Partner universities
11Listed on this page
01 — Overview
Why study engineering in Europe
Europe builds the cars, robots and power grids the world runs on, and its engineering schools sit right beside the industry.
For a Sri Lankan student with Physical Science A/Ls, an engineering degree in Europe is one of the clearest routes into an international career. Degrees are taught in English, recognised across the European Union under the Bologna framework, and built around laboratories and industry projects rather than exams alone.
Our partners range from large technical universities such as Kaunas University of Technology and VILNIUS TECH to industry-led schools such as John von Neumann University, which sits next to the Mercedes-Benz plant in Kecskemét, and University West in Sweden, where work placements are built into the degree.
Below you will find every engineering programme our partner universities list, grouped by university. Entry rules differ by programme, so the quickest way to know where you stand is a free assessment of your results.
- 01Taught fully in English from the first semester to the final project.
- 02Labs and industry projects built into the degree, not added at the end.
- 03Public technical universities with long research records and modern campuses.
- 04EU-recognised degrees under the Bologna framework and ECTS credits.
- 05Work rights while you study and post-study time to look for work, depending on the country.
- 06A Schengen residence permit that lets you travel across 29 countries.
02 — Programmes
Eleven universities, 32 programmes
Programme names as listed by each university. Intakes and entry rules vary, so we confirm every programme before you apply.
- Kaunas · Lithuania
Kaunas University of Technology (KTU)
- BSc Mechanical Engineering
- BSc Electrical Engineering
- BSc Mechatronics
- BSc Robotics
- BSc Automation and Control
- BSc Renewable Energy Engineering
- BSc Industrial Engineering
- BSc Architecture
- MSc Vehicle Engineering
- MSc Electrical Power Engineering
- MSc Mechatronics
- MSc Construction Management
- Vilnius · Lithuania
VILNIUS TECH
- BSc Civil Engineering
- BSc Mechanical Engineering
- BSc Mechatronics and Robotics
- BSc Computer Engineering
- BSc Architecture
- Kecskemét · Hungary
John von Neumann University
- BSc Mechanical Engineering
- BSc Computer Science Engineering
- MSc Computer Science Engineering
- Trollhättan · Sweden
University West
- BSc International Mechanical Engineering
- Msida · Malta
University of Malta
- BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering
- BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering
- BEng (Hons) Electronic Systems Engineering
- BSc (Hons) IT: Computer Engineering
- Paola · Malta
MCAST
- BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering
- Bremen · Germany
Constructor University
- BSc Robotics and Intelligent Systems
- Wrocław · Poland
University of Wrocław
- BSc Mechanical Engineering
- BSc Electronic and Computer Engineering
- Athens & Thessaloniki · Greece
Metropolitan College
- BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering
- Vilnius · Lithuania
Vilnius University
- BSc Light Engineering
- Riga · Latvia
Novikontas Maritime College
- Professional Bachelor in Marine Engineering
03 — Careers
Where this degree can take you
Automotive and manufacturing
Design, production and quality roles in a region full of car and machinery plants.
Energy and power
Renewables, power grids and building efficiency, where Europe is hiring hardest.
Robotics and automation
Factory automation, control systems and industrial robots.
Construction and infrastructure
Civil, structural and site engineering across a building boom in Central Europe.
Work rights during and after study depend on the country. Each country page sets them out.
04 — Entry
What universities usually ask for
Every university sets its own rules. This is what most files need. We check yours against each programme.
- A/L Physical Science stream for most bachelor's degrees, with Combined Mathematics and Physics
- A related bachelor's degree for master's entry, usually with a minimum average
- English: IELTS or an equivalent test, though some universities accept other proof
- A motivation letter that explains why this field and this university
- Your transcripts, translated and attested where needed
- A valid passport
05 — Questions
What students ask us
Can I study engineering in Europe in English?
Yes. Every programme on this page is listed by the university as English-taught. You do not need to speak the local language for your degree, though learning some helps with part-time work and life outside campus.
Which A/L stream do I need for engineering?
Most engineering bachelor's degrees expect the Physical Science stream, with Combined Mathematics and Physics. Requirements vary by university and programme, so we check your results against each one before you apply.
Can I do a master's in engineering with an HND?
Sometimes. Some universities accept HND holders for related programmes, others want a full bachelor's degree. Send us your transcripts and we will tell you which programmes are open to you.
Which country is best for engineering?
It depends on the field. Lithuania has the widest choice through KTU and VILNIUS TECH, Hungary puts you next to the automotive industry, and Sweden builds work placements into the degree. We help you compare them for your own plans.
Can I work while I study engineering?
Yes. Every country we work with allows part-time work during studies, with limits that depend on the country and your level of study. The country pages list them.
How much does an engineering degree in Europe cost?
Fees depend on the university and the programme. Ask for a free written estimate and we will set out tuition and living costs for the options that fit your profile.
06 — Explore
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