Which country has cheaper tuition fees for studying abroad?

Countries with cheaper tuition fees for studying abroad:

First place: Germany

Germany is famous for its rigorous and serious standards, and the same goes for education. Studying in Germany has low tuition fees, many work-study opportunities, many social security benefits, and permanent residence and job opportunities. In addition, public universities in most states are free of tuition for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Living tuition and miscellaneous expenses, without taking into account preparatory courses, are 60,000 yuan per year.

Second place: Sweden

Sweden’s picturesque scenery is not only suitable for living, but also very suitable for everyone to study abroad. Most schools teach in English and are highly internationalized. So don’t worry about not passing the language test. In addition, students can also learn Swedish. Mastering another foreign language will be very advantageous for future employment after graduation. Moreover, the total living expenses and tuition fees are just over 60,000 RMB.

Third place: Finland

There are currently less than 3,000 Chinese settled in Finland, and they have a high social status. Both the social environment and the English language environment provide a good learning atmosphere for international students to study and live in Finland. At present, more than 600 professional courses taught in English have been opened, and Chinese students who are accustomed to using English have a greater choice of majors. The total cost of living expenses and tuition fees is RMB 66,000.

Fourth place: South Africa

As a Commonwealth country, South Africa has inherited the British education system and maintains high educational standards in line with Europe and the United States. The diplomas obtained by students are among the best in Commonwealth countries and the world. are recognized within the scope. And as one of the six English-speaking countries in the Commonwealth, South Africa has a pure English environment and an effective English training mechanism. The total cost of living expenses and tuition fees is RMB 71,000.

Fifth place: Taiwan, China

The academic qualifications from Taiwan’s universities are highly recognized internationally. Obtaining a university degree in Taiwan will provide you with broader opportunities for further study or job hunting overseas. Especially after completing a graduate degree in Taiwan, you will have a very obvious advantage in applying for a doctorate or a second master's degree from top European and American universities. The total cost of living expenses and tuition fees is RMB 72,000.

Sixth place: Denmark

It is much easier to get a visa in Denmark. As long as you have an invitation letter or admission notice from a Danish university and pass the school interview, the probability of being granted a visa is Very small. Denmark is a member of the Schengen Agreement. You can travel to 15 Schengen countries with a visa from one country, and has convenient conditions for traveling in Europe. The total cost of living expenses and tuition fees is RMB 74,000.

Seventh place: Austria

Austria is a non-immigration country. It implements counter-visa for international students and has a very high visa rate. The visa is approved in Austria, and the applicant does not need to go to the Austrian Embassy in China for an interview, and does not need financial guarantee from relatives abroad (but the applicant is required to have a certain amount of savings in Austria for study and living purposes). The total cost of living expenses and tuition fees is RMB 75,000.

Eighth place: Belgium

Belgian institutions not only have good education quality, but also have very strong teaching staff. Its institutions are very famous around the world, and the diplomas from these institutions are recognized globally. Therefore, if you study in Belgium, you will have the advantage of diplomas no matter where you want to develop after graduation. The total cost of living expenses and tuition fees is RMB 78,000.