What are the lowest budget countries that accept my degree with work experience in Germany/Italy for a Master's?
Germany is your best low-budget option for a Master's in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, as most public universities charge little or no tuition for international students. Your four-year degree and work experience are generally accepted, but you must meet each university’s specific requirements.
- Germany: Minimal tuition (semester fee only), living costs around €9,600 - €12,000/year, 18-month post-study work visa (subject to change).
- Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Italy, Spain, Portugal: Public universities with low tuition (€1,000 - €7,000/year), affordable living, and post-study work visas available.
- Malaysia, Taiwan: Tuition typically €2,000 - €5,000/year, moderate living costs, post-study work options.
Admission requirements and visa rules are subject to change and vary by university. For next steps and personalized guidance, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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