What is the typical budget range for universities in Germany, Ireland, and New Zealand for a master's program for a MBA?
Germany is usually the most budget-friendly option for a master's, especially at public universities. Here’s a typical yearly cost breakdown (subject to change):
- Germany (public universities): Minimal tuition; semester fees €150 - €350 (~₹16,200 - ₹37,800). Private universities: €5,000 - €20,000/year (~₹4.1 - ₹16.4 lakh). Specialized programs (like MBA) may be higher.
- Ireland: Tuition for international students is typically €10,000 - €40,000/year (~₹8.2 - ₹32.8 lakh), depending on university and course.
- New Zealand: Tuition usually ranges NZD 20,000 - 45,000/year (~₹10.8 - 24.3 lakh).
Living costs, health insurance, and visa fees are extra and vary by city and country. For a detailed estimate based on your target course and university, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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