Put Portugal on your study abroad bucket list
Welcome to Portugal, where you'll find a pleasant temperature, delectable cuisine, superb wines, breathtaking landscape, and, of course, excellent universities. With a population of just over 10.3 million people, this small country on the Iberian Peninsula offers near-instant access to beaches, cities, and all in between. Portugal is located on the Atlantic Ocean in southern Europe, neighboring Spain, whose culture is influenced by the sea. With a variety of universities offering top-notch degree programmes, it is an excellent study abroad location in Portugal. Furthermore, the universities have a large number of students and housing options at extremely reasonable pricing. Let's have a look at some of the reasons why you should consider studying in Portugal:
Cost of Living
In comparison to the rest of Western Europe, Portugal is affordable. In smaller student cities, you can get along just fine. The cost of tuition and fees is also reasonable, particularly for English-taught degrees. Many colleges now allow students to share rooms, so you may make your study abroad stay in Portugal even more economical. With student IDs, students can save up to 50% on museum and historic site admission.
Education
Portugal has a world-class educational system. The University of Lisbon offers a variety of courses and locations to meet the needs of any student. The humanities and social sciences are the concentration of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa. You can choose from a variety of specializations at the University of Minho, including education, economics, arts and sciences, architecture, and engineering.
Portuguese
It's something you should learn! It is not only lovely, but it is also comparable to Spanish and Italian, so you will be able to understand the other two languages. The majority of bachelor's degree programmes are taught in Portuguese, whereas the majority of master's degree programmes are offered in English. In any case, studying Portuguese will be beneficial to you. Learning the language can also assist you in adjusting not just to studying in a new location, but also to learning new culture and customs.
Weather
It's just right. Summers are long and hot, and winters are short and rainy, thanks to the Mediterranean environment. Consider the seasons of spring and summer, with the need for a raincoat and a sweater on rare occasions. If you want to feel like you're in a tropical location, consider studying in Portugal.
Food
Portugal's cuisine is among the best in Europe and the world—and one of the most off-the-beaten-path. The majority of the dishes are made with meat, fish, or eggs, and you can expect some hearty dinners. Don't worry, "Portuguese tapas" are becoming increasingly popular, so you'll be able to sample a range of foods without overeating.
If you want an excellent education, the chance to learn a language rich in history and culture, the possibility to visit a beautiful area, fantastic friends, great food, and a reasonable cost of living, Portugal should be on your list of destinations to study abroad.
Convinced? You ought to be.
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