How much will it cost to study in European countries within my budget in France/Netherlands for a Master's?
06 Jul 2026 · Answered by Prakhar Pragy Dixit · 1 min read
Yes, studying for a master's in France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, or Austria is possible within your budget of ₹20 - 25 lakhs (about €22,000 - €27,500/year). Here’s a typical annual cost breakdown (tuition + living expenses):
- France: €12,370 - €18,170
- Belgium: €12,370 - €21,870
- Italy: €8,900 - €17,200
- Spain: €11,400 - €20,000
- Austria: €12,300 - €15,900
The Netherlands (€20,800 - €43,000) and Sweden (€17,900 - €32,400) may exceed your budget, especially at top universities.
Figures are subject to change and can vary by university and city. For tailored options and scholarship guidance, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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