Comprehensive List Of Tuition Free Universities In Norway and Germany

If you are a student who is looking for an excellent country to study, Norway and Germany should be your flight-stop. Norway is home to many international students because of its tuition-free university education. You can study in any of the public universities in Norway for free. German is also a home to international students who desire to have quality education but at low cost.

This article provides a list of 20 tuition-free Universities each in Norway and Germany. It also includes the cost of living for international students in both Norway and Germany.

  LIST OF FREE TUITION UNIVERSITIES IN NORWAY

1. Bergen University College
2. University of
3. University of Norland
4. Norwegian University of Science and Technology(NTNU)
5. Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences
6. BI Norwegian Business School
7. The Artic University of Norway
8. Hedmark University of Applied Sciences
9. Lillehammer University College
10. Molde University College – Specialized University in Logistics
11. Bergen Academy of Art & Design, Norway
12. Volda University College
13. Vestfold University College
14. NLA University College
15. Stord/ Haugesund University College
16. University of Agder (UIA)
17. Narvik University College
18. Nesna University College
19. University of Tromso
20. University of Stavanger

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As bonus, Here is a brief overview of three of the first listed tuition free universities in Norway:

Bergen University College

Through long and established experience within the field of interprofessional education, Bergen University College, contributes with a high level of knowlegde and expertise, both within research and education of interprofessional learning. Bergen University College highly accepts international students.

 

University of Bergen

The University of Bergen is an internationally recognized public university in Bergen, Norway. It was founded in 1946.

The University of Bergen is ranked as one of the best 5 universities in Norway.

The University of Bergen offers a variety of programs including:

Engineering and Technology

Life Sciences and Medicine,

Natural Science,

Social Sciences and

Management.

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The University of Nordland

Formerly known as the University of Bodø University College, The University of Norland is a tuition-free university. However, the Norwegian Government requires that students from outside the European Union (EU), provides a minimum amount of money to cover living expenses for one academic year in Norway.

COST OF LIVING IN NORWAY

It is true that the cost of living in Norway is more expensive than it is in other countries.

Even though the above universities are free in Norway, students are expected to buy their own books and learning materials.

The estimated cost of living for an average international student in Norway is about NOK 12 122 per month.

The Official Languag (es) in Norway

The official languages spoken in Norway are Norwegian and Sami. Majority of people speak Norwegian. However, some undergraduate programs and over 200 master’s degrees are available in English, with many more taught in Norwegian.

LIST OF TUITION FREE UNIVERSITIES IN GERMANY

1. University of Bremen
2. University of Mannheim
3. Karlsruher Institute of Technology
4. Humboldt University of Berlin
5. University of Cologne
6. University of Hamburg
7. Heidelberg University
8. Technical University of Berlin
9. Darmstadt University of Technology
10. University of Stuttgart
11. University of Bonn
12. Albert Ludwig University

13.RWTH University

14. University of Tubingen
15. Georg-Augusta University of Göttingen

16.Goethe University

17. TU Dresden
18. Ludwig Maximilians University
19. Technical University of Munich
20. Free University of Berlin

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COST OF LIVING IN GERMANY

Studying in any of the above tuition free universities, allivates you from tuition fee problems. However, you still have other things like accomodation cost, transportation fare and other necessities to worry about.

The cost of living in Germany is quite reasonable compared to other European countries.Generally, you will only need around 853 euros a month to cover your living expenses in Germany. That is, around $957 US dollar.

Official Language in Germany

95% of people in Germany speaks German as their first language. German is the official language in Germany.English is also an official language spoken in Germany.