There are a lot of strong engineering schools in Europe
First of all, I recommend the colleges and universities in Germany and Holland, which are relatively strict and have good teaching quality.
Germany's TU9, the Technische Universit?t e.V. (English: TU9 German Institutes of Technology e. V.), is an alliance of nine famous German technical universities, which are all well-known in Germany and even internationally, including the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (2006), the Technische Universit?t München ( The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (2006), the Technical University of Munich (2006, 2012), the RWTH Aachen (2007, 2012) and the Technical University of Dresden (2012) have all been included in the list of Germany's elite universities.
The Netherlands also has great engineering programs, such as the Delft University of Technology, which is one of the world's top technical universities and is known as the MIT of Europe. It is the largest and most comprehensive polytechnic university in the Netherlands, and with the Imperial College of Science and Technology in the United Kingdom, the Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Switzerland, and the RWTH Aachen University of Technology in Germany constitute the IDEA alliance. There is Eindhoven University of Technology, is the Netherlands Polytechnic University in the second scale, second only to Delft University of Technology, Eindhoven is Philips in the place, the university background is also very strong. Finally, the University of Twente, the only campus-based university in the Netherlands, in the technical and social sciences with a sense of innovation and research-oriented university. The school is one of the youngest and smallest universities in the Netherlands, but it is recognized as one of the highest quality universities.
Of course, you can consider the United Kingdom, France and Switzerland's leading schools, such as Cambridge, Imperial College, Manchester University, Bristol University, etc. in the United Kingdom; Switzerland's Zurich Polytechnic, Lausanne Polytechnic; in France, the situation is complicated, you can choose the French public universities within the Union of Comprehensive Polytechnic Institutes, including Grenoble Polytechnic, Montpellier Polytechnic, Nice, Sofia Polytechnic, Marseille Polytechnic, and the French public universities, the French public universities in the Union of Comprehensive Polytechnic Institutes. Sophia Polytechnic, Marseille Polytechnic and Clermont-Ferrand Polytechnic, etc., is composed of 12 of the best French polytechnic universities graduate schools and schools of engineers.