Yes, you heard me right, there are countries in the world that provides free university and college educations to their citizens; of course, taxpayers’ money funds all this. However, having the most educated citizens is very beneficial to the country because it provides everyone with the same opportunities to succeed in life, like the saying, ” No one is left behind.”
Education is a fundamental human right that should be accessible to everyone, regardless of socioeconomic status. Sadly, this is not the case in many parts of the world. In some countries, tuition fees are so high that ordinary people cannot afford to send their children to school.
Here are the Countries With Free Education
10. Spain
Spain provides college students residing in Spain and EU nations utterly free tuition. It likewise provides education to students from other countries for a very reasonable price. But consider all the yummy Spanish dishes you could gorge on while there.
9. Greece
The land of the gods, Greece, offers low-cost higher education for tourists and citizens. In addition, usual tourist activities are beautifully situated. Finally, add to the Greek land the beauty of centuries-old historical sights.
8. Belgium
International students will not be required to pay for their lessons in Belgium, as it will allow you to experience the diverse culture on offer.
7. France
France predominantly offers subsidized higher education, albeit the high cost of attending school can be pretty expensive. Additionally, the exclusive nature of France’s universities is another thing that makes it a great place to study. Finally, the cultural attractions of Paris, being literally on the Eiffel Tower, can also be enjoyed for free.
6. the Czech Republic
University benefits are available for everybody regardless of origins or funding. Just speaking the local language will be necessary, though. The cost of a college education in the USA varies depending on the degree you will be studying for, but at minimum, USD 1018.85 is recommended as a yearly tuition fee.
5. Finland
As of now, Finland does not charge tuition to students of any education level or nationality. In 2018, however, it will impose a tuition charge on non-EU EEA students for English-language Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes.
4. Austria
Non-EEA EEA students may pay a nominal tuition fee of around $800.52 a year, around $55,000. Not a bad price given the quality of life here! Such a beautiful country it is.
3. Sweden
Universities of Sweden allow for free registration and tuition fees to non-EU and EEA citizens of postgraduate and graduate programmes. Additionally, you can take home a fixed monthly salary as an alumnus! So, why not add Dr. in front of your name while visiting Sweden?
2. Norway
Level programs at all of the sites in Norway are free, irrespective of your citizenship. However, they ask that you are fluent in Norwegian, as most undergraduate courses are taught in this language. So keep in mind that they all ask you for proof of proficiency.
1. Germany
Germany takes the number 1 spot for excellent post-secondary education at no charge or perhaps relatively inexpensively. The public universities in Germany do not charge tuition fees or any corresponding administration fee; however, many universities charge a nominal fee of a few hundred euros.
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