Europe has cultivated a great number of engineers. The last century has produced such greats as George de Mestral - the Swiss scientist who invented Velcro, Rudolf Diesel - inventor of the Diesel engine, Guglielmo Marconi - the Italian electrical engineer who developed the radio. Europe offers a rich culture in all the spheres of engineering – you can study, invent or improve upon designs which can make life better and easier for all mankind.
In Europe, you can study engineering at some of the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities as well as benefit from a multi-cultural community. Studying engineering in Europe means that you are not very far away from a neighbouring country and this creates an atmosphere where knowledge, research and expertise is gladly shared and pooled; where learning and intellectual growth are stimulated and cherished.
You can study your chosen subject as a theory or practical course – you may even end up being the one to invent the solution to Global Warming or a new type of engine to take man to far away planets. Or you may just wish to accumulate knowledge in order to pass it on to the next generation. Whatever your ambitions, we can help you choose the right combination of course and college in order to pursue your career goals.
So if you would like to study Engineering in Europe, you have come to the right place.
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