A Brief guideline for studying in Europe

1. Master
Degree
in
Europe

2. About ME
Ujjwal Datta
Master Program in Electrical Engineering
(Smart Grid)
Tampere University of Technology,
Finland
StudyPortal Student Ambassador

3.  Are you looking for a Master degree in Europe?
 Are you wondering how to find it and apply?
 Are you unsure which institute to choose for your
Master degree?

4.  Opportunity to get acquainted with diverse cultures and people
 Studying abroad will broaden your outlook and experience
 Exploring yourself as well opportunities
 New places, friends, career ideas
Study and know the real world of diversity

5.  You will get introduced with a great education system
Professional life interactive studies

6.  You will get introduced with a great education system
 Truly Multicultural environment
You will get at least 10-15 people from different culture
other than you in the same course !

7.  You will get introduced with a great education system
 Truly Multicultural environment
 You can visit all around the Europe with a single visa
during your studies
26 countries with one visa (EU)

8.  You will get introduced with a great education system
 Truly Multicultural environment
 You can visit all around the Europe with a single visa during your studies
 You can learn new languages; its really fun

9.  Experiences you won’t get as tourist !!!
1) How many types of pasta available in Italy (Over 600),
2) How a typical Russian starts their day (with a Vodka),
3) How many flowers you should take while visiting
someone in Ukraine (Even numbers in funeral),
4) Sea God in south-west China.

10.  Nearly 20000 Master's Degree program (English Program)

11. 1) Natural Sciences,
2) Applied sciences, Professions and Arts,
3) Life sciences, Medicine & Health
4) Law,
5) Engineering and Technology,
6) Business and Economies,
7) Humanities and Arts,
8) Environmental Sciences,
9) Social Sciences

12. 1. Finding Information about Universities
As much as information you do have, much more easier to
decide and apply

13. 1. Finding Information about Universities
2. Choose and Apply
You have to narrow down your list of university choices before
applying.

14. 1. Finding Information about Universities
2. Choose and Apply
3. Wait for the admission Confirmation

15. 1. Finding Information about Universities
2. Choose and Apply
3. Wait for the admission Confirmation
4. Decide and Enroll ( Informing attending/non-attending )
After admission result, you have to decide, and send
confirmation to the university that you are accepting the given
offer.

16. 1. Finding Information about Universities
2. Choose and Apply
3. Wait for the admission Confirmation
4. Decide and Enroll ( Informing attending/non-attending )
5. Visa Application
If you are non EEA-EU student, you have to apply for a visa or
even if you are from EEA-EU but want to stay more than 3
months you need a visa.

17. 1. Finding Information about Universities
2. Choose and Apply
3. Wait for the admission Confirmation
4. Decide and Enroll ( Informing attending/non-attending )
5. Visa Application

18. Requirements for a Maser degree (In general)-
 Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, from a higher education
institution
 Language skills
 Recommendation letters
 Grades : Typical requirements is 3 out of 4 or 75% marks
 Age (usually below 30 or sometimes study gap less than 5
years of your last academic degree)

19. A good grades (Bachelor Degree)
Usually 3.5 out of 4 is a good grade for competition

20. A good grades (Bachelor Degree)
Motivation letter (Why you are interested to that
particular course)

21. Depends on the country and University you are applying-
Summer semester
 Starting time: March/April (Germany)
 Application date: December (Germany)
Winter Semester
 Starting time : August/September
 Application date : December/January
(Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland)

22.  Online application
 CV (Academic)
 Motivation letter (Reason of your Interest)
 Recommendation letter (two/three)
 English proficiency test (IELTS, TOEFL, GRE)
 Academic certificates and transcripts
Also sometimes
 Application fee (Sweden, Germany, Denmark etc)
 Job experience certificates (MBA etc.)

23.  Research areas of your interest
 Best match to your interested areas
 Location (lifestyle, provisions), (i.e- city, downtown)
 Career aspirations (sector and country of employment)
Consider the availability for internship or thesis in the
industry or company in those area

24.  Look for the information-
 Random website (Google/
Wikipedia etc.)

25.  Look for the information-
 StudyPortal

32.  One of the top 50 young universities around the globe
 There are no tuition fees
 Decent living cost
 Excellent study subjects
 Better options for doing master thesis in industries
TUT matched best as-
Why I am at TUT, Finland

33. Usually, there is two best fitted options for financing your higher studies:-
1) Own income 2) Parent's income
Personally I prefer own income, because it makes you
1. Self dependent
2. Working experience is necessary in order to have the idea of
professional life
I suggest to gather money by working and go for studying abroad.

34. I will advise you to study abroad and get to know the
 Diverse cultures & people,
 Studying abroad is not only providing you academic degree
but enriching your life with plenty of experiences.
My recommendation

35. Before taking the final decision about a particular country or
university,
 Get to know about faculties
 The research laboratories
 Ask for former student's experiences
My recommendation

36. You can make it.
My recommendation