Finland
This country of Europe has been the world’s happiest country in the eighth consecutive year. Finland is ranked first in the Happiness Report. There are many top universities present here, including Helsinki University, which is the oldest institution in Finland. It was established in 1640. Similarly, there is Alto University in the capital Helsinki. Indian students can also study at Turku University, where more than 20 thousand students are getting degrees. (Pexels)
Denmark
Denmark, one of the Nordic countries, is ranked second in the Happiness Index. The education system here is considered the best world. The University of Copenhagen is the number one institute in the country. Technical University of Denmark is the Best College for Engineering and Technology studies. Similarly, Arahus University is also considered one of the finest universities of Denmark for higher education. (Pexels)
Iceland
Filled with natural beauty, Iceland is the third most happy country in the world. Iceland has seven universities, three of which are private and four government universities. The largest institutes are Iceland University and Recjal University, which are located in the capital. It is followed by Akurari University in the northern city of Akurari. About 5% of the total students in Iceland are foreign students. (Pexels)
Sweden
Sweden, one of the Nordic countries, is the fourth happiest country in the world. The KTH Royal Institute of Technology is the oldest and largest institute in the country. It is considered the best polytechnic university in Europe. Upsala University, established in 1477, is the oldest university in Sweden and all Nordic countries. Chalmers University of Technology, located in Gothenburg, is another great polytechnic university. (Pexels)
Netherlands
The Netherlands have been ranked fifth in the list of the world’s happiest countries. The Netherlands is one of the oldest and most prestigious higher education systems in the world, which began in the 16th century. The country’s highest ranked institution is Delpt University of Technology. This is followed by the University of Amsterdam and Endhovan University of Technology. (Pexels)
