1, cost
French public universities have no tuition, only some registration fees, plus living expenses.
Public University Undergraduate: 60,000-70,000/year (registration fee+living expenses)
Private university undergraduate course:10-160,000/year (tuition+living expenses)
Postgraduates in public universities: 60,000-80,000/year (registration fee+living expenses)
Private university graduate students: 1 1- 1.8 million/year (tuition+living expenses)
2. Language requirements
French universities are divided into English-taught universities and French-taught universities. English-taught universities have certain requirements for foreign students' English scores. Generally speaking, IELTS score is above 6.5 and G-MAT score is above 550. But it depends on the school you apply for. Although 5.5 is required, applicants usually pass 6 or even higher.
In addition, for students preparing to study in France, in China, or TCF/TEF is B2, at least 500 hours of French training is enough. In France, some schools require C 1, but the French level of most students should be between B 1-B2.
3. Welfare
Permitted work: The hourly wage is at least 80 yuan RMB/hour.
Scholarships: Scholarships in France mainly include study scholarships, advanced study scholarships, advanced visiting scholar scholarships (SSHN), short-term advanced study scholarships in linguistics and education (BLPCD) and social insurance scholarships.
There are subsidies: living in France, there will be many discounts for student status. For example, housing is subsidized by the state, and the subsidy amount can reach up to 50% of the rent. For another example, bus subsidies are basically half price for students. Social insurance, university catering, cinemas, etc. Also enjoy student discounts. All international students can obtain residence permits with the same number of years of study. At the same time, the government issues "talent passports" to facilitate employment.
4. Recommended by well-known majors and schools
Art category: Brest National Academy of Fine Arts, Besancon National Academy of Fine Arts, Saint-Etienne National Academy of Fine Arts, Le Mans National Academy of Fine Arts, Nantes Atlantic Design Institute, Paris School of Visual Communication Design.
Luxury management major: Higher School of Economics and Business, Grenoble Business School, Nuoou Business School, Scama Business School, Rennes Business School.
Multimedia Digital Marketing: Ono Business School, Toulouse Business School, Montpellier Business School.
Business: University of Paris I, University of Paris VI, Paris Teachers College, University of Aix-Marseille.
Hotel management majors: Paris Teachers College, Paris Polytechnic, Paris VI, ecole centrale paris-University of Electric Power, Lyon Teachers College, University of Grenoble, Paris School of Politics, Paris IV, Paris I.
Second, Italy.
1, cost
Public universities in Italy are also free of tuition fees and only charge a small registration fee.
Undergraduate/graduate students in public universities: 50,000-70,000/year (tuition+living expenses)
Private university undergraduate/postgraduate: 1.4-0.24 million/year (tuition+living expenses)
2. Language requirements
Most Italian universities use Italian as the first language of instruction, so there is no rigid requirement for China students' English level in more than 90% majors, but some private universities require not only Italian, but also English IELTS scores.
Italian universities do have some majors that are taught in pure English. The Italian embassy applying for this major will test the English ability of the applicant. IELTS, TOEFL or other scores are not listed as necessary materials, but it will definitely help to apply for studying in Italy before the exam.
3. Welfare
Allow to work: According to the Italian labor wage standard 60 yuan RMB/hour, China students can earn about 5,000 RMB per month.
Scholarships: Scholarships in Italian universities are divided into accommodation scholarships, cash scholarships, student welfare grants (or tuition fee remission), and students also have grants (or registration fee remission).
Italy has good medical benefits. International students studying in Italy can enjoy comprehensive medical benefits as long as they participate in student medical insurance and pay the medical insurance premium on time every month.
4. Recommended by well-known majors and schools
Italian universities have a short academic system and a three-year undergraduate course. You can also apply for five-year undergraduate and graduate students and two-year graduate students.
Italy's traditional advantages include design, architecture, sculpture, music, visual arts, painting, archaeology, wine-making and cultural relics protection. In addition, majors such as law, medicine, machinery, economy and trade, finance, engineering and water conservancy, and new building materials also rank among the top in the world.
The Chinese and Italian governments encourage China students to study in Italy, and many famous universities in Italy, including the top universities in the world 100, have opened their doors to China students. For example, Florence Academy of Fine Arts, one of the world's three major fine arts colleges, Bologna University, the oldest university in the world, and world-class universities such as Milan University, Milan Polytechnic University, Rome I University and Turin University.
Third, the Netherlands
1, cost
Undergraduate course: 70,000-80,000 yuan/year (tuition+living expenses)
Master: 8-65438+ 10,000 yuan/year (tuition+living expenses)
2. Language requirements
Schools in the Netherlands are divided into application schools and research schools. Application-oriented schools are relatively easy to enter, while research-oriented universities have strict requirements, requiring students to have an IELTS score of 6.5 or above.
3. Welfare
Permission to work: apply for a work permit, work part-time after school or full-time in June, July and August. The hourly wage is at least 65 yuan RMB/hour.
Scholarships: Huygens Scholarship, Dutch National Scholarship, Orange Tulip Scholarship and other generous scholarships can be applied, especially the "Orange Tulip Scholarship" for international students in China to realize their dream of studying abroad for free.
4. Recommended by well-known majors and schools
Agronomy: Among the universities in the Netherlands, the most famous agronomy is Wageningen University, and the agriculture and forestry specialty of Hotan University ranks first in the world for several years.
Business: Erasmus University, located in Rotterdam, the second largest city in the Netherlands, has the most prestigious School of Economics and Management in Europe. It was once called "Harvard of Europe". In the latest ARWU ranking of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Tilburg University ranks eighth in finance, lagging behind famous universities such as Oxford University and London Business School.
Engineering: The traffic science and technology of Delft Institute of Technology ranks 1 in ARWU. The headquarters of internationally renowned companies such as Shell Oil, Philips Electric and Unilever are all in the Netherlands. For engineering students, they can learn the most advanced technology and theory in the Netherlands, and there are many employment opportunities in well-known enterprises.
Logistics: The Netherlands has the world's largest port Rotterdam, the railway hub Amsterdam, and is adjacent to Frankfurt Airport in Europe. Superior geographical conditions and mature technology have laid the foundation for the Netherlands to become a logistics power. The Netherlands is famous for Maastricht University, university of groningen and Rotterdam Business Schools and Tilburg University.
Law: University of Amsterdam, Free University of Amsterdam, Leiden University, Utrecht University and The Hague University rank better in the Netherlands. Leiden University is the oldest university in the Netherlands and the top university in the world 100. The school's law major ranks fifth in the world.
Fourth, Germany
1, cost
German public universities don't charge tuition either! Other expenses include:
University registration fee: 150 Euro/year.
Book fee: 600 euros/year.
Insurance premium: 240 euros/year.
Living expenses: 3000 euros/year.
Others: 600 euros.
The total cost is about 60,000-80,000 RMB/year.
By the way, 1 Euro =7.9633 RMB.
2. Language requirements
There are few English classes in German universities, and they are usually taught in German. Students applying for universities need to provide Telford scores, generally not less than four 4 points. However, it is not excluded that some schools require IELTS scores, such as the University of Heidelberg requiring IELTS 6.5.
3. Welfare
Permitted work: According to relevant regulations, students should not work for more than 4 months each year, that is, 120 full day or 240 half day. Undergraduate students 12 euros per hour, and graduate students are about 14 euros.
Scholarships: There are very few master's scholarships. If you are a doctor, the National Foundation for Studying Abroad will have a scholarship opportunity of 3-4 years, giving about 1200 euros per month, and the application is rarely rejected, which can be very good.
Term ticket: international students and local German university students enjoy the same treatment. For example, with regular tickets, students can take all public transportation, including interstate trains, for free in the state where their school is located. The cost of semester tickets is usually paid together with the registration fee each semester, and the price varies from school to school, usually around 100 euros.
College students can apply for student apartments. The rent of student apartments is cheap, and most of them have supporting furniture. In addition, international students can enjoy special rates for college students in almost all tourist attractions, museums, cinemas and even some restaurants in Germany.
Germany is a Schengen country, so it is very convenient to travel around Europe during holidays after getting a visa.
4. Recommended by well-known majors and schools
Mechanical engineering: Aachen University of Technology, Darmstadt University of Technology, Dresden University of Technology, Stuttgart University, Hanover University.
Law: University of Mü nster, University of Freiburg, University of Bonn, University of Mannheim, University of Cologne.
Enterprise Economics: Mannheim University, Cologne University, Mü nster University, Munich University, Frankfurt University.
Environmental Science: University of G? ttingen, Aachen University of Technology, Humboldt University of Berlin, technical university of munich, University of Freiburg.
V Ukraine
1, cost
National universities in Ukraine need about 30,000-40,000 RMB per year for undergraduate studies.
It costs 30,000-50,000 RMB per year to study as a graduate student in Ukrainian National University;
It costs 40,000-60,000 RMB per year for doctoral students to study in Ukrainian National University.
2. Language requirements
Many schools in Ukraine have special preparatory departments that go all out to help students pass the language barrier within one year. The preparatory course usually lasts for ten months, mainly to pass the language barrier and make necessary preparations for adapting to college life.
3. Welfare
Allow to work: In Ukraine, the attitude of most universities is that students can work properly without affecting their studies, and universities do not interfere. The salary of international students working in Ukraine is about $300 a month.
Accommodation conditions are good: the dormitory of Ukrainian universities is generally 2-3 people, with kitchen, bathroom and bathroom, and it is cleaned by special cleaners every day.
High security: security guards are on duty 24 hours a day in the school dormitory, and certificates are required for entry and exit, so the security is guaranteed. Students can enjoy free medical care after paying medical insurance.