Cheap European U's that teach in English

[BenBenn]

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@b@r!um

Of course they also hope to attract foreign graduate students, but that is not the sole motivation. Recently universities have even started to get their undergraduate students more fluent in English. My old German university had a four-semester undergraduate statistics and probability sequence. On the first day of class, the professor announced that the first and third semester of the sequence would be taught in German while the second and fourth semester would be taught in English. He believed that students should be able to work with statistics in both languages.

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<p>Interestingly there is a relatively large number of undergraduate programs taught in English, in Germany. Just follow the link I posted earlier and you’ll eventually find a list. </p>

<p>We just have to face it, English is the second language that’s known to the most people.</p>

[LRBusinessSchool]

<p>Studying in France is also an option!</p>

<p>Like BenBenn said, France isn’t an expensive choice - the tuition costs for an international student are very close to those for a French student.
But there *are *plenty of courses offered in English, especially in the more internationally respected 'grandes </p>