Best Schengen countries for higher studies

Which country is best for higher studies?

By Whizstorm 2019-10-31

Best Schengen countries for higher studies:-

#1. Greece:- Greece is the hub for sciences and Philosophy. Studying in Greece gives you a personal space to reflect on what you had learned in class. Living in Greece is surprisingly affordable. It requires 500 EUR – 700 EUR per month to survive in Greece. EU country's students get free bachelor's studies, whereas non-EU students require around 1500 EUR tuition fees.

#2. Italy:- Italy has a rich culture and also affordable at the same time. This is why it attracts a lot of tourists and international students. Italy is home for old prestigious universities to pursue arts, business, and economics studies. Bachelor's degree on average costs 1200 EUR per year for public universities. The living cost varies from 600-1100 EUR per month. Therefore, Italy is considered cost-effective for most international universities.

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#3. Austria:-If you come from a European Union (EU) country, you probably have no tuition fees at Austrian Public Universities. Austria is famous for its music and car manufacturing. So along with music and automobile, you can have careers in arts and business. The cost of studies is 800 EUR – 1500 EUR per year and living cost lies between 800 EUR – 1200 EUR per month.

#4. Poland:- Poland includes a large number of people and institutions who won Nobel prizes. You can pursue graduate studies in engineering, management and business studies in Poland. If you don't know the Polish language, then it will cost you 2000 EUR per year to learn to speak Polish. The living cost is a low ranging from 400 EUR – 700 EUR.

#5. Portugal:- Portugal is an attractive destination for international students with five universities in top rankings. You can build your career in engineering and nursing in Portugal. The tuition fees is around 500 EUR – 1500 EUR per year. You can enjoy sports, nightlife, great music and amazing views in just 500 – 800 EUR per month in Portugal.

#6. Finland:- There are more than 400 study programs in Finland. However, what mainly attracts international students are bachelor courses in Visual Arts, International Business and Engineering. The living expenses are affordable which are 700- 1100 EUR. If you are an EU (Europian Union) country student, then bachelor programs are free for you in public universities. Also, for non-UC students costs start from 1500 EUR. Finland has a young educational system with an environment filled with natural beauty, snowy hills and very high quality of life.

#7. Spain:- Spain is one of the top countries in Europe for international students to study and work in the Mediterranean and friendly environment. Bachelors in Arts and design, political science and business can be studied here. Tuition fees for international students range from 700 EUR - 3500 EUR and living expense is between 600 EUR – 1000 EUR including food bills and transportation, etc. You will be amazed by the long lunch breaks and cuisine in Spain.

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#8. Germany:- Germany, the country which is known for its quality of education. There are around 300 universities to study masters in engineering, business and economics in Germany. The tuition cost is zero at public universities, and if this alone does not entice you, then the living cost is also below 1000 EUR. This makes Germany highly affordable for bachelors degrees and studies in STEM fields.

#9. France:- For a master's degree, France is affordable with numerous institutions. It costs around 150 – 650 EUR per year. Average living costs including food, traveling, entertainment and housing are about 700 EUR- 950 EUR per month. Pursuing a Ph.D. is expensive than bachelor’s and master’s here. France has the most balanced work culture in the world. They balance their work with personal life and work for 35 hours per week strictly.

#10. Lithuania:- The country has more than 15 higher studies educational universities that include many English- taught master's programs. The cost of living is one of the lowest in Lithuania throughout Europe which is around 200 – 400 EUR per month. Universities here focus on theoretical as well as practical teaching for the benefit of students in professional work. Tuition fees here range from 1150- 5000 EUR per year in public universities.

#11. Hungary:- International students can receive a high standard of education with a wide range of study options at a relatively low cost of living in Hungary. Tuition fees here range from 1000 EUR – 8000 EUR per year at public universities. You get to live in just 300- 500 EUR per month in one of the most beautiful countries in Europe.

There are more countries like Sweden, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands, etc. which offer great opportunities in engineering, digital technologies, medicine, and sciences. However, there is a huge difference in the cost of living and tuition fees in these countries compared to the above Schengen countries.

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