Best places to study in Europe?
Outside of Oxbridge and the London universities, what are the most renowned places to study life sciences in Europe at masters level? (animal behaviour/zoology)
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Original post by maria.x
University of Veterinary medicine, Hungary. (Budapest)
Cheers, will check it out! Any more suggestions?
http://www.vetcontact.com/en/vet.php?k=83 You can compare them, and choose what's best for you. Good luck.
There are lots of very good and prestigious universities in Europe. I can speak for central Europe and the German speaking world.
In Germany
University of Heidelberg, the German equivalent of Cambridge.
Most universities in Munich are also very good and prestigious.
In Austria where i grew up there are also a few.
The university of Vienna, one the oldest in Europe and very good.
Technical university of Vienna
University of Life sciences and agriculture.
Medical University of Vienna.
Most of these universities offer post graduate courses in English. Undergraduates are usually in German. But some offer undergraduate BScs in English now as well.
If you would like to know anymore, feel free to message me.
cheers
In Germany
University of Heidelberg, the German equivalent of Cambridge.
Most universities in Munich are also very good and prestigious.
In Austria where i grew up there are also a few.
The university of Vienna, one the oldest in Europe and very good.
Technical university of Vienna
University of Life sciences and agriculture.
Medical University of Vienna.
Most of these universities offer post graduate courses in English. Undergraduates are usually in German. But some offer undergraduate BScs in English now as well.
If you would like to know anymore, feel free to message me.
cheers
Original post by Flimshaw
There are lots of very good and prestigious universities in Europe. I can speak for central Europe and the German speaking world.
In Germany
University of Heidelberg, the German equivalent of Cambridge.
Most universities in Munich are also very good and prestigious.
In Austria where i grew up there are also a few.
The university of Vienna, one the oldest in Europe and very good.
Technical university of Vienna
University of Life sciences and agriculture.
Medical University of Vienna.
Most of these universities offer post graduate courses in English. Undergraduates are usually in German. But some offer undergraduate BScs in English now as well.
If you would like to know anymore, feel free to message me.
cheers
In Germany
University of Heidelberg, the German equivalent of Cambridge.
Most universities in Munich are also very good and prestigious.
In Austria where i grew up there are also a few.
The university of Vienna, one the oldest in Europe and very good.
Technical university of Vienna
University of Life sciences and agriculture.
Medical University of Vienna.
Most of these universities offer post graduate courses in English. Undergraduates are usually in German. But some offer undergraduate BScs in English now as well.
If you would like to know anymore, feel free to message me.
cheers
I forgot the mention the veterinary university of Vienna as well, they now have MSc programs in English which are right up your street.
http://www.vetmeduni.ac.at/en/studies/degree-programmes/
The big advantage of Viennese and German universities is they are basically free. But you have to work very hard. I suppose thats the trade off.
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