STUDY IN EUROPE

EU Focuses on the Future of Digital Education
Leaders from the European Union recently met with top education technology experts to shape the future of digital learning across Europe. The discussions focused on improving online education tools, integrating advanced technologies, and ensuring students gain digital skills that are essential in today’s job market. This initiative is part of a broader effort to modernise education systems and make learning more flexible and accessible. For students planning to study abroad, this means universities across Europe are likely to offer more…
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British Council set to become National Agency for Erasmus+
The United Kingdom has officially rejoined the Erasmus+ Programme, marking an important step in rebuilding student mobility links across Europe. This move allows students from the UK and European countries to once again benefit from exchange opportunities, study placements, and international collaboration. After a gap in participation, this decision is expected to strengthen academic partnerships and create more accessible pathways for students who want to gain global exposure during their studies. For students planning to study abroad, this development brings…
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Hungary election ushers in higher education reset with Europe in focus
Recent political changes in Hungary are expected to bring a renewed focus on strengthening ties with European education systems. The election outcome has opened the door for reforms aimed at improving cooperation with the European Union, particularly in higher education and research. This could lead to better funding access, improved academic standards, and increased participation in European education programmes. For international students, this shift may result in more stable policies, improved university partnerships, and better access to scholarships and exchange…
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Slovenia Introduces Digital Nomad Visa for Remote Professionals
Slovenia has introduced a new digital nomad visa, allowing remote professionals from outside the EU to live in the country while working for companies or clients based abroad. The visa is issued as a temporary residence permit for up to one year and is designed for freelancers, employees, and business owners who work remotely using digital technologies. A key requirement is that applicants must not enter the local Slovenian job market, meaning all income must come from outside the country.…
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Europe’s EES is now fully in place: what changes at Schengen borders from April 10, 2026
From 10 April 2026, Europe has officially introduced the Entry/Exit System (EES) across all Schengen countries, bringing a major change to how non-EU travellers enter and exit the region. Instead of passport stamps, travellers must now provide biometric data such as fingerprints and facial scans, along with their travel details. The system automatically records entry and exit dates, helping authorities track stays and prevent overstaying. While this new digital process aims to improve security and make border control more efficient,…
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