Is it possible to study design-related courses abroad within a budget of around twenty lakh including living in Germany/France?
Yes, you can study design-related courses abroad within a budget of around ₹20 lakh, including living expenses, by choosing cost-effective countries and programs.
- Germany: Public universities often charge little to no tuition (as low as €0 - €1,500/year), with total annual costs (including living) around ₹8 - 13.5 lakh.
- France: Public universities have tuition of €2,800 - €6,000/year, with total annual costs (including living) about ₹11.5 - ₹19.1 lakh.
- Italy: Private fashion/design schools charge €16,000 - €20,000/year, but lower living costs may keep the total within your budget.
Shorter, one-year programs and available scholarships can further reduce costs. Part-time work options may also help with living expenses.
If you want tailored program options or scholarship guidance, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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