Griechenland
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) is the oldest university in modern Greece, established in 1837, and is located in the historic city of Athens. NKUA is a prestigious institution offering a wide range of programs and is among the largest universities in Europe.
- 68,500 undergraduate and postgraduate students
- Over 2,100 academic staff members and 1,000 administrative personnel.
- NKUA's School of Education emphasizes innovation in teaching methodologies, pedagogy, and lifelong learning.
Possible subjects/ fields to study in:
- Pedagogy and Educational Sciences
- Special Education
- Early Childhood Education
- Language and Literature Education
- Social Studies Education
Großbritannien
Bishop Grosseteste University Lincoln (BGU)
The Bishop Grosseteste University Lincoln (BGU) is located in Great Britain, Lincoln and was founded over 150 years ago in the heart of historic Lincoln.
Possible subjects to study at the BGU:
- English
- History
- Religion
- Mathematics
Kroatien
University of Zadar (UZ)
The University of Zadar (UZ) is located in Zadar, Croatia and was founded in 1396. Today, the University of Zadar is the largest integrated University in the Republic of Croatia, which includes 25 university departments.
Possible Subjects to study at the UZ:
- German
- English
- Russian
- History
- Geography
- Theology
- Philosophy
Lettland
University of Latvia (UL)
The University of Latvia (UL) is located in Riga and was founded on September 28, 1919. Students can strengthen and enhance their knowledge and skills in a wide spectrum of scientific disciplines – natural, exact, social sciences and humanities. 5% of students at the University of Latvia are from abroad. Every year, the University of Latvia organizes international summer schools.
Possible Subjects to study at the UL:
- German
- Visual Arts
- English
- Russian
- Special Education
- Primary Education
Litauen
Vilnius Academy of Arts
The Vilnius Academy of Arts (VAA), founded in 1793, is the largest art university in Lithuania, with campuses in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, and Telšiai. It offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs in art, design, and architecture, fostering creativity and interdisciplinary research in a global context.
- 1,800 students are enrolled in undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs
- students from over 20 countries through exchange and full-degree programs
- collaborates with more than 160 partner institutions across Europe
- Campuses: The Academy operates across four cities in Lithuania – Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, and Telšiai.
Possible Subjects to study:
- Art Therapy (MA)
- History and Theory of Arts (MA)
- Design (BA/MA)
- Fine Arts Studies and Curatorship (BA)
- Applied Graphics (BA/MA)
- Applied Arts (MA)
Polen
Adam Mickiewicz University
The Adam Mickiewicz University (AMU), founded in 1919, is one of Poland's leading research institutions. With a strong emphasis on international collaboration and interdisciplinary education, AMU offers a range of programs tailored to address global educational needs.
- 40,000+ students, including a significant number of international students
- 20+ faculties, offering a wide variety of disciplines
- Ranked among the top universities in Poland, with a focus on research excellence
Possible subjects to study:
- Teacher Education: Focused on multilingual and multicultural competencies for modern classrooms.
- Pedagogy: Including courses on general pedagogy, innovative teaching methods, and educational research.
- Linguistics: Specializing in teaching English, other modern languages, or linguistics applied to education.
- Psychology in Education: Courses on child development, learning processes, and inclusive education.
- Cultural Studies: Tailored for teaching social sciences or humanities with a global perspective.
Schweden
Södertörn University
Södertörn University is a progressive university located in Flemingsberg, Sweden, just 19 minutes from central Stockholm. It offers a wide range of programs across various disciplines, with a focus on fostering critical thinking, innovation, and academic excellence in an inspiring environment. The university has a strong commitment to sustainability and cultural understanding, reflected in its diverse research and teaching initiatives.
- 8,000+ students
- International students: Approximately 20% of students
- 50+ bachelor's and master's programs
Possible Subjects to study
- several courses dealing with education and pedagogy
- Literature and Linguistics (English)
- History
- Media and Communication
- Swedish
Tschechische Republik
University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice
The University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice (Jihočeská univerzita, USB) is a prominent research university in the Czech Republic, offering a wide range of study programs across various fields, including natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, and health-oriented studies.
- over 10,000 students enrolled
- several faculties, including the Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Economics, Faculty of Health and Social Sciences, Faculty of Fisheries and Protection of Waters, and the Faculty of Agriculture and Technology
- USB offers a wide range of PhD programs in English, and it maintains active international collaborations
Possible subjects to study:
Faculty of Education:
- Primary and Pre-School Education
- Special Education
- Social Sciences
- Psychology
Faculty of Arts:
- English Studies
- German Studies
- Slavic Languages
- Music
USA
University of Michigan-Flint (UMF)
The University of Michigan Flint (UMF) is located in Michigan and was established in 1956. Nearly 7,000 students are enrolled at UM-Flint. UM-Flint faculty represent over 500 areas of study.
Possible subjects to study at the UMF:
- English
- Mathematics
- Art Education