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- 4 min readPolandUniversitiesPoland: how to check the university, and what else to look at thereThe state portal answers three questions at once: does the university exist, what is required of a foreigner, and what support programmes exist. Here is what to look at and in what order.Verified10/20/2026study.gov.plOfficial source
- 4 min readUniversitiesHow to be sure a university is real: each country's registerEvery country keeps one state list of recognised universities. Here is where it sits in our five countries, and why a ranking, a review or a handsome website answers a different question.Verified10/20/2026hochschulkompass.deOfficial source
- 4 min readItalyUniversitiesItaly: how to check the university and the programmeIn Italy the register and the admission portal are the same place, and pre-enrolment runs through it too. Here is what to look at there, and why the check comes before choosing a programme.Verified10/20/2026universitaly.itOfficial source
- 4 min readGermanyUniversitiesGermany: how to check that the university and the programme are realA degree counts only if a recognised institution issued it on an accredited programme. In Germany both can be checked in open registers — here is which ones, and in what order.Verified10/08/2026hochschulkompass.deOfficial source
- 9 min readUniversitiesDocuments to Study in Europe from Moldova: What You Need at Each Stage of the MoveA full breakdown of documents across three stages — admission, student visa, residence permit after arrival — separately for Germany, France, Italy, Poland and Romania.Verified08/15/2027daad.deOfficial sourcePremium
- 9 min readUniversitiesHow to Get Into University Abroad from Moldova: A 5-Country GuideStep by step: whether your Moldovan school certificate is accepted, where to apply, what language level and deadlines apply — separately for Germany, France, Italy, Poland and Romania.Verified08/15/2026daad.deOfficial sourcePremium
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