You are here as you may be planning to study in Europe, so let me surprise you straightaway by saying that one can achieve graduation from Germany for free! Not only in Germany but also in most of the countries in the European Union which has universities boasting quality education, while providing admissions without a pinch of GRE, IELTS/TOEFL or even Tuition Fees in the application pie. Here we present to you with a fiver to consider if you are planning to study in Europe for free:
1. Free Education: Higher education tuition fees for public universities in most European countries costs anywhere from 0 to 500 Euros a semester, even for an international student from a non-European country. And if free tuition isn’t just enough, traveling around the continent is super easy and cheap. Despite being free or low tuition costs, Europe boosts some of the best universities in the world, like the University of Munich, The University of Vienna, Paris-Sorbonne University to name a few.
a. German universities come under the jurisdiction of the Government and that’s why they charge very nominal or no tuition fee from students, thus making the ultimate choice for international students with budgetary issues. University of Cologne, Technische Universität München and the University of Augsburg has varying options in the English language itself.
b. Norwegian government finances education with taxpayers money so universities and state university colleges do not charge tuition fees for both native and foreign students. Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norwegian University of Science & Technology, University of Adger etc. are some of the options to consider.
c. Finnish universities have no tuition fees except Student Union Fees which is like 80-90 euro/yr. Education is subsidized by the State through the Ministry of Education. This also applies to the international students and to exchange and visiting students as well. Look at Aalto University, Abo Akademi University, Hanken School of Economics, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Tampere University of Technology, University of Eastern Finland etc. for offers.
2. No IELTS: Getting admission to the top universities or colleges in Europe without an IELTS score requires you to fulfill some criteria which would easily exempt you from the need of one such test. A student showing some proficiency in the English language can prove his eligibility by proving:
a. One has been educated in English medium during the five most recent years of study and has offered English as a first language at the IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) or O level (Ordinary Level).
b. Been able to prove that prior education was entirely conducted in English and that they have good communication skills. This is done by having a conversation with the student via Skype or over the telephone. This is for prospective students from non-English speaking countries such as South Africa and India to study in Britain.
c. Applying to study in the same institution where the first degree was awarded.
d. Having a degree which has been taught solely in English.
3. No GRE: Unlike the US Universities, where GRE plays a vital role in the admission criteria. European Universities mainly focus on Undergraduate score and then comes GRE scores. Most of the Universities in Europe do not require GRE scores to be submitted with the application. GRE scores are optional for almost all the universities, except few where it is mandatory. Honestly, an additional GRE score will always be handy with your profile and increase your acceptance rate slightly.
4. Language: Language is no barrier, said someone but when it comes to studying in Europe the rich diversity of spoken languages in each country would nail you down with a requirement of the local language. Since most of the universities are not in English-speaking countries, the only downfall would be being able to speak in the language of the country but I wouldn’t disappoint you further for many universities have come ahead of the dilemma and offers courses in the English language. There’s also a lot of focus in Masters Programs taught completely in English. Plus the added bonus of studying in a non-English speaking country means that you can quickly pick up a new language during your time there, and make your resume look even more international.
5. Work permit: Everyone has a dream to work abroad and spend some quality time on your own expenses independently. You have just been granted your wish for studying abroad in Europe comes with its own incentives for a work permit ranging from months to years while you complete your studies in European universities. The graduates can always come seeking for the job in the country owing to your degree in the same.
Europe is rich in innovation. Some of the world-class companies in Technology/design are from Europe. European Universities offer the variety of programs recognized all over the world. The European Union submits over 44% of the total number of patent applications worldwide. Apart from an exposure to an international culture of students, Europe embraces its education with pinnacle opportunities in career, experienced faculty members and leaders in the field of technology providing in-depth information of their respective areas to the students. The world-class facilities of laboratories and high-end equipment’s used in research help a candidate gain an edge over his interests.
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