Yes, you heard me right, there are countries in the world that provides free university and college educations to it citizens, of course, all this is funded by taxpayers money.
However, having the most educated citizens is very beneficial to the country because it provides everyone with the same opportunities to be successful in life Like the saying ” No one is left behind”
Here are the Countries With Free Education
10. Spain
Spain free university education to EU citizens only. But it too offers low-cost education to students outside EU and offers reasonable cost of living. But think about all the Spanish food you can gorge on there.
9. Greece
The land of the Gods, Greece offers low cost higher education to international students along with the minimal cost of living as well. Add to that some beautiful historical sights to behold.
8. Belgium
International students have to pay a minimal fee to study in Belgium, which doesn’t pinch at all because you get to experience a totally different culture.
7. France
Higher education in France is mostly free, except at some public universities. But then again, even that fee is pretty minimal. Add to that the perks of living in the country of Eiffel Tower and Paris!.
6. Czech Republic
Higher education here is free for all nationalities. It’s the law here! But for that, you need to know the local language. And even if you want to study in English, a nominal fee of around $1018.85 USD will suffice as tuition fee.
5. Finland
Currently, Finland does not charge any tuition fee for any level of education or any nationality. But come 2018, and it will start charging tuition fee from non-EU/EEA students for English-taught Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes.
4. Austria
Non-EU/EEA students will have to pay a nominal tuition fee of around $800.52 USD per semester, which fares somewhere around ₹55,000. Not bad, considering the quality of life here. Such a beautiful country it is.
3. Sweden
While universities of Sweden do charge application and tuition fee from non-members of EU, EEA, and Nordic countries for graduate and postgraduate programmes, they offer Ph.D. positions for no fee, in fact, you’ll get a monthly salary! So, why don’t you add the Dr. prefix to your name in Sweden?
2. Norway
Graduate, post-graduate and doctorate level programs in Norway are absolutely free of cost, regardless of your nationality. But they do have one requirement – you should be proficient in Norwegian, as most undergraduate courses are taught in this language. Mind it, they do ask for proof of proficiency in the language.
1. Germany
When it comes to excellent higher education at minimal or no cost, Germany tops the list. The public universities in Germany do not charge any tuition fee at all, however nominal university administration fee of €150-250
