Doing Master's of Engineering in Europe?

[AFG34]

I'm studying Civil Engineering here in Canada. I'm interested in doing my masters somewhere in Europe but i don't know how it will work out.

I'm interested in structural/infrastructure branch of civil engineering and every country/area have their own laws and regulations regarding building code - would that affect me if i get my masters in a different country than where i intend to work afterwards? (I would probably want to come back to Canada to work)

I haven't thought about the logistics much. How is tuition and academic aid/funding in the western European countries?

Is it possible to study in English if I'm in a non-English speaking country such as Sweden, Norway or Spain?

 

[R.Mesri]

The laws and regulations regarding building code may affect you if you get your masters in a different country than where you intend to work afterwards. It is important to research the building codes of the country/area that you are interested in studying in, and make sure that they are compatible with the requirements of the country where you want to work. Tuition and academic aid/funding can vary from country to country, so it is important to research this information for the specific country that you are interested in studying in. Additionally, many European countries offer scholarships and grants that you can apply for to help fund your studies. It is possible to study in English in some non-English speaking countries such as Sweden, Norway, and Spain. Many universities will offer courses and programs taught in English, so it is worth researching the universities that you are interested in to see what language options are available.