical Science
• MSc Cardiovascular Health and
Rehabilitation
• MSc Clinical Bariatric Practice
• MRes Clinical Sciences and Nutrition
• MA Counselling Studies
• MSc Creative Industries Management
• MA Creative Writing
• MA Creativity and Education for the
Professions
• MA Dance
• MSc Exercise and Nutrition Science
• MSc Family and Child Psychology
• MA Faiths and Public Policy
• MSc Global Health
• MSc Health Improvement and Wellbeing
• MSc Health Services Management
• MRes History
• MA History: Military History
• MSc Human Nutrition
• MSc Information Systems
• MA Journalism Studies
• LLM Contemporary Legal Studies
• MSc Management
• MSc Management with Events Management
• MSc Management with Finance
• MSc Management with Human Resource
Management
• MSc Management with Information Systems
• MSc Management with International
Business
• MSc Management with Marketing
• MSc Mathematics
• MBA
• MBA with Orientation
• MBA Services Management
• MBA Finance
• MBA International Marketing
• MBA International Business
• MBA Human Resources Management
• MBA Project Management
• MBA Supply Chain Management
MA Nineteenth-Century Literature and
Culture
• MSc Nursing: Professional Nursing
• MA Performance Practice
• PG Certificate PGCE Early Years
• PGCE Primary
• PG Certificate PGCE Secondary
• MA Popular Music
• MA Practical and Contextual Theology
• MSc Professional Studies
• MSc Project Engineering
• MSc Project and Programme Management
• MSc Psychology (Conversion)
• MSc Psychology: Family and Child
Psychology
• MSc Public Health
• MSc Public Health Nutrition
• MA Religious Studies
• MA Social Work
• MSc Sociology of Sport and Exercise
• MSc Sport Leadership and Management
• MSc Sports Science with Sports Biomechanics
• MSc Sports Sciences with Performance
Analysis of Sports,
• MSc Sports Sciences with Sports Physiology,
• MSc Sports Sciences with Sport Psychology,
• MSc Sports Science with Strength and
Conditioning
• MSc Sports Science with Nutrition
• MSc Sustainability for Community and
Business
• MSc Technology Management
• MA Television Production
• MA Theology
• MA Theology, Media and Communication
• MSc Weight Management
• MSc Wildlife Conservation
• Work Based and Integrative Studies (WBIS)

10. University of Chester tuition fee
Course Annual
tuition fee
Scholarship Living cost Full fee
payment
award
Int’l foundation
year
£6,750 Not
Applicable
£7,200 Not applicable
Undergraduate £10,800 £1,000 £7,200 £250
Postgraduate £11,000 £2,000 £7,200 £250
MBA £11,400 £2,000 £7,200 £250
Doctoral £11,989/15,443 Upon request £7,200 Not Applicable
5/10 weeks pre
sessional English
£1,800/3,200 Not
applicable
Not Applicable
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Just deposit £ 3000 (Rp. 57 mio) you can start study at University of Chester

11. Universities in The Netherlands
Universities Location Tuition
fee
Scholarship Tuition fee after
scholarship
Rotterdam Business
School
Rotterdam €7,500 €1,500 €6,000 (1st year only,
obtained 60 ECTS)
IHS Erasmus
University Rotterdam
Rotterdam €11,900 Upon request
Tilburg University Tilburg €8,000 N/A €8,000
The Hague Den Haag €7,850 €5,000 €2850, thereafter €7,850
HAN Arnhem €7,065 €2,500 €4,565
Fontys Eindhoven €6,000 €1,600 €4,400 (1st and 2nd year only)
NHTV Breda Breda €8,910 €3000 €5,910 (1st yr) and €7,410
(2nd – 4th yr)
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Living cost: €6,000 - €8,000 per year incl: accommodation, meals, transportation, books,
leisure, insurance etc.

13. 4 years bachelor programmes:
 International Business
Management Studies
 International Business and
Language
 Trade Management for Asia
3 yr study programmes:
• International Business
Administration
• Economics
• Economics and Operation
Research
• Global Law (LLB)

14. 1 year Master programmes:
 Master of Consultancy and
Entrepreneurship
 Master of Finance and
Accounting
 Master of Logistics Management
1 year Master programme:
o Master in various major of
business and management
o LLM
o Master in various social studies

15. MSc : Urban Management and Development Structure of
the programme
• MFUI: Managing and Financing Urban Infrastructure
• UHL: Urban Housing and Livelihoods
• UECCM: Urban Environmental & Climate Change Management
CORE PERIOD
4 months
• IPUS: Integrated Planning and Urban Strategies
• ULD: Urban Land Development
• UCR: Urban Competitiveness and Resilience
SPECIALIZATIONS
4 months
THESIS PERIOD
3 months
IHS Erasmus University Rotterdam

16. 3/4 years bachelor progammes :
 European Studies (Social Political
studies)
 Process & Food Technology (
Chemistry)
 Int’l Communication
Management
 Industrial Design Engineering
 Int’l Business Management
Studies
 International & European Law
 International Public
Management
4 yr study programmes:
• Intl Business & Management
Studies
• Intl Finance & Control
• Intl Logistics/Economics
• Intl Communication
management
• Life sciences
• Automotive Engineering

17. 3&4 yrs bachelor studies:
• Int’l Game Design & Architecture
• Int’l Media Entertainment Management
• Int’l Leisure Management
• Intl Leisure Sciences
• Int’l Tourism Management
• Int'l Tourism & recreation
• Int’l Hotel Management
• Int’l Traffic Management
• Int'l Logistics & Economics
• Int'l logistics & Transport Management
• Int'l Real Estate & facility Management
4 yrs bachelors :
• Electrical Engineering/Electronic :
• Business Engineering/ Mechatronics/
Robotics/Telecommunication
• Information Communication
Technology:
• ICT& Business
• ICT& Software Engineering
• ICT & Technology
• Int’l Business and Economic
• Int’l Marketing
• Fresh Food Management

19. General information of
Pécs University
 Year of foundation : 1367 – it is one of the oldest universities
in Europe, established by the Anjou king Louis the Great
 Number of students : 24,000 – one of the largest universities
in Hungary
 Foreign students : 1,900
 Number of lecturers : 1,300
 Employees : 6,000
 University Faculties: 10
 Accredited PhD/DLA schools : 21
 24 own clinics

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21. Programs in English
 Architects
 Business Administration
 Sciences:
 Biology
 Chemistry
 Computer Science
 Geography
 Mathematics
 Physics
 Physical Education and Coaching
 Sport Management
 Earth Sciences
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22. Why study at University of Pécs?
39 international degree programmes
The first University of Hungary – founded in 1367
High-quality education
Taught in English
Vivid student life
2000 international students
Located in a beautiful city – European Capital of Culture 2010, UNESCO World Heritage
Site
Reasonable tuition fees
International student environment
Safe
environment
Low living cost

23. Housing and accomodation
7 Dormitories
 3600 students
 Located close to campuses
 Easy reach to the city centre
 Cost of dormitory: ~125 USD/month

24. Housing and accomodation
Dormitories offer:
 library and computer services, own clubs,
sporting facilities, snack bars, video and TV rooms
 various events
(game shows, contests, programs, exhibitions)
 high quality rooms

25. Tuition fee and Living cost
Yearly tuition fee Range between €4,600 - €5,500
Average spending of an international student:
300-400 EUR/month
FOOD
 a meal in the university canteen: EUR 2-3.5
 a meal in a restaurant: EUR 4-13
 one litre of milk: EUR 0.7
 one small bottle of beer: EUR 0.8-1.5
 one bottle of red table wine: EUR 2-5
 one litre of bottled water: EUR 0.3-0.5
 one loaf of bread: EUR 0.7
Images:

26. • Northern part of Europe
• Scandinavian gateway to Continental Europe
• One peninsula (Jutland) and
2 major Islands (Funen & Zealand)
• 5,4 mill. people (almost half is living on Zealand)
• 4 large cities (Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg)
• Most people speak English as their second language.
• Green environment, green energy, bike country, efficient public
transportation network, welfare system, high standards of living
Study in Denmark

27. Why study in Denmark?
• Quality of Life!
(Danes rank themselves at the happiest people in the world!)
• English -­‐ most Danes speak English
• A competitive tuition fee
• A well-­‐organised, friendly and safe country
• Welfare state – e.g. free health care – also for international students
• An innovative education system with focus on quality and international
competences
• The diversity in international programmes
• A strong foundation for a future career in Denmark or abroad

28. ZIBAT International programmes
• Diploma in Leadership, 1 year
• AP Degree in Leadership and
Management, 1 year
• AP in Marketing Management, 2 years
• AP in Logistics Management, 2 years
• AP in Computer Science, 2½ year
• AP in Multimedia Design and Communication,
2 years
• AP in Service, Hospitality and Tourism
Management, 2 years
• AP in Commerce Management, 2 years
Ordinary Higher Education Programmes Adult/Continuing Higher Education Programmes
Bachelor Programmes (top-­‐up):
• Bachelor of Web Development, 1½ year
• Bachelor of International Sales and Marketing
Management, 1½ year
• Bachelor of E-Concept Development, 1½ year
AP Degree Programmes:

29. A student budget for living in Denmark
Standard budget for students (monthly):
AccommodaGon:
Food and other
necessiGes:
Telephone: Leisure:
1,900 – 2,500 DKK
1,700 – 2,400 DKK
200 DKK
500 – 1,500 DKK
Total:
Approx.
4,800 – 6,000 DKK
700 – 800 EUR

30. • Student life
• Learning Danish Language ?
• Your free time
- Important to make a life out of the “school” environment
- Sports and personal interests.
• Part time jobs
- Is it possible to have a part time job?
- Availability?
-Takes time to find!
- Type of jobs available? (use your fellow students and their network)
- 15 hours per week – full time during summer holiday (take if seriously!)
Make a life in Denmark - Integrate

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Jönköping University
• Four schools
Jönköping International Business School
School of Engineering
School of Education and Communication
School of Health Sciences
• Private, non-profit institution
• 12 000 students
• Focused profiles, internationalization,
an entrepreneurial spirit and collaboration
with the surrounding society.

32. www.jibs.se
A safe and modern country. 450,000 sq.
km. 3rd largest country in Western Europe.
Population 9.3 million.
Liberal democracy with a commitment to
social equality and global engagement
Highly internationally minded and English-
speaking population
Beautiful environment with many
opportunities to experience nature;
Cities that combine centuries of history
with a modern, ecologically friendly lifestyle
Member of the European Union since
1995; has not been at war since 1814
A new immigrant nation –close to 20
percent of population of foreign origin
Mild summers and cold winters
Home of the Nobel Prize
Sweden

33. WHY STUDY IN
SWEDEN?
• High quality of education and research
#2 in the world after USA*
• International (study) environment
• Many programmes and courses offered in
English
• Innovative country
• Safe and modern
• Excellent quality of living
• English spoken by all
* Source: Universitas 21

34. www.jibs.se

35. www.jibs.se
Many successful Swedish brands
Swedish innovations:
The pacemaker,
modem, computer
mouse, Skype and
Spotify.
According to the
European Innovation
Scoreboard, Sweden
is the most innovative
and entrepreneurial
nation in Europe,
while maintaining a
very high quality of
life.

36. www.jibs.se
International Management
180 credits
Major: Business Administration
International Economics and Policy
180 credits
Major: Economics
Marketing Management
180 credits
Major: Business Administration
Bachelor Programmes

37. www.jibs.se
Tuition fees and Scholarships
Bachelor Programmes
90,000 SEK per academic year
(approx. 9800 Euro)
Master Programmes
117,000 SEK per academic year
(approx. 12,700 Euro)
Scholarships from Jönköping University
30% discount tuition- 1-2 years
Scholarships from the Swedish Institute
The Visby Program for master level studies in Sweden

38.  Group work prepares you to work in modern
organizations
- Introduction to Business Creation

39. Required documents
• visa photographs
• Copy passport OR birth certificate
• Academic transcripts
• High School/Bachelor diploma
• Curriculum vitae
• Motivation statement
• GMAT Score 500 (if required)
• 2 Reference letter
• Filled in application form (fee apply)
TOEFL(IBT) 80/93 or IELTS 6.0/6.5
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