International study can be a life-changing experience, just make sure you know what you are letting yourself in for

Stephen Hoare looks at the incentives for studying at European universities

Low tuition fees and the quality of student life mean there's never been a better time for postgraduate study in Holland

From the ubiquitous bicycle to three kisses on the cheeks – how to survive student life in the Netherlands

Lower course costs and the possibility of work can help savvy UK students graduate from the Netherlands almost debt free

Dutch universities ask for a motivation letter, CV and grades. Once you've found where you want to go, just apply directly

Are you looking for practical professional training, personal tutoring or a more traditional academic environment?

High ranking universities, more time with your tutor – and lower fees than the UK. There's a lot to tempt prospective students

International universities are weaving a worldwide web of opportunity for their students, Jessica Moore discovers

Studying abroad is an increasingly common way for students to earn their degree, writes Jessica Moore

Student fairs and proper research can help give you some crucial insights into overseas education, says Jessica Moore

Leon Hood explores UK students’ options for pursuing medicine and dentistry in eastern Europe

Head to the Caribbean to enrol on a course that could change your life, writes Simon Midgeley

With competition to get into medical schools hotting up, many students are looking abroad, says Russ Thorne

Spain has a lot to offer aspiring medical or dental students. Entry requirements tend to be slightly lower than they are in the UK, and it usually costs less to live there. Yet that doesn’t mean you’ll receive a poorer education. Spain offers advanced teaching facilities in modern universities, courses taught in English, and the chance to experience Spanish culture first-hand.