Can I get information about other countries besides Italy where public universities are available, the environment is good, and the budget is similar for a Master's?
Yes, several European countries besides Italy offer public universities with good environments and similar budgets.
- Germany: Most public universities have no tuition fees; expect a semester fee of €150 - €300. Living costs are about €800 - €1,200/month. Germany is known for strong engineering, IT, and business programs.
- Poland: Tuition typically ranges from €2,000 - €6,000/year. Living costs are around €400 - €700/month. Offers many English-taught programs and is budget-friendly.
- Latvia: Tuition is usually €2,000 - €6,000/year. Living costs are €500 - €750/month. Latvia is increasingly popular for its affordability.
- Spain: Public university tuition is €1,500 - €3,500/year for master’s programs. Living costs are €700 - €1,200/month. Spain offers a vibrant culture and many English-taught courses.
Figures are typical and subject to change.
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