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Best Private Universities in Europe: A Comprehensive Guide by Best study abroad consultants

Europe has long been a favored destination for international students seeking high-quality education, cultural diversity, and a global experience. The continent is home to some of the world’s most prestigious universities, many of which are private institutions offering a blend of academic excellence, innovative research, and strong industry connections. This guide, crafted by Best study abroad consultants, explores the best private universities in Europe, helping prospective students make informed decisions about their educational journey.

Why Choose a Private University in Europe?

Private universities in Europe are renowned for their academic rigor, state-of-the-art facilities, and personalized education. They often have smaller class sizes, which ensures more individualized attention from professors. These institutions also tend to have robust alumni networks and close ties with industries, which can lead to excellent internship opportunities and job placements after graduation.

Moreover, private universities in Europe are highly international, attracting students and faculty from around the globe. This diverse environment not only enriches the educational experience but also helps students develop a global perspective, which is invaluable in today’s interconnected world.

Top Private Universities in Europe

Here are some of the best private universities across Europe, recommended by study abroad experts:

1. Bocconi University (Italy)

Located in Milan, Università Bocconi is renowned for its business, economics, and law programs. The university’s strong connections with international businesses and its emphasis on research make it a top choice for students aiming for a global career.

2. EADA Business School (Spain)

Based in Barcelona, the EADA Business School offers highly regarded MBA and business programs. It is an institution recognized for its practical approach toward business education by providing students with real-world experience through projects and internships.

3. IE University (Spain)

IE University is an international university with an international outlook, located in Madrid and Segovia, offering programs both in the field of business and law and elsewhere in the social sciences.

4. University of St. Gallen (Switzerland)

The University of St. Gallen enjoys an excellent worldwide reputation with respect to business, economics, and law study programs. Located in one of the most beautiful towns in Switzerland, it is an institution renowned for the practical delivery of a strong academic foundation.

5. University of Mannheim(Germany)

One of the strong points about Universität Mannheim is economics, social sciences, and business administration. The university occupies a leading position in Germany, due to its strong research output and international orientation.

6. European School of Management and Technology (ESMT) Berlin (Germany)

Quite literally located in the heart of Berlin. ESMT Berlin is a private non-profit business school that focuses on a wide variety of flexible MBA courses, as well as other Master’s and PhD programs. ESMT was founded and works very closely with 25 major enterprises such as BMW, Airbus Group, Lufthansa, and Bosch

7. SDA Bocconi School of Management (Italy)

SDA Bocconi is consistently ranked among the top business schools with a Triple Crown, a set of prestigious accreditations for the best business school. SDA Bocconi focuses on MBA, Master’s, and Executive programs

8. Franklin University Switzerland (Switzerland)

Based in Sorengo, Franklin University focuses on Liberal Arts with a unique course in Academic Travel that allows students to travel alongside their studies as well as pursue internships internationally.

9. Paris School of Business (PSB) (France)

It is the only school in Paris to offer a full range of world-class, internationally accredited programs: BBA, MSc, MBA, and DBA.

10. Jacobs University Bremen (Germany)

Constructor University, formerly known as Jacobs University Bremen, is a private, residential, international research university situated in Vegesack, Bremen, Germany. Constructor focuses primarily on engineering, humanities, and natural and social sciences, in which students can acquire bachelor’s, master’s, or doctorate degrees.

How to Choose the Right Private University in Europe

Choosing the right university is a critical decision that can shape your future career and personal development. Here are some factors to consider, as advised by top study abroad consultants:

Academic Programs: Ensure the university offers the program that aligns with your career goals and interests. Look for institutions with strong research facilities and industry connections in your field of study.

Location: Consider the cultural, social, and economic environment of the country and city where the university is located. This can significantly impact your overall study abroad experience.

Tuition and Financial Aid: Private universities can be expensive, but many offer scholarships, grants, and financial aid to international students. Research all available options and consider the return on investment.

Campus Life: A vibrant campus life with extracurricular activities, student clubs, and international student services can greatly enhance your university experience.

Alumni Network: A strong alumni network can provide valuable career support, mentoring, and networking opportunities.

Conclusion:

Partner with the Best Study Abroad Consultants, Choosing the right private university in Europe can be a daunting task, but with the right guidance, you can find the perfect fit for your academic and career aspirations. One of the best ways to navigate this complex process is by partnering with experienced study abroad consultants who can provide personalized advice and support.

Infos Connect Study Abroad is one of the best overseas education consultants in Kerala, offering expert guidance to students aspiring to study in Europe and beyond. With a deep understanding of the global education landscape and strong connections with top universities, Infos Connect ensures that you make the best choice for your future. Whether you need assistance with university selection, application processes, or visa formalities, Infos Connect is dedicated to helping you achieve your academic dreams

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2024 olympians representing non country of residence part 5

Israel: Daniel Bluman, equestrian (Weston, Florida); Ashlee Bond, equestrian (Calabasas, California); Robin Muhr, equestrian (Monaco City, Monaco); Andrea Murez, swimming (Los Angeles, California); Isabella Russekoff, equestrian (Greenwich, Connecticut) & Ayla Spitz, swimming (Newport Beach, California) Italy: Simon Bolelli, tennis (Monte Carlo, Monaco); Gia Butler, athletics (Los Angeles, California); Luciano Darderi, tennis (Villa Gesell, Argentina); Gonzalo Echenique, water polo (Rosario, Argentina); Matteo Iocchi-Gratta, water polo (Berane, Montenegro); Nicholas Kohl, rowing (Sorengo, Switzerland); Lorenzo Musetti, tennis (Monte Carlo, Monaco); Kim Polling, judo (Leek, The Netherlands); Andreas Sargent-Larsen, diving (Copenhagen, Denmark); Alessandro Sorgente, skateboarding (Lake Worth Beach, Florida); Silvana Stanco, shooting (Winterthur, Switzerland) & Zane Weir, athletics (Westville, South Africa) Cote d'Ivoire: Murielle Ahouré-Demps, athletics (Houston, Texas); Jessika Gbai, athletics (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania); Jérémy Keryhuel, fencing (Paris, France) & Cheickna Traore, athletics (Jersey City, New Jersey) Jamaica: Nayoka Clunis, athletics (Excelsior, Minnesota); Raheem Hayles, athletics (Springfield, New York); Andrew Hudson; Jr., athletics (Claremont, Florida); Josh Kirlew, swimming (London, U.K.); Yona Knight-Wisdom, diving (Leeds, U.K.); Ashley McKenzie, judo (London, U.K.) & Adelle Tracey, athletics (London, U.K.) Japan: Taro Daniel, tennis (Bradenton, Florida); Josh Hawkinson, basketball (Shoreline, Washington); Hugh Hogland-Watanabe, basketball (Honolulu, Hawaii); Kanoa Igarashi, surfing (Huntington Beach, California); Kai Inoue, water polo (Los Angeles, California); Tajon Jacobs, basketball (Los Angeles, California); Nishikori Kei, tennis (Bradenton, Florida); Josua Kerevi, rugby (Viseisei, Fiji); Kawai Mike, equestrian (Valkenswaard, The Netherlands); Uchijima Moyuka, tennis (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia); Kenji Nener, triathlon (Perth, Australia); Connor O'Leary, surfing (Crunulla, Australia); Naomi Osaka, tennis (Los Angeles, California); Ena Shibahara, tennis (Rancho Palos Verdes, California); Ōiwa Yoshiaki, equestrian (Münsingen, Germany) & Sasō Yūka, (San Ildefonso, The Philippines) Jordan: Mo'ath Alkhawaladeh, athletics (Washington, D.C.) & Karin Belbeisi, swimming (Dubai, U.A.E.) Kazakhstan: Alexander Bublik, tennis (Monte Carlo, Monaco); Esmigul Kuyulova, judo (Tashkent, Uzbekistan); Yulia Putintseva, tennis (Boca Raton, Florida); Elena Rybakina, tennis (Moscow, Russia) & Alexander Shevchenko; Jr., tennis (Vienna, Austria) Kenya: Maria Brunlehner, swimming (Potsdam, Germany) & Alexandra Ndolo, fencing (Bayreuth, Germany) Kosovo: Adell Sabovic, swimming (New York, New York) Kyrgyzstan: Aiaal Lazarev, wrestling (Verkhnevilyuysk, Russia) Laos: Ariana Dirkzwager, swimming (Wichita, Kansas); Steven Insixiengmay, swimming (Winston-Salem, North Carolina) & Prae Philaphandeth, gymnastics (Bangkok, Thailand) Latvia: Anastasia Carbonari, cycling (Ancona, Italy) & Džeja Patrika, diving (San Diego, California) Lebanon: Hady Habib, tennis (Houston, Texas) & Benjamin Hassan, tennis (Merzig, Germany) Liberia: Thelma Davies, athletics (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania); Joseph Fahnbulleh, athletics (Hopkins, Minnesota); Emmanuel Matadi, athletics (St. Paul, Minnesota); Ebony Morrison, athletics (Miami-Dade County, Florida); Jabez Reeves, athletics (Prince William County, Virginia); John Sherman, athletics (La Vergne, Tennessee); Akeem Sirleaf, athletics (St. Paul, Minnesota) & Destiny Smith-Barnett, athletics (Oakland, California) Lithuania: Dovilė Kilty, athletics (London, U.K.) Luxembourg: Vera Hoffmann, athletics (Minden, Germany) & Ruben Querinjean, athletics (Malmedy, Belgium) Madagascar: Rija Gardiner, athletics (Makati, The Philippines) & Fabio Rakotoarimanana, table tennis (Toulon, France) Malaysia: Muhammad Fahmi, athletics (Auburn, Alabama) Maldives: Fathimath Ali, table tennis (Colombo, Sri Lanka)

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Elegant penthouse duplex apartment for sale in Lugano-Sorengo, featuring an adjacent studio from Wetag Consulting on Vimeo.

Nestled in a lush park, this stately penthouse duplex apartment for sale is located in Lugano-Sorengo. Its strategic location allows easy access to the center of Lugano via a charming pedestrian pathway. The interiors feature refined decorations and boiseries, harmoniously designed in a romantic English cottage style. Additionally, there is an option to purchase a 36 m² studio adjacent to the apartment for CHF 350,000. This independent studio is perfect for guests.

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Appuntamenti del mese di dicembre

do 26 novembre, Ascona, Teatro San Materno, ore 17.00: “Servito a zero”, di Gianluca Grossi. Musiche di Danilo Boggini e Francesco Boggini.

do 3 dicembre, Bellinzona, Piazza Collegiata, ore 18.00: prima puntata di “Una volpe in città”, di Andrea Fazioli, musiche di Danilo Boggini. Con Anton Jablokov al violino.

do 10 dicembre, Biasca, Bibliomedia, ore 17.00, “Gôss in fir��gna”, presentazione delle poesie di Spartaco Rossi.

do 17 dicembre, Chiesa di Sorengo, ore 17.00: concerti del coro Golden Hill e del Coro Val Genzana.

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Aurora Ramazzotti dopo il parto nella clinica svizzera: “Ogni momento è una scoperta”

DIRETTA TV 2 Aprile 2023 “Sto recuperando. Assaporando questo vento di vita nuova”, racconta Aurora ai suoi fan mentre recupera le energie a poche giorni dalla nascita del piccolo Cesare. L’influencer dovrebbe trovarsi ancora nella clinica Sant’Anna di Sorengo, dove la raggiungono nonna Michelle Hunziker e lo “zio” Tommaso Zorzi. 23 CONDIVISIONI Aurora Ramazzotti è diventata mamma da pochi…

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Gosh I didn't knew about her ex lover...

I have someting more about Kabaeva's case. Her second children was probably born in 2015 in San't Anna de Sorengo's clinic in Lugano (recommended by Berlusconi to Putin) where a swiss-russian gynecologist works. She was in contact with Putin and Kabaeva also in 2019 when Alina attended at an exhibition obviously pregnant. The gynecologist was with two friends at the official tribune at the military parade of the 9 of May. And it seems that Kabaeva gave birth in Koulakov hospital around this date, and that the entire floor (the 4rth) was evacuated when she gave birth and supervised by the FSO.

And that's not the end, the journal Proekt made an article about the couple Kabaeva-Putin and diffused the gynecologist's name. Four day after she was found dead in Switzerland.

Everything I'm writing come from Alina l'amour secret de Poutine from Céline Nony, published in 2003. But several articles talks about this :

Doctor who delivered Vladimir Putin's love children with mistress dies suddenly after... - LBC

Russian doctor ‘who delivered Putin’s love-children with gymnast mistress’ dies after revealing ‘existence of two sons’ - The Geopost

Maybe I will read a second time the books, there is more crazy things, but this is one of the biggest thing I've read from this book. And I guess there is a lot of dark things we don't know...

So apparantly viner stepped down from the post of president of the russian rg fed so she can focus on coaching (oh boy) and ofc her first choice to pass on the position to was kabaeva but she declined(small blessings) so it got passed to kapranova

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La tua casa tra benessere e natura a Parco Casarico

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#birramomo @thatsamorecappucinos 🙏🙏🙏 . | . #microbirrificiomomo #thatsamorecappucinos #sorengo #lugano #mercato #frutta #verdura #takeaway #minimarket #catering #pizza #dolci #cityoflugano #franklincollege (at Sorengo, Switzerland)

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House (1952) in Sorengo, Switzerland, by Rino Tami

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When stuck in the traffic, Punch is the medicine 🇨🇺 (presso Sorengo, Switzerland) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2Zn0lMoTT1/?igshid=1mji4xrv7jfs1

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We have visited Lugano many times since Daughter started University there.  It has always been rushed with just two or three days.  This time, we booked a week.  This gave me the chance to investigate some of the back roads and paths in the surrounding communes of Sorengo and Collina d’Oro.  With a nod to a followed blogger, here are Walking Finds, 1.

Sculpture in a Parking Lot along the walk back from IKEA

Above the door is a figurehead and the plague, Casa Mia

A Pilgrimage to Hermann Hesse House

Hermann’s Typewriter

Local art embedded in buiding walls, Down the street a marker commemorating an old chapel.

Even the statues need to relax after so much walking.

    Meeting up with Wife's family in Malaysia. Remembering a few walks in the brisk Lugano air. We have visited Lugano many times since Daughter started University there.  It has always been rushed with just two or three days. 

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Elegant duplex penthouse apartment with adjacent studio apartment in Lugano-Sorengo for sale from Wetag Consulting on Vimeo.

Nestled within a lush park, this elegant penthouse-duplex apartment in Lugano-Sorengo for sale offers a tranquil oasis. Enjoying a prime location, it provides effortless access to Lugano's center via a picturesque pedestrian path. Inside, the interiors boast refined décor and boiseries, exuding a harmonious atmosphere in a romantic English cottage style. Additionally, the adjacent studio offers independence, perfect for guests or service personnel.

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SORENGO appartamenti ristrutturati in prima locazione da febbraio 2022: https://www.casaperte.ch/property/sorengo-ristrutturazione-25-35-45-in-affitto-prima-locazione/ (presso Sorengo, Switzerland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVoEmSHKQrz/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Franklin University Switzerland Lugano Campus

Franklin University Switzerland Lugano Campus Building, FUS Swiss Architecture, Architect Design Images

Franklin University Switzerland Lugano student campus

22 Jun 2021

Franklin University Switzerland Lugano Campus News

Architect: Flaviano Capriotti Architetti, Italy

Location: Via Ponte Tresa 29, 6924 Sorengo, Switzerland

Franklin University Switzerland in Lugano unveils the project for its new student campus

A new architecture that aims to share knowledge, experience and expertise, reinterpreting the boundaries between learning and community. Designed by Italian studio Flaviano Capriotti Architetti, the new campus reflects the holistic approach of the university institution.

Sorengo (Lugano), Switzerland | Unveiled the design for the new campus at Franklin University Switzerland (FUS), Lugano, due for completion in spring 2022. An architecture, designed by Italian studio Flaviano Capriotti Architetti, that aims to share knowledge, experience and expertise: a space where students and the wider community can come together.

Franklin’s holistic approach to learning can be seen in the permeable architecture that is open to the urban context: acting as an evocative and distinctive new landmark and providing the community with public spaces. The building is characterised by two distinct architectonic blocks which are linked by their different perspectives, with one being a communal and educational space and one designed for university accommodation.

The public-use building stands out for its permeable architecture and, almost as if to assert the purpose of the building, semi-transparent surfaces hint at the interiors within and invite students and the wider community to discover and interact. A glowing light in the auditorium indicates activity within to the outside, turning the building into a dynamic space that speaks to the surrounding urban setting. Photovoltaic plates clad the volume: it’s the first photovoltaic system in Europe to be fitted with components that follow the orientation of the sun.

The university accommodation section rests on the main block. Its pigmented and patterned concrete surfaces evoke the colour and texture of the surrounding alpine landscape and at the same time guarantee greater privacy. The finishing touch of the design is the campus gardens. Created by Hortensia Garden Design, they offer students and professors a communal space to enjoy the benefits of being able to bathe in nature.

Founded in Sorengo (Lugano) in 1969 and offering 17 Bachelor’s degree courses and 5 Master’s degree courses to almost 300 students from over 50 countries, Franklin University Switzerland (FUS) is a university institution that provides an American-style education. In a bid to continually grow and increase student numbers, the University decided to extend one of its accommodation buildings, “Campus 3”, and has commissioned Milanese studio Flaviano Capriotti Architetti for the project. The new section will cover a range of functions, including 30 residential units, educational spaces, offices, a fitness area and underground parking.

As a cradle of knowledge and a temple of learning, Franklin University Switzerland offers interdisciplinary and experiential learning, with the academic journey at the centre of its curriculum. As well as pedagogy, this journey also involves experiential activity and the sharing of the everyday. As such, the campus areas and student accommodation are designed to encourage continuous development and professional but also human and personal growth, which is promoted through the act of sharing, exchange and debate.

THE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN: PUBLIC SPACES

Tied in with the surrounding landscape, the Ticino Alps and Lake Lugano, the new student residence contains a number of different functions, resulting in independent but interconnected spaces.

The public space is a light building with a characteristic curvy and organic shape. Built using glazed, semi-transparent U-glass, its all-embracing inclusive nature announces the desire to become a reference point for the community and a meeting point for the wider town, not just an educational institution.

The public-use building stands like a beacon of light within the overall complex. Clad with an orientable system of white photovoltaic plates, which has been developed in collaboration with SUPSI (the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland) and its Department of Environment, Constructions and Design, the Franklin campus building features the first photovoltaic system in Europe to be fitted with components that follow the orientation of the sun. This mechanism makes the building more sustainable from an environmental point of view and simultaneously provides shading within the spaces, for greater thermal and visual comfort.

THE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN: STUDENT ACCOMODATION

Private and withdrawn, the student accommodation building sits harmoniously within the urban context, creating a solid facade onto the street. This is dotted with identical windows that occasionally differ in size but are arranged in a precise, grid-like manner.

A linear and continuous pattern evokes the layers of the pages in a book. An emblem of culture and communication, the book symbolically impacts the surrounding alpine landscape and reinterprets this onto the facade of the university building. The student residence is connected to the previous structure built on the area and forms the original C-shaped court, with open walkways overlooking a private internal garden.

LANDSCAPE DESIGN

A space to enjoy the beneficial effects of nature and bathe in luxuriant local flora. Designed by Hortensia Design Garden, the new campus gardens have been created to provide a pleasant and regenerative space where students and professors can relax and take a break out of their everyday activities.

The path through the garden is lined with tress and shrubs and “Garden Rooms” have been added throughout: mini zones entirely surrounded by plants where the benefits of nature can be fully enjoyed and the senses can be enticed by the garden’s many scents, colours and sounds. Particular attention has been paid to the seasonality of plants, making it possible to bathe in the benefits of nature all year round.

Franklin University Switzerland Lugano Campus images / information received 210621

Location: Via Ponte Tresa 29, 6924 Sorengo, Switzerland, central Europe

Phone: +41 91 985 22 60

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Appuntamenti estivi

domenica 12 luglio, ore 16.00            Piazza di Prato Leventina, Teatro dei Fauni, Anime e sassi

giovedì 16 luglio, ore 20.30                Lugano Longlake Festival, Piazza Manzoni, Annamaria Musajo Trio

venerdì 31 luglio, ore 11.00-13.30      Sorengo, Fondazione OTAF

venerdì 31 luglio, ore 14.30-15.00      RSI Rete 2, Diretta con Olivier Bosia

giovedì 13 agosto, ore 20.30              Lugano Longlake Festival, Piazza Manzoni, Swing Power Manouche Quintet feat. Anton Jablokov & Daniel Macullo

sabato 15 agosto, ore 20.40                Meride, Festival Cibo per l’anima,  Swing Power Manouche Quartet feat. Anton Jablokov. Evento su prenotazione (079/682.12.38).

venerdì 21 agosto, ore 20.30              Lugano Longlake Festival, Piazza Manzoni, Malena Trio.

sabato 22 agosto, ore 21.00                Convento di Monte Carasso, Teatro dei Fauni, Anime e sassi

mercoledì 29 agosto                            Ascona Music Hot Spots, locale e orario da definire, Danilo Boggini & Pierluigi Ferrari

domenica 30 agosto, ore 10.30           Jazz Club Mendrisiotto, Hotel Touring, Annamaria Musajo Trio

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The 14th Dalai Lama - 2018 part 48