Study Abroad: 10 Best Countries for Pursuing Your Education Overseas

 

10 Best Countries to Study Abroad:

 

The importance of education is clear as day. Whether it is a country or a society, the dream of development can never be realized without education. Thus, the entire cycle of education depends on the learner's own passion, dedication and hard work, but nevertheless, the presence of a good educational institution and talented teachers helps to open new doors of learning and understanding. In the past few years, when the youth returns home after studying abroad, they feel superior to their peers who are studying in their native country in many respects. The main reason for this is the quality education that he has benefited from, but this is also true, the acquisition trend has grown exponentially. That is because students with a foreign educational certificate after studying abroad are able to get good jobs and earn more.

Leaving home and studying abroad has always been a difficult process. Staying away from your home, family and friends is a difficult thing, the most important  thing to consider for studying abroad is determining the financial status.

 

How expensive can it be to get one? This is a fundamental question for any young out-of-school student. Along with this, there are several thoughts and ideas that will immediately pop up in your mind that can you get a scholarship? Or what would be the costs there? Can you deduct living expenses? Or will you live on campus?

 

Here are some important things about studying abroad. Expenditure on education varies in different countries. Here we have selected a few countries where one can consider pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate education at a reasonable cost.

If you want higher education abroad on a low budget these countries will be better for you.

 

      NORWAY:

Free education is provided to international students in the public universities of Norway, a European country. Norway may seem expensive in terms of accommodation and rents, but it is cheaper than many other European countries. In the list of international universities, Norway's University of Oslo is 135th.

 

      FRANCE:

France is considered the heart of Europe in terms of tourism, but because of the higher education system, a large number of overseas students each year benefit the country's economy.

 

It will not be wrong to say that it is the home of the best universities around the world. The annual fee for their Bachelor program is affordable and you can manage it easily . The education standard is very high and acceptable around the globe .

     HUNGARY:

Hungary has been a special centre for imparting excellent and quality education to students year after year. Studying in Hungary is a low-cost and best option. If you want to study in Hungary, you should have a budget of at least 500 thousand euros per month, while living expenses vary from city to city. An average student may need 18,000 to 35,000 euros per month just for food.

                        

      TAIWAN:

Among the international students, especially young Pakistanis prefer to live in Taiwan because of its unique culture and history. Low fees for universities and colleges here also attract students. Despite the low tuition fees, the monthly cost of living there ranges from 360,000 to 89,000 rupees. Taiwan's Ministry of Education has introduced special programs for the convenience of students while also providing scholarships for international students.

      POLAND:

With a diverse culture and a long history, Poland is a very beautiful country with more than five hundred universities. The University of Warsaw is one of Poland's top-ranked universities located in the capital. Despite providing the highest quality of education in Europe, Poland is a very cheap country. On the other hand, the scholarship is granted to the students. Poland also has affiliations with a number of global universities in provision. To guide and help students from Pakistan or other countries.

                      

      MALAYSIA:

Malaysia is among the countries that have achieved unprecedented growth in a short period of time. Malaysia has a large number of universities that are engaged in providing fine education to local and foreign students. Malaysian higher education emphasizes quality education. There are also campuses of many international institutions here. Many international universities such as Monash University of Australia have campuses in Kuala Lumpur. For international students, the annual fee for bachelor's degree here is around two hundred and seventy thousand rupees, while the annual fee for master's degree is Rs. four lacs twenty five thousand rupees. However, the fees of private and international universities are also high, especially for unique courses like medicine etc. The annual cost of education and accommodation of a student in Malaysia is one hundred and seventy five thousand rupees.

              

     GERMANY:

In Germany, special attention is paid to education. Germany is one of the few countries in the world where excellent degrees and diplomas are free, so a large number of students prefer to go there for higher education. Germany ranks fifth in the world in terms of the population of international students. If you are applying to public universities, you do not need to pay tuition fees except for the administration and admission fees, which are approximately one hundred and eighty-three thousand.

         

     TURKEY:

Turkey is particularly attractive to students because of the relatively low cost of quality education, scholarships, tuition fees, health insurance and travel facilities. However, Turkey has a special place in the field of tourism. Scholarships in Turkey for undergraduate, postgraduate doctoral and research scholarship students to meet their living and dining needs.

 

A specific amount is also given for All students receiving scholarships are also provided with health facilities during their stay in Turkey.  Their health insurance premium is also paid for this purpose. Every year more than 125 thousand students go to Turkey. Where there are one hundred and eighty three higher academic institutions. Of which one hundred and nine are universities while the rest are private and non-profit institutions.

 

On an average, a student has to pay Rs.64,000 to Rs.5,250,000 per year for a degree in a public institution.

                         

      CHINA:

Talks about the relationship between Pakistan and China are constantly heard and there has been a significant improvement in bilateral cooperation in various fields, but in recent years, the number of Pakistani students going to China for education has also increased significantly. It is easy for Pakistani students to get a China study visa because Pakistan-China relations are very good and they are becoming more open. There are about six hundred institutions in China that welcome international students. The annual fee of the university is three hundred and sixty LACS rupees while the monthly living expenses are fifty five thousand rupees.

The annual cost of education and accommodation in China is 11 lacs ninety thousand rupees.

 

One of the reasons for the interest of Pakistani students in Chinese educational institutions is that education, accommodation and other expenses are care slightly less than Europe and America.

      ITALY:

Italy is also not behind anyone in the field of education. Studying in Italy is also very affordable financially. Italy is home to sixty-one public, thirty private and eleven public research organizations. Italy offers a university program called the Centers for Bayer Artistic Education to those who wish to study and also conducts 349 English courses in English. Italian public universities set their fees according to degree level and study program. The average annual tuition fee here is 189,000 euros.