How about studying in Poland?

Let me start with the basic situation of education in Poland and Bulgaria:

There are two types of higher education schools in Poland: one is higher vocational education schools, and the other is ordinary institutions of higher learning. Higher vocational education schools only offer the first degree (bachelor's degree) courses for 6-8 semesters; Ordinary colleges and universities offer 6-8 semesters of first degree (bachelor's degree) courses, or 10- 12 semesters of consistent master's degree courses; Graduates from higher vocational colleges and bachelor's degree holders from ordinary colleges and universities can continue to study for 3-5 semesters to obtain a master's degree. A master's degree winner can apply for a doctorate.

The main teaching language is Polish, and some courses are taught in English, German or French.

Higher education institutions in Bulgaria mainly include universities and colleges of higher education.

The first stage of higher education lasts 4-5 years (6 years in architecture and medicine). Students must pass the national examination after completing their studies. Most professional students need to submit papers and thesis defense, and finally get a university diploma (the first diploma in higher education). The second stage of higher education, that is, postgraduate study, can be divided into two forms: one is the cultivation of specialized qualifications in different disciplines; The other is to train specialized personnel engaged in scientific research for three years, and a master's degree can be awarded after the thesis is passed; The third stage of higher education is the doctoral stage. Postgraduates need to have independent scientific research results, submit a paper that has made important contributions to related disciplines, and award a doctor of science degree after defending the paper.

Foreign students must be proficient in Bulgarian.

As far as I know, the tuition fees in these two countries are really cheap. Specialized courses cost only 4-5 thousand dollars, but expensive ones cost only 50 thousand dollars a year, which is much cheaper than those in Britain and France. But as you can see, these two countries need their own languages. It's not easy to talk about languages we haven't learned at all. We have been learning English for 10 years, but it is still at this level. I had planned to go to Russia or Ukraine, but I didn't go because both spoke Russian. If the landlord feels confident, both countries have language courses. The educational system in Bulgaria. Another point is that you shouldn't neglect the living expenses. Although the tuition is low, the living expenses are not low. Their 100 yuan is probably 280 yuan, and the total annual expenditure will still be about 654.38+10,000 yuan, but I think going abroad is already very cheap. In fact, if the landlord must go, he can give priority to Poland and recommend Warsaw University!