Can you help us with some information about studying masters in Germany, Finland, and the Netherlands for a Master's?

Here’s a quick comparison for pursuing a master's in Germany, Finland, and the Netherlands:

Germany
- Tuition fees: Low or minimal at public universities (typically €150 - €350/semester)
- Post-study work: 18-month job seeker visa after graduation
- Living costs: Around €850 - €1,200/month

Finland
- Tuition fees: Required for non-EU students, amount varies by university/program
- Post-study work: Up to 2-year work permit after graduation
- Living costs: About €800/month

Netherlands
- Tuition fees: Typically €8,000 - €20,000/year for non-EU students
- Post-study work: 1-year “Orientation Year” visa after graduation
- Living costs: Around €900 - €1,300/month

Admission requirements and deadlines vary by program and university. Most programs are in English, but some may require local language skills. Fees, policies, and opportunities are subject to change.

For tailored guidance on your application process, reach out to your LeapScholar counsellor.