1, northern Europe
Undergraduate and some master's degrees in Finland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland are free of tuition, and some master's degrees are about RMB 60,000 for more than one year;
The bachelor's and master's programs in Norwegian public universities are free of tuition fees, and the bachelor's and master's programs in private universities are about 60 thousand yuan a year;
The bachelor's and master's programs in Denmark and Sweden are about RMB 65,438+million/year.
2. The quality of education in France ranks in the forefront of Europe, with low cost of studying abroad and many opportunities for work-study programs. Specialized courses in public universities are free of tuition. The tuition fee for language reading is about RMB 30,000 per year, and the living expenses vary from RMB 40,000 to RMB 65,438+10,000 according to different regions.
Public university preparatory course fee
Professional tuition is free, and you only need to pay 60,000-70,000 yuan for living expenses every year.
art school
Tuition in public schools is free /8-65438+ 10,000 yuan for private schools for about one year.
3. Germany Germany is a new immigrant country with strict education quality, loose employment policy and low tuition. Students can choose German, English or bilingual teaching according to their own conditions. You only need to pay the registration fee of about 500 euros per semester, and the living expenses are about 70 thousand yuan per year.
The specific fees for studying in Germany are as follows:
Undergraduate expenses: tuition+living expenses 50,000-60,000/year.
Postgraduate expenses: tuition+living expenses 50,000-60,000/year.
4. Italian public universities can apply twice a year, once for the Kyle Poirot Program and Turandot Program in February 1 1 and 12, and once for the international student program in May and June.
Italian public universities: free of tuition, the annual registration fee starts from 600 euros, about 5,000 yuan;
Private universities in Italy: tuition: 65,438+0,000-20,000 euros per year;
Living expenses: 5,000-6,000 euros/year.