STUDY IN EUROPE

New technology and medicines to combat drug and alcohol addiction
Government action in the UK has brought fresh focus to the use of technology in tackling long-standing public health challenges such as drug and alcohol addiction. A newly announced £20 million funding programme will support innovators developing advanced medical technologies, digital tools and treatments designed to reduce harm, strengthen recovery and ultimately save lives. Projects eligible for support include wearable devices, artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled applications and virtual reality tools that could improve treatment outcomes, prevent relapse and reduce the risk…
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How AI can help you find the study programme that fits you best
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being recognised as a valuable support in helping students navigate the vast array of higher education choices across Europe. With thousands of programmes available, choosing what and where to study can be overwhelming. According to recent guidance from the European Education Area, AI-powered tools can support learners by analysing their interests, skills and goals to suggest relevant study options and highlight key information such as programme content and entry requirements. These smart assistants can help…
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Safer internet day : why education is central to tackling cyberbullying
The European Commission has marked Safer Internet Day by highlighting new actions aimed at preventing cyberbullying and online harm, especially among young people and students. The aim is to make the digital world safer for learners of all ages, including those studying in universities and other higher education institutions. The initiative stresses the importance of digital skills, online safety awareness and respectful online behaviour so that students can take full advantage of digital learning tools without facing harassment or risky…
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Netherlands Immigration Changes 2026 : IND Fees, Salary Thresholds, Sponsor Rules & Citizenship Updates
The Netherlands has introduced a number of immigration changes taking effect in 2026 that could affect students, graduates and skilled foreign workers. One key update is that minimum salary levels for highly skilled migrants and EU Blue Card holders have been raised, meaning that people wishing to remain in the Netherlands after their studies or take on highly skilled jobs must meet these higher income requirements for residence permits. The Dutch immigration authorities have also updated the application fees and…
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The European Commission unveils an integrated strategy for the next five years
The European Commission has presented a new five-year strategy to guide migration and visa policy across the European Union, which will shape how students, researchers and skilled workers enter and stay in EU countries until around 2031. This strategy brings together both a broad migration management plan and the EU’s first visa policy framework, aiming to make visa processes more organised, secure and predictable. It includes efforts to improve digital visa systems, speed up decisions on work and study permits,…
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