Study in Europe: Put your finger on Germany, Denmark or Switzerland
Studying abroad is a global trend, with
students crossing countries, continents and oceans to get the finest education
possible. The fact is, studying overseas has countless fantastic advantages,
from assisting you to get a good job to improving your social life.
Still not sure?
The top reasons to study abroad is
mentioned in this article.
But why has choosing a study abroad
university destination has become so difficult?
A huge percentage of the world’s
highest-ranking universities are in UK, USA and Australia all having extremely
highly regarded higher education systems. But along with the high in demand
universities they are high in cost as well. At the end of the day what matters
is your choice of course and enhancing your knowledge in the same field. So,
broadening your choice of options is always advisable to understand what are
the best countries to study abroad as per your study field of
preference.
In this article let us consider Germany,
Denmark and Switzerland and understand the overall background, universities,
courses and cost of education for all these 3 countries.
Germany:
Newly, Germany is developing into a magnet
for international students from all around the globe. Germany is known to be a higher
education paradise. As you can find numerous courses to choose from the globally
ranked universities with worldwide valued degrees that promise a high
employability and affordable living costs, international students look out to studyin Germany.
Cost of Education and Living
You’ll be happy to know that for Bachelor’s
and Master’s programmes the public universities do not charge tuition fees. Regardless
of the foreign student’s country of origin, the Germany offers free tuition
system for all. The tuition costs at German private universities, for a
Bachelor’s degree can range from 10,000 EUR to 13,000 EUR/year
and for a Master’s it is in the range of 13,000 EUR to 15,000 EUR/year. The
average costs of living range between 850 EUR - 1,000 EUR/month for the students
along with the accommodation.
Denmark:
The
Danish education system is known for its academic excellence, innovation and
creativity all over the world, one of the reasons why students are attracted to
study in Denmark and it is an ideal study destination for
exchange-students as well. Enormous international experience and exposure to
professional life and employment opportunities is what the international
student is benefitted with.
Cost of Education and Living
A range of 6,000 to 13,000 Euro per year is
the tuition fee in Denmark which is considerably low. Students can go to the
official website of the respective university to know the exact fee of the
courses as well. The tuition fee is exempted for the students enrolled in
higher education exchange programmes. As compared to the best countries in europe the living expenses in Denmark is a bit higher ranging from 750 to
900 Euro per month.
Switzerland:
Switzerland has several colleges
accommodating international students in huge numbers. Quality living and
affordable cost of education, lots of scholarship from government and
universities, 15 hours a week part-time work options, sight-seeing surroundings
and calm environment make Switzerland an ideal destination for overseas
education.
Cost of Education and Living
Now that, you have got an overview of the
courses and the university to study in Switzerland, let’s look at the
cost requirements. The average annual tuition fee for the international
students in Switzerland is between CHF24000 and CHF45750, depending upon the
kind of programme chosen or the education institution selected. depending upon
the location you choose to live in Switzerland, the average monthly cost of
living ranges from CHF 1600 to CHF 2000.
Now that you know the background and cost
of education in all the 3 countries, the choice is yours.
Take a vice decision as per your order of
preference and go for it.
All the Best!
