Are there countries where education is free or tuition fees are very low, and students get stipends or scholarships along with work opportunities in Germany?

Yes, some countries offer free or low-cost education, plus scholarships and part-time work options for international students.

- Germany: No tuition fees at most public universities; pay only a semester contribution. Scholarships are available, and students can work part-time.
- Norway: Tuition-free public universities for all students. High living costs, but part-time work is allowed.
- Austria: Low tuition (about €726/year) for non-EU students. Scholarships and part-time work options exist.
- Czech Republic: Free tuition if you study in Czech; low fees for English programs. Part-time work is possible.
- Iceland: No tuition fees, only a registration fee. Limited scholarships, but part-time work is allowed.
- Finland: Tuition fees for non-EU students, but many scholarships are available. Part-time work and post-study work visas are possible.

Details like fees, scholarships, and work rules are subject to change. If you want help finding the best fit for your profile, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.