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1. Tuition Free Universities in Finland
Currently, There are no tuition fees
charged in Finland, regardless of the level
of studies and the nationality of the
student. Remember that even when there
are no tuition fees, you still need to plan
your finances – you are expected to
independently cover all your everyday
living expenses during your studies in
Finland.
Cost of Studying in Finland: Estimated
living expenses of a single student in
Finland average around 500-800 Euros per
month.
Study in Finland
2. Tuition Free Universities in Austria
If you are an non-EU/EEA student,
federal/public universities in Austria only
charge about 363.36 or 726.72 Euros per
semester for tuition fees plus 17.50 Euros
for the Student Union membership fee
and .50 Euros insurance fee per
semester. If you are a citizen of a least
developed country, you may be exempted
to pay tuition fees at public universities in
Austria and only need to pay the Student
Union membership fee and insurance.
Cost of Studying in Austria: The cost of
living for students in Austria is
approximately 800 Euros per month which
covers accommodation, food, and
personal expenses.
Study in Austria
3. Tuition Free Universities in Norway
Norwegian state universities and
university colleges as a rule do not
charge tuition fees to all students
including international students. This
applies to all levels, including
undergraduate studies, Masters
programmes and Ph.D. programmes. Note
that some state universities and
university colleges may have tuition fees
for a few specialized programmes which
are typically at the Masters level.
Students will also need to pay a semester
fee of NOK 300-600 each semester.
Study in Norway
4. Tuition Free Universities in Germany
As of October 2014, all Universities in
Germany will not charge any tuition fees
for undergraduate studies for all students
including international students. In some
Federal States, Universities will charge a
semester contribution (about 50 euros)
and/or administration fees (about 50
euros). This tuition fee structure can
change in the future, you should check
this page for updated information on
tuition fees in different federal states in
Germany.
Unlike undergraduate studies, most
Master’s or PhD studies in Germany are
fee-based. The costs for postgraduate
studies are in addition to the enrollment
and confirmation fees.
Cost of Studying in Germany: On average,
German students spend about 500-800
Euros for accommodation, transport, food,
and miscellaneous expenses.
Germany Universities And Colleges
5. Tuition Free Universities in Sweden
Tuition fees apply for students who are
not citizens of an EU/EEA/Nordic country
or Switzerland. The fees apply only to
Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes and
courses, while PhD programmes are
tuition-free. Other fees such as student
union fee (SEK 50-350 per semester) and
insurance may apply.
A significant number of Universities offer
full and partial scholarships in the form of
tuition waivers for international students.
Study in Sweden
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1. Tuition Free Universities in Finland
Currently, There are no tuition fees
charged in Finland, regardless of the level
of studies and the nationality of the
student. Remember that even when there
are no tuition fees, you still need to plan
your finances – you are expected to
independently cover all your everyday
living expenses during your studies in
Finland.
Cost of Studying in Finland: Estimated
living expenses of a single student in
Finland average around 500-800 Euros per
month.
Study in Finland
2. Tuition Free Universities in Austria
If you are an non-EU/EEA student,
federal/public universities in Austria only
charge about 363.36 or 726.72 Euros per
semester for tuition fees plus 17.50 Euros
for the Student Union membership fee
and .50 Euros insurance fee per
semester. If you are a citizen of a least
developed country, you may be exempted
to pay tuition fees at public universities in
Austria and only need to pay the Student
Union membership fee and insurance.
Cost of Studying in Austria: The cost of
living for students in Austria is
approximately 800 Euros per month which
covers accommodation, food, and
personal expenses.
Study in Austria
3. Tuition Free Universities in Norway
Norwegian state universities and
university colleges as a rule do not
charge tuition fees to all students
including international students. This
applies to all levels, including
undergraduate studies, Masters
programmes and Ph.D. programmes. Note
that some state universities and
university colleges may have tuition fees
for a few specialized programmes which
are typically at the Masters level.
Students will also need to pay a semester
fee of NOK 300-600 each semester.
Study in Norway
4. Tuition Free Universities in Germany
As of October 2014, all Universities in
Germany will not charge any tuition fees
for undergraduate studies for all students
including international students. In some
Federal States, Universities will charge a
semester contribution (about 50 euros)
and/or administration fees (about 50
euros). This tuition fee structure can
change in the future, you should check
this page for updated information on
tuition fees in different federal states in
Germany.
Unlike undergraduate studies, most
Master’s or PhD studies in Germany are
fee-based. The costs for postgraduate
studies are in addition to the enrollment
and confirmation fees.
Cost of Studying in Germany: On average,
German students spend about 500-800
Euros for accommodation, transport, food,
and miscellaneous expenses.
Germany Universities And Colleges
5. Tuition Free Universities in Sweden
Tuition fees apply for students who are
not citizens of an EU/EEA/Nordic country
or Switzerland. The fees apply only to
Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes and
courses, while PhD programmes are
tuition-free. Other fees such as student
union fee (SEK 50-350 per semester) and
insurance may apply.
A significant number of Universities offer
full and partial scholarships in the form of
tuition waivers for international students.
Study in Sweden
Source: mycollege.com
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