Opportunity for Bangladeshi students to study in 10 countries at low cost

Opportunity for Bangladeshi students to study in 10 countries at low cost

Bangladeshi students to study in 10 countries at low cost

All the students of the country hope to build a better career. Many of them think of studying abroad at low cost. One can migrate to other countries for higher education only if the cost is matched with world class education system and better life.

Several countries in Asia and Europe offer low-cost study opportunities to foreigners. If there is no financial support, there is a scholarship system. It covers tuition fees and living expenses.

This report mentions some of the countries where tuition fees and living standards

   Many foreigners are studying to cope with the cost. Top 10 destinations for Bangladeshi students to study abroad at low cost.

10 countries where Bangladeshi students can get higher education at low cost

Germany

Germany is the first choice of students for higher education abroad. Most of the educational institutions in that country are run at state expense. There are usually no fees for Bachelor's courses and most Master's courses. Some Master's programs have lower tuition fees than other countries.

However, the cost in the educational institution is the semester contribution fee. It has nothing to do with tuition fees. It covers public transport, sports, faculty/departmental student body and administrative fees for student welfare. This fee varies from institution to institution and usually ranges between 100 to 350 Euros (approximately 9,650 to 33,730 Tk).

Living expenses for international students are usually around 725 Euros (about Rs. 69,900) per month. It includes accommodation, food, clothing and entertainment.

Norway

Public universities in this country have also kept tuition fees free for international students. Only the student union fee is to be paid per semester, which ranges from 30 to 60 Euros (approx. 2,890 to 5,780 Tk). It offers many facilities including public transport, museum visits, cultural events, health care and sports.

Be prepared to spend an average of 800 to 1,400 euros (about 77,000 to 1,34,900 taka) per month for living in Norway.

Costs are naturally higher in big cities. In small towns, accommodation and travel cost between 800 and 1,000 euros (about 77,000 to 96,500 taka).

France

France can be called the paradise of the world's best universities. Not only for studies, but they have elite foothold in the global economy and European markets. After graduation, foreign students can find interesting job opportunities in the business sector there.

From delicious food to historical landmarks, fashion, art, literature and lifestyle – France has a delightful mix of just about everything.

Here the license (graduate) level can cost 2 thousand 770 euros (about 2 lakh 67 thousand taka) per year. Master level can cost 3 thousand 770 euros or 3 lakh 63 thousand 400 taka per year.

If you choose a small city, excluding the elite cities like Paris, Nice, Lyon, Nantes, Bordeaux or Toulouse, you can save 650 euros (about 62 thousand 650 taka) for living.

Austria

Austria, the heart of Europe, can be an attractive destination for any student. The tuition fee of the public universities of this country is absolutely free for the students of EU (European Union)/EEA (European Economic Area) countries.

But, for students from non-U/EEA countries, public universities here charge an average of 726 euros (about 70 thousand rupees) for tuition fees in addition to 20 euros (about 1 thousand 927 rupees) per semester.

However, many public universities in Austria are tuition fee-free for students from developing countries like Bangladesh.

The list includes the University of Vienna, the Medical University of Vienna, the University of Innsbruck, the Johannes Kepler University Linz, the University of Graz and the University of Leoben.

The cost of living in this beautiful country is lower than other European countries. 900 to 1,300 euros per month (approx. 86,700 to 1,25,230 taka) can cover all expenses including accommodation, food, social programs and public transport in Vienna and Salzburg.

Linz or Graz, among other popular student locations, typically cost between 900 and 1,000 euros (about 86,700 to 96,500 taka) per month.

Taiwan

This self-proclaimed island nation of Asia is full of opportunities for international students to experience many subjects including technology, history, cuisine, culture, language and natural resources. Foreign students are studying in English in many universities here.

Multicultural and rich in history, Taiwan warmly welcomes foreign students. One can move freely here. Taiwan's higher education system has been popular for several years.

The cost of studying in universities in Taiwan ranges from 675 to 12,700 euros per year (about 65,000 to 1,224,000 taka). Here you have to spend at least 680 to 880 euros (about 65 thousand 540 to 84 thousand 820 taka) per month.

Turkey

Straddling Asia and Europe, Turkey is famous for its architectural wonders and hot air balloon trips. What attracts foreign students here is its quality education system.

The country is part of the European Higher Education Area known as the 'Bologna Process'. For this reason, diplomas or other degrees of Turkish universities are recognized in Europe.

Public universities in Turkey are affordable. A student usually has to spend 100 to 4 thousand euros (about 9 thousand 640 to 3 lakh 85 thousand 526 taka) per academic year.

Affordable compared to other countries, a foreign student can live in Turkey by spending 400 to 650 euros per month (38 thousand 560 to 62 thousand 650 taka).

Poland

A country of more than 450 educational institutions, Poland holds the second oldest university in Europe. Foreign students feel very comfortable here as there is no entrance exam in the universities of this country.

Undergraduates will require at least a secondary education certificate, financial viability certificate and proficiency in English or Polish.

Tuition fee for first, second and long-cycle studies is 2 thousand 368 euros (approx. 2 lakh 28 thousand 110 taka). Poland is a European country with a stable economy. Living expenses for foreign students here are 350 to 550 euros per month (about 33 thousand 734 to 53 thousand taka). This budget varies from city to city.

Malaysia

In 2021, a total of 11,161 foreign students participated in PhD programs in public and private institutions in Malaysia. Universiti Malaya, the country's most prestigious public institution, was ranked among the top 50 universities in Asia in 2022.

A bachelor's degree in public universities here costs 2,000 to 4,500 euros per year (1,92,760 to 4,33,720 taka).

A master's degree costs 500 to 4 thousand euros (about 48 thousand 190 to 3 lakh 85 thousand 526 taka) per year.

450 to 800 euros (about 43 thousand 372 to 77 thousand taka) per month is required for living expenses.

Greece

Greece, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, not only boasts of cultural and historical heritage, but also boasts of a well-developed education system. Greek universities have the facility to study in English.

As an EU country, Greece is a member of the 'Bologna Process'. Students can transfer credits to any university in any Bologna member country in Europe.

For non-EU/EEA students, most bachelor's and master's degrees cost around €1,500 to €2,000 (Tk 1,44,600 to Tk 1,92,770) per academic year.

In Greece's affordable environment, most students need between 450 and 750 euros (about 43,372 to 72,287 Tk) per month. It is quite affordable compared to Spain, Germany or Italy.

Hungary

A wonderful combination of diversity and multiculturalism is evident when visiting Hungary. The universities of this country are able to attract the attention of foreign students. Public universities are much more affordable than their western counterparts in terms of tuition fees.

A foreign student has to prepare 1 thousand 200 to 5 thousand euros (about 1 lakh 15 thousand 660 to 4 lakh 81 thousand taka) every year.

Apart from this, 375 to 700 euros (about 36 thousand 140 to 67 thousand 470 taka) are required for living. This of course varies from city to city.

600 euros (about 57 thousand 830 taka) per month is required to live in the capital Budapest, considering the incidentals including accommodation, food, transportation. 600 euros (about 48 thousand 200 taka) per month may be required in small towns.

last word

After deciding to study abroad at low cost, scholarships should be tried according to need, ability and other factors. For this one needs to know the scholarship process of the university well.

It's best to talk to the university's website, study advisor there about scholarships or student loans. Financial aid for graduate study abroad includes federal grants, federal and private loans. Apart from this, there are scholarships from private organizations.

Which is the cheapest country to study for Bangladeshi students?

Without a doubt, among developed nations, Germany offers the most affordable higher education. Tuition is often free at German public universities. Rarely is there a very modest cost due. Bangladeshi students can enroll in undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral programs.

Which country is best for low cost study?

10 of the most affordable places to study abroad

1. Germany.

2. France.

3. Mexico.

4. India.

5. Argentina.

6. Poland.

7. Malaysia.

8. South Africa.

Which country is free for students?

Nordic countries Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden all have free or inexpensive educational opportunities: Regardless of study level or nationality, all students in Norway have access to free university education.