5 Countries to Give Free Education

If planning to study abroad in a foreign country, financial problems might result in the state of deadlock for students while choosing for foreign university. Opting for a foreign university especially if it's in West is a costly affair for students. The tuition fees for education in foreign countries is costly and is beyond the scope of many Indian decent families.

If you want to be educated in a foreign land, then you should know about these countries where education is comparably cheaper. Here is a little tour of five countries that offer you free education:-

Finland:

​Regardless of your location, Finland offers you quality education at a very minimal cost. The public institutes and universities of Finland offer higher education on cost free basis. Although there are some executive MBA degrees which includes other double degrees that are offered by institutions of Finland in association with other foreign institutes yet many Public Institutes of Finland offer free education for Bachelor's and Master's degrees together with doctorates.

Norway:

​Norway is also one country which is a low cost study destination for stud​​ents. They usually do not charge any tuition fees from foreign students, but they charge around 100 dollars for registrations each semester. These are some of those universities which offer free education and that are University of Bergen, Oslo, Agder and Nordland.

Brazil:

​The Federal Constitution of Brazil has given right to many Brazilian universities to offer free education to students. Or otherwise, these Brazilian institutes charge a very small amount of money in the name of tuition fee. All the Federal and state universities in Brazil are free of tuition fees and they offer high-quality and cost-free education.
And yet there are some private institutes that charge a varying amount of money according to the course opted for and the quality of education.

Slovenia:

​Students can study on free on tuition fees if the student's country is a mutual agreement with the Slovenia. The registration fee is very low which around 30 Euros. Studying in a public institute offering higher education in Slovenia will give you the privilege of going for tuition-free education.

Check here Univerisities in Solvenia.

These countries offer free education to both national and international students to impart knowledge among the youth of the world. Not only these provide opportunities to the students to gain education on cross platform basis but also promote the spirit of high quality and low cost of education.

Germany:

​Both undergraduate and PhD level education is usually free in the German public colleges and universities. .They tend to provide free education to both the local as well as international students so that there is no barrier in education. Many European countries charge a considerable amount for the education but the German institutes are exception to this rule. They generally charge only a registration fee of fifty Euros in general.