7 Countries Where University Education Is Free

In Nigeria, the cost of education is steadily increasing,
causing thousands of students to rethink their options.
All hope is not lost, however, as these countries offer
free varsity education.


We cannot deny the fact that the cost of education in Nigeria
is steadily increasing. It has become financially challenging
for thousands of Nigerians whose aim is attend and
graduate from a reputable University in the country.

If the only option you have left is to study abroad, then you
might be facing an even bigger problem, unless you choose
to study in any of the countries » below.

1. Brazil:
Brazil's universities charge registration fees,\ but they do not
require regular tuition. Many of them also offer courses in
English.

2. Germany:
Germany has 900 programs in English, and is eager to
attract foreign students to tuition-free universities due to the
country's shortage of skilled workers.

3. Finland:
Finland doesn't have tuition fees but the government does
warn foreigners that they have to cover living expenses.
Studying there means you only have to worry about room
and board.

4. France:
France does charge tuition – but normally around 200
dollars at public universities. A far cry from what you'd
normally pay in some varsities here.

5. Norway:
Norwegian students, including foreigners studying in the
country, do not have to pay any college tuition
» . Be
forewarned, however, of the harsh winters and high cost of
living.

6. Slovenia:
If Eastern Europe is more your thing, Slovenia has 150
English-language programs, and only charges a registration
fee – no tuition.

7. Sweden:
Sweden has over 300 English-language programs. Although
college there is free, cost of living may be pricey for
foreigners.

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