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tuition universities in Europe, USA and Australia you can apply to and
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PLEASE NOTE: The Free Tuition Universities which you will discover later
as you, contains a comprehensive list of present free tuition universities in
Europe that accept international students! In this ALSO, you will find a free
tuition college in the USA and a scholarship scheme in Australia... All these
are available to international students.
The
road to free UNIVERSITY is less traveled, however, you can pave your own way to
a tuition free education, and live with the satisfaction of knowing you did it!
Have you been yearning to
travel to Europe, USA or Australia to study but paralyzed by the high cost?
Then this is for you.
These FREE tuition universities are
financed by their respective governments and international students are mostly
welcome
See Why You MUST Take Advantage Of This Opportunity Today & Not WAIT For Tomorrow:
In the past, a good number of European countries which are members of the European Union (EU) offered tuition free education that enabled foreign students to enjoy quality education for free. Today, this is changing gradually as most of these countries have started charging tuition fees. Just recently, the Government of Sweden declared to stop granting tuition free education to foreigners. Before this declaration, this country has indeed helped a good number of international students to study free. Those who got the information grabbed the opportunity while others were left behind due to lack of information or perhaps inadequate knowledge of the procedures.
As these European countries stopped
granting tuition free education to international students, few countries in
Europe didn't stop!
Information about the European countries that offer tuition free education to international students
etc...
Tuition Free Universities in Finland
studyinfinland.fi says:
Since
university education is funded by the State through the Ministry of Education,
students enrolled in regular degree studies pay no tuition fees with
exceptions. If you are enrolled as a degree student in a Bachelor’s or
Doctoral level programme, the higher education institution will not charge
tuition fees. Some Master’s level programmes are free of charge as well,
however, a number of them may carry tuition fees for non-EU/EEA students.
Tuition fees will not be collected,
if you are
- - an EU/EEA citizen
- - a non-EU/EEA citizen permanently resident in Finland
- - a non-EU/EEA citizen and have started your studies in the Master’s programme in question before the introduction of tuition fees
However,
students in both universities and polytechnics have to pay for their books and
other materials, plus their accommodation and living expenses. The cost of
living in Finland is about the same as in other EU countries.
Selected
Master’s Programmes with Tuition Fees
In
selected English-language Master’s degree programmes it is possible for the
Finnish higher education institutions to charge tuition fees from non-EU/EEA
nationals during a five-year trial period 2010–2014. Depending on the
programme, tuition fees may be collected starting from autumn 2010, 2011 or 2012.
The
inclusion of a Master’s programme in the above lists only indicates the
possibility of a tuition fee; each institution decides independently whether or
not they collect tuition fees in their programmes. Therefore, it is important
that you always check the tuition fee policy for each Master’s programme
separately, either from the institution’s own web site or from CIMO’s
International Study programmes database.
Scholarships
for Master’s Programmes with Tuition Fees
If
your Master’s programme carries a tuition fee for non-EU/EEA students and
if you are a non-EU/EEA citizen, you are advised to contact the higher
education institution in question directly for information on the scholarship
opportunities they provide.
Higher
education institutions that choose to collect tuition fees in their
English-language Master’s programmes will also provide scholarship options for
non-EU/EEA students enrolled in tuition-fee carrying Master’s programmes.
Here
are some Universities that offer scholarships for tuition fees:
University of Helsinki is giving dozens of start-up grants to qualified students
who are accepted to study in an International Master’s Degree Programme.
Hanken School of Economics offers a limited number of scholarships for international
master’s degree students.
Aalto University offers scholarships for students enrolled in Master’s
degree programmes with tuition fees.
University of Oulu International Master’s Scholarships provide EURO 2.4
million in scholarships to academically talented international students in
architecture, business, economics, education, engineering, and sciences.
Cost
of Studying in Finland: Estimated
living expenses of a single student in Finland average around 700 Euros per
month.
Tuition Free Universities in Austria
If you are an non-EU student, federal/public universities in
Austria only charge about 363.36 Euros for tuition fees plus 16.86
Euros for the Austrian Student Union and insurance fee per semester.
If you are a citizen of a least developed country, you are exempted to pay tuition fees at public
universities in Austria and only need to pay 17 Euros per semester for the
student union fee.
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.
See
the list of Universities in Austria
Also
see the Austria Grants Database
Tuition Free Universities in Norway
Studyinnorway.no says:
Norwegian universities and state university
colleges as a rule do not charge
tuition fees for international students. However, students will need to pay a
semester fee of NOK 300-600 ($50-100) each semester.
This is applicable for 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. Typically these programmes are at the Masters level.
Most private institutions have tuition fees for all their
programmes and courses. But the fees are usually significantly lower than those
of comparable studies in most other countries. Also, foreign students don’t pay
higher tuition fees than Norwegian students.
Cost of Studying in Norway: You should take into consideration that living
expenses in Norway are higher than in many other countries. Living
expenses would amount to 89.000 NOK ($15,000) per year.
See
the list of Universities and Colleges
in Norway
See
also the list of Scholarships in Norway for International Students
Tuition Free Universities in Germany
For many years, higher institutions of education in Germany
usually do not charge any tuition fees for undergraduate studies.
But after the Constitutional Court of Germany lifted the ban on tuition fees in
January 2005, a number of Federal states now charge tuition fees for
undergraduate students. Postgraduate studies such as most Master’s or PhD
has been charging tuition fees for some time now.
Tuition Fees for Undergraduate Programmes
Since the winter semester 2006/07, German universities are now
allowed to charge tuition fees for undergraduate study programmes.
Currently, only four out of 16 Federal states charge tuition fees of
up to 500 Euros per semester. These states are Baden-Württemberg,
Bavaria, Hamburg, and Lower Saxony. All other federal states only
request a certain amount of money as a semester contribution (about 50 euros)
but charges no tuition fees. Detailed information on tuition fees in
different federal states in Germany can be found at this page.
Tuition fees for Graduate Programmes
In most cases, you need to pay tuition fee for Master’s
programmes. The fees vary between 650 Euros and several thousand
Euros per Semester. Aside from the tuition fee, each student has to pay a
certain amount as a semester contribution to the university (about 50 Euros).
Cost of Studying in Germany: On average, German students spend about 8oo
Euros for accommodation, transport, food, and miscellaneous expenses.
Tuition Free Universities in Sweden
In 2010, the Swedish parliament has passed a law that charges
tuition and application fees for students from non-EU/EEA countries
starting 2011/2012 academic year, to be supplemented by scholarship
programs. Thus, there are no tuition-free universities in Sweden
anymore.
Up until now, Sweden has been one of the few countries in Europe
that has not charged any types of fees. All students—regardless of
nationality—have been funded by Swedish taxpayers. Global competition for
talent is increasing sharply and the government wants Swedish universities to
compete on equal terms with universities in other countries thus the charging
of tuition fees.
Since Sweden acknowledges how non-EU/EEA students add value to the
Swedish educational system and recognize them as an attractive talent base, the
government will introduce new scholarship programs in succeeding years.
See the list of Scholarships in Sweden for International Students
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