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Published by Afterschool.my on Dec 28, 2016, 12:41 pm
Thinking about studying in Europe? Do you know how much it’s going to cost? Well, read on to find out .
Do you know that the famous film, “The Sound of Music” was filmed in Austria?
Average tuition
USD 780 (RM 3,500) per year
Average living costs
USD 11,000 – 13,000 (MYR 45,000 – RM 58,000)
Why study here ?
Where else in the world can you get amazing Belgium chocolates? Belgium of course!
Average tuition
USD 960 – 4,820 (RM 4,300) per year
Average living costs
USD 11,050 – 12,300 (RM 49,500 – RM55,100) per year
Why study here?
If you can’t speak Danish, that’s fine. Most of the locals in Denmark can speak English very well
Average tuition
USD 6,500 – 17,350 (RM 29,100 – 77,700) per year
Average living costs
USD 12, 200 (RM 54,660) per year
Why study here?
Finland has beautiful landscapes during winter. Just don’t forget to watch the Northern Lights!
Average tuition
Minimum if USD 1,600 (RM 7,170) per year
Average living costs
USD 10,400 (RM 46,650) per year
Why study here?
France is known for its grand architecture such as the Palace of Versailles and works of art from Claude Monet to the Mona Lisa
Average tuition
USD 200 (RM 900) – Undergraduate, USD 280 (RM 1,250) – Master’s, USD 425 (RM 1, 900) – Doctoral, per year
Average living costs
USD 10, 500 per year
Why study here?
Germany is famous for its Berlin Wall and Oktoberfest
Average tuition
Free! (For all students at undergraduate and PhD levels), USD 10,800 (RM 48,440) per semester for most non-consecutive master’s programmes. (You’ll need to learn German though, as most courses there are in the language)
Average living costs
USD 8,700 (RM 39,000) per year
Why study here?
Ireland is the country where wearing green makes you lucky and finding a four leaf clover
Average tuition
USD 10,800 (RM 48,400) – Undergraduate, USD 11,400 (RM 51,530) – Doctoral, per year
Average living costs
USD 7,500 – 12,870 (RM 33,640 – RM 57,730) per year
Why study here?
Italy is the birthplace of the Renaissance and is home to famous people such asGalileo Galilei and Leonardo da Vinci
Average tuition
USD 920 – 1,100 (RM 4,120 – RM 4,930) – Undergraduate, USD 1,600 (RM 7,170) – Postgraduate, per year
Average living costs
USD 15,600 (RM 69,960) per year
Why study here?
With its amazing landscape and northern lights, there’s also more to Norway than just free higher education
Average tuition
Free for all at public universities (A few exceptions in specialized programmes)
Average living costs
USD 13,600 (RM 61,000) per year
Why study here?
Russia is the largest country in the world
Average tuition
USD 3,900-7,700 (RM 17,490 – RM 34,430) per year
Average living costs
USD 7,920 – 9,120 (RM 35,530 – RM 40,900) per year
Why study here?
Spanish is widely spoken in the USA and in South America. Therefore, it is one of the world’s most spoken languages
Average tuition
USD 1,200 (RM 5,382) – Undergraduate, USD 1,430 – 1,620(RM 6,400 – RM 7,260) – Postgraduate, per year
Average living costs
USD 11,800 – 14,400 (RM 52, 920 – RM 64,580) per year
Why study here?
Are you a fan of the famous YouTuber, PewDiePie and IKEA’s meatballs? Do you know they are from Sweden?
Average tuition: 10,500-17,500 (RM 47,100 – RM 78, 480) per year
Average living costs: USD 11,200 (RM 50,230) per year
Why study here?
If you want to take a break from your studies, Switzerland is a great place to go skiing
Average tuition: USD 1,250-2,200 (RM 5,600 – RM 9,860) per year
Average living costs: USD 17,750-27,600 (RM 79,600 – RM 123,730) per year
Why study here?
The Netherlands is home to Vincent van Gogh, a painter who is known for his self-portrait paintings
Average tuition
USD 6,500-13,000 (RM 29,140 – RM 58,200) – Bachelor’s, USD 8,670-21,660 (RM 38,800 – RM 97,100) – Postgraduate, per year
Average living costs
USD 10,400 – 14,300 (RM 46,600 – RM 64,100) per year
Why study here?
What good place is there to study than in Jolly old Britain! Britain has one of the world’s best universities such as the University of Oxford and Cambridge
Average tuition
USD 17,000 (RM 76,200) per year
Average living costs
USD 17,060 (RM 76,470) per year
Why study here?
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