<p>Hey everyone!</p>
<p>I'd like to know what is/are the best universities for college in the following cities. They must teach in the English language.</p>
<p>Paris
Zurich
Brussels
Prague
Frankfurt or Berlin
Stockholm
Oslo</p>
<p>having a foreign language is fine for me but I wouldn't want to be lectured in a language I'm completely new at. I do study Spanish in GCSE (pre IB) though. :)</p>
<p>University of Oslo?</p>
<p>Frankfurt or Berlin?? would Bremen do? there's Jacobs University Bremen there...completely in english medium....and whats more is the need blind application procedure...</p>
<p>Frankfurt and Bremen are better than need-blind because they don't charge tuition at all (or at most 500 Euros per semester), but they usually teach in German... I would be surprised if any of the above universities used English as the primary language of instruction.</p>
<p>Sorry, I meant Berlin, not Bremen :)</p>
<p>And after re-reading your post I realized that I misunderstood you.</p>
<p>I don't think there are any "English-speaking" universities in Frankfurt or Berlin. The American University of Paris teaches mostly in English, but a few courses that are required for graduation are taught in French (probably because they want to motivate students who live and study in France for four years to learn French) - at least according to Wikipedia.</p>
<p>Would you consider Ireland? They will teach in English of course.</p>
<p>is munich uni using english?</p>
<p>Nope. They probably teach a few courses in English (most German universities do) and they might offer a few English graduate programs, but the vast majority of courses are taught in German.</p>
<p>International Students have to pay a tuition fee since they don't pay German taxes. Don't know how much though.</p>
<p>Not true. International students at German public universities pay exactly the same tuition fees as German students, usually between nothing and 500 Euros per semester.</p>
<p>In France, international students' tuition is between 0 and 5,000 euros per academic year.</p>
<p>Sorry, you're right b@r!um.</p>
<p>Here is a list of courses taught in English at the TU Munich. But only Master's degrees.
TUM</a> - Internationale Studiengänge</p>
<p>In Heidelberg Molecular Biosciences and MSc International Health are taught in English.</p>
<p>The American University of Paris is a small, homey university. I really like it here.</p>
<p>What about the University Colleges in the Netherlands?</p>
<p>(Amsterdam, Utrecht, Middelburg, Tilburg…)</p>
<p>I heard Swiss colleges are top-notch</p>
<p>TCD in Ireland is spectacular</p>
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<p>R there European U’s that is as cheap as these ones and at the same time teach in English?</p>
<p>Also r there U’s in France or Spain that r as cheap as the German ones you mentioned?</p>
<p>I had read a guide about european universities…</p>
<p>I suggest the following:</p>
<p>ETH Zurich(Swiss Federal Insitute of Technology)-Switzerland</p>
<p>Ecole Normale Superieure,PARIS-France</p>
<p>ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE-France</p>
<p>University of Copenhagen-Denmark</p>
<p>University of Amsterdam-Netherlands</p>
<p>TRINITY College Dublin-Ireland</p>
<p>UPPSALA University-Sweden</p>
<p>LEIDEN University - Netherlands</p>
<p>Katholieke Universiteit LEUVEN-Belgium</p>
<p>University of HELSINKI-Finland</p>
<p>University of VIENNA-Austria</p>
<p>University of Oslo-Norway</p>
<p>Lomonosov MOSCOW STATE University-Russia</p>
<p>University of Barcelona-Spain</p>
<p>Universitat FREIBURG-Germany</p>
<p>University of Athens-Greece</p>
<p>There are too many universities in Europe that are very good…</p>
<p>A site that could help you:</p>
<p>[Find</a> Universities & Colleges in Europe - a guide to the colleges and universities in Europe](<a href=“http://www.university-world.com/Europe-Universities.html]Find”>Find Universities & Colleges in Europe - a guide to the colleges and universities in Europe)</p>
<p>hi everyone. u were very helpfull till here… can u tell me some of the best universities in europe of civil engineering, in which english is primary language???
thanks</p>