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Post Graduation Studies in Europe
16. November 2012 - 15:31
A friend of mine wants to apply for PG in Europe. She has done B.Sc from Mathematics which is a 3 year course. A prerequisite of many of the universities in Europe(except France and Italy,I guess) is that you should have completed 16 years of education. So my query here is are the universities flexible at all regarding this 16 year rule because in USA(wherein also they have this 16 year rule), some universities do accept students with 15 years of education if you convince them or you have a good CV or good LORs(Letter of Recommendations) or you have done your graduation from a good University.Oh and is this rule also applicable to the European students? Since many of you are students there I thought you guys would know.
Thanks.
16. November 2012 - 17:44
#1
Re: Post Graduation Studies in Europe
i have to confess i never heard about that rule, but im pretty sure, if its concerns only 1 year anyways and if there's recommendation, it should be no problem, the system shouldn't be too strict in such questions.
i base my answer on my own impression concerning "strict" rules in german universities, they definetely make exceptions. ofc that doesn't really answer your question but i'd be optimistic.
16. November 2012 - 18:48
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In France, you can study at university when you have the baccalaureate, that's all, no matter how many years you are studying.
16. November 2012 - 21:47
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I dont know about such rule at least in Hungary there is not.
17. November 2012 - 5:26
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Yup in France it is relatively easier as there is no 16 year rule there. France and Italy are the only two countries to my knowledge where they don't have this 16 year rule. But there's a lot of language problem in France. So i have heard.
17. November 2012 - 5:28
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Re: Post Graduation Studies in Europe
thomasyea wrote:
I dont know about such rule at least in Hungary there is not.
Maybe its not for people holding the citizenship. But for international students there is.Anyways I'll just check it again.
17. November 2012 - 20:33
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Re: Post Graduation Studies in Europe
No such rule in the UK, well, not that I have heard of. All that matters is you have the required qualifications and are genuinely enthusiastic about the subject you wish to study.
19. November 2012 - 19:52
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wrote:No such rule in the UK, well, not that I have heard of. All that matters is you have the required qualifications and are genuinely enthusiastic about the subject you wish to study.
Yea but u dont get a work permit there after u complete ur education. So a different story altogether. Anyways thanks for the reply.
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Actually I forgot to write,the German universities are more strict than any other. Maybe it's because of the high number of students who apply for Germany and the level of post grad studies which is really good there.
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