Study expenses

Studying in Europe is one of the most rewarding experiences students can have. It is important, of course, to keep in mind the cost of studying there, in terms of annual tuition, so you can properly prepare for your time abroad.

Europe is comprised of 44 countries, each of which has varying ranges of annual tuition fees based upon private versus public institutions, degree level, and overall cost of living in the country. Non-EU students looking for bachelor’s Degrees at leading public universities can enjoy the tuition-free education Europe has to offer, with only registration fees from as low as 50€ to 1,500€ per year. Private universities tend to be a bit higher.

You might consider looking at the difference between public and private institutions to get a better idea of your tuition cost per year. In countries like Finland and Greece, no private universities exist - all are public and therefore cheaper to not only EU citizens but also students studying abroad. Other countries such as Germany have a mixture of public and private institutions, the latter of which come at a higher price tag. private universities will charge anywhere from 6000.

In addition to some other expenses such as student services and activities, medical insurance for living and studying abroad are valuable investments and the cost is starting from 700 per year.

These are just averaging - it’s important to do your research and make sure you know all the details of the institutions and countries you’re specifically looking into when you seek to study in Europe. Luckily, we’re here to help you with anything you need. Get in touch with one of our counselors today!