The proverb "You are greeted by your clothes, but seen off by your mind" is more relevant than ever nowadays, especially when it comes to finding a job. A reputable employer doesn't care much whether you've had a facial peeling or not, but they will first and foremost pay attention to your education. The more prestigious the university, the easier it is to find a truly good and high-paying job. Universities in the capital and, of course, well-known European universities are especially valued.
Thanks to this situation, the desire to study abroad is becoming more and more popular among applicants every year. The most in-demand are higher education institutions in the USA, where 24% of graduates planning to study abroad would like to study. Many believe that this country offers the best education in fields such as economics, medicine, science, and show business. In second place in popularity is the United Kingdom, where 19% of applicants would like to study. As for professions, these are management, marketing, accounting, and PR. Germany and Canada also hold special appeal – 12% of those interested each, and of course, in these countries, it is considered most preferable to study economics and medicine. Then come countries such as France – 7%, Italy – 5%, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Belgium, Cyprus, etc.
No less important for an employer is the specific university. There is a whole range of prestigious European universities whose education 100% guarantees a good job. Of course, these include the Paris Sorbonne – a center of French economics, law, and management, and a number of UK universities – University of Kingston, University of Westminster, University of Glamorgan, University of Chester, and University of Warwick. It is quite difficult to get in, and the cost of education can hardly be called affordable, but these universities provide truly high-quality European education.
However, a not inferior European education can be obtained for a significantly lower cost, for example, at higher education institutions in the Czech Republic and Bulgaria, which are becoming increasingly popular every year.
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