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Subjects to research include Business, Engineering, Computer Science, Tourism, Design. Compare the exact programme, modules, teaching language, accreditation and entry requirements before shortlisting.

Undergraduate: an accepted secondary qualification and the required recognition/access or university selection process. Postgraduate: a suitable recognised first degree plus subject/language conditions; verify the award's official status and entry rules.

The European Education Area gives general public-degree planning ranges of EUR 700–1,700 yearly for bachelor's and EUR 1,000–3,500 for master's. These are not a non-EU fee guarantee: regional residency/nationality rules and specialist/private programmes can produce much higher fees. Add accommodation, daily living, insurance, travel, visa costs and any required financial evidence. An offer-specific budget is more reliable than a national average.

September/October is the main start; selected programmes offer January/February entry. Pre-enrolment, qualification-recognition and faculty selection calendars can be separate. A start month is not an application deadline. Check your exact programme and scholarship closing dates, then allow time for documents and immigration processing.

Current study guidance describes compatible part-time work up to 30 hours weekly for qualifying non-EU students. Eligibility depends on the actual study authorisation and current rules; do not rely on older employer-permit summaries.

Yes. Our Kochi-based team can help compare your profile with course options, plan application documents, explore funding and prepare your next steps. Admission, scholarships and visas are decided by the relevant institutions and authorities, not guaranteed by a consultant.