Cheapest countries to study abroad for Bangladeshi students
Cheapest countries to Study Abroad
Studying abroad is a dream for a lot of students around the world, but being able to afford the expenses of living with the staggering cost of tuition breaks the bridge between the dream and reality. However, have you ever thought that a country with all the modern facilities and commodities can be cheap, fall under your budget and eventually make all your dreams come true? Well, here’s a list of some countries which are not only cheap in terms of tuition fees but also in terms of living costs
· France
I know the first thought that comes to one’s mind when they think of France is the Eiffel Tower or maybe the expensive perfumes, and some might even think of Cheese. Nevertheless, even if it sounds like this country is full of expensive places or perfumes, this country has one of the lowest tuition fees in the world. The average tuition cost for each year is around $3,100. And the living cost varies from city to city with an expense of around $800-$1,400. Moreover, international students can work up to 20 hours per week, with average earnings of around $12/hour. Universities like Ecole Normale Superieure and Ecole Polytechnique are usually preferred by international students. So, if you wish to study in between the luxuries and calmness, then France is definitely the place you should choose.
· Netherlands
Living in the Netherlands can be as exciting as living in your favorite video game. This country is full of excitement with their beautiful houses, coffee shops, and Amsterdam’s famous canals. The lives of students living here are more exciting than the tourists who come to visit every year. Even though this country offers all the needs for a student, it is still pretty cheap to bear the living and educational expenses. Average tuition fees in the Netherlands are around $7000/year and the living costs round up to an average of $800-$1200 every month. Every international student can also work up to 17 hours/week. Some renowned universities in the Netherlands are University of Amsterdam, Delft University of Technology and Leiden University.
· Estonia
While applying abroad, the majority of the students prefer only to apply in some of the major countries in the world but don't think much of the countries like Estonia. Estonia is one of the leading tech hubs located in northeastern Europe. This country is popularized in the recent digital world because of its significant rise in Technology and also for its speciality in being the hub for Startups. Because of its recent uprising, it became famous for a lot of international students. Some popular universities for international students are Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech), Tallinn University (TU) and University of Tartu (UT). Average tuition fees are around $2000-$8000 and the living expenses are around $200-$500/month. Students can also work full time over there while passing their courses.
· Japan
I am sure a lot of us imagine Tokyo as the New York of Asia. And it’s probably because of the high expenses and costs from rents to groceries. But even though some facts check out, the truth is nowhere near. Japan can be affordable for both tuition and living. Average tuition for Public/National universities is around $5000-$7000 and for Private ones, it's around $12,000. And most importantly Japan is famous for its scholarships as almost every university hands out tuition reductions ranging from 30% to 100%. Some renowned and popular universities include the University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, Kyushu University, Ritsumeikan APU, Tokyo International University. And even if the living costs are higher in Tokyo, it is relatively lower in other regions of the country. In Tokyo, the average monthly cost of living is $1,500, but in a place like Kyoto, it’s $700. And most importantly, almost all the money can be earned through part-time jobs, as students can work up to 28 hours/week.
Moving into a new country can always seem expensive at first, but nothing is hard to obtain with the right plan. Some notable countries other than the ones mentioned include Mexico, India, Spain, Portugal and China.