Travel to Croatia
The colored tram rolls onto Trg railway Jelačića, Zagreb’s central square and traffic hub that divides the city into two – an upper and a lower district. Above is Donji…
Category: Europe
What is the EEA Agreement?
The passport controls disappeared, but so did the tax-free luck. What does European cooperation mean for the generation that grew up with the EEA agreement? What is the EEA Agreement?…
Travel to Balearic Islands, Spain
Balearic Islands (Spain) If you are “ready for the island”, the Balearic Islands are the right place for you. The Balearic Islands are diverse and hospitable. All of these beautiful…
Belgium Mineral Resources and Industry
The country’s most important mineral resources consist of its coal deposits, located in two main areas: one in northeastern Belgium (Campine), the other in the center of the country (Liège,…
Bulgaria Human Geography
The human occupation of the Bulgarian territory dates back to very ancient times and recent palethnological findings have identified a very evolved Neolithic, which seems to predate that of the…
Riga, Latvia Landmarks
Petrikirche Riga Petrikirche is only about 250 meters from the right bank of the Daugava in the center of the old town of Riga, which is a UNESCO World Heritage…
Denmark Geography
Denmark – key data Area: 43,094 km² (of which land: 42,434 km², water: 660 km²) Population: 5.5 million people (2011 estimate, CIA). The population is made up of Scandinavians, Inuit,…
Belgian Literature in French
Although there has been literature in French in the area of present-day Belgium since the Middle Ages, French-language literature is generally only referred to as the French-language literature that has…
Greece History: the Uprising of 1821 and the Balkan Wars
With the insurrection of 1821 the history of modern Greece begins: the Sacred Battalion, under the command of A. Ipsilanti, gave the signal of the revolt in Iassi, in Moldavia,…
Sweden Environment
Environment Among the countries of the European Union, Sweden is certainly one of the few in which human action has not excessively distorted the appearance of the natural landscape. If…
Portuguese Arts
Gothic, Emmanuel style Architecture Already Alfonso I was called into the country next to the Templars, the Cistercians in the focused development of church structures. These were of particular importance…
Norway History: Under Rule of Denmark
In the early Middle Ages Norway did not have a uniform political structure: several local lords, who jointly exercised the authority of sovereigns and religious leaders, governed a population of…
Denmark Cinema and Theater
CULTURE: CINEMA The first Danish film was made in 1903, but the actual production began in 1906 with the establishment of the production company Nordisk Film Kompagni founded by Ole…
Masters in Denmark
Many people associate Denmark with Lego, functional design and modern architecture. But the small kingdom in Northern Europe has a lot more to offer. Those who do a Masters in…
Study in Hungary
As a landlocked country, Hungary is located in the middle of Central Europe. The country is surrounded by the neighboring countries Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia. Geographically, the…
Study System in Poland
Study system in Poland Poland’s academic year is divided into two semesters, they are enough from February to June from October to February. Normally, a course begins in the winter…
University System in Sweden
Who modern, high-quality higher education would like to take abroad to complete, this is the place in Sweden. In the country of Pippi Longstocking and Michel from Lönneberga, international students…
Reasons for Studying in Sweden
Sweden is a beautiful country, everyone knows this much: the people are friendly, the landscape is breathtaking and there is a cozy atmosphere in the small towns. It is not…
Georgia Children and School
How is the school in Georgia? Georgian children start school when they are 6 years old. You then go to elementary school for six years. This is followed by three…
Financing Options for Studying in Sweden
It sounds like a dream at first: EU citizens do not have to pay tuition fees at most universities in Sweden ! That’s great, but the disillusionment follows, because the…
Study in Sweden
Studying in Sweden has long been an insider tip, but it’s growing in popularity, and for good reasons. Sweden is the land of untouched nature, cozy cities and open people.…
Applying to Study in Sweden
Sweden’s higher education landscape and level of education are considered extremely attractive. Therefore, many international students are drawn to the country every year to study abroad with degrees such as…
Health Insurance for Studying in Sweden
The unexpected often happens – unfortunately this also applies to illness or accidents. If during your stay abroad you actually need medical help or even a visit to the hospital,…
Cost of Studying in Sweden
When it comes to the cost of studying in Sweden or in the Scandinavian countries in general, many people immediately think of high expenses – which is not entirely wrong,…
Cultural Characteristics in Sweden
At first glance, Scandinavian culture differs from Central European in many aspects. With Sweden in particular, we associate ideal world terms such as Bullerbü, the band ABBA, the food Köttbullar…
Lectures in Sweden
Students abroad in Sweden are usually enthusiastic about their stay. This is probably not only due to the country and its people, but also to the great university landscape. The…
Study System in Sweden
As a country located in Europe according to iamhigher, Sweden is a dream destination for nature lovers and is known for its warm people and idyllic towns. But what if…
Universities and Colleges in Sweden
Universities The universities in Sweden are ideal for international students. Almost ninety percent of the population speak English and accordingly universities also offer many English-language study options. The cost of…
Universities and Degrees in the Netherlands
Universities in Holland The Dutch higher education landscape consists of: Universiteiten (Universiteiten) Hogescholen (universities of applied sciences) and Institutes voor Internationaal Onderwijs The university is the place for academic teaching…
Study in the Netherlands
The Netherlands is a small, politically, economically and culturally important neighbor of the Federal Republic of Germany. Relations between the two states are close despite the events of the Second…