Tuition fees around Europe
| Country | EU students |
Non-EU students
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| Austria | No fees |
€726.72 per semester
|
|
Belgium - French-speaking community
|
Maximum €835 per year (depends on income) |
Additional specific fees: maximum five times the registration fees
|
|
Belgium - German- speaking community
|
€425 per year |
Maximum up to €600 per year
|
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Belgium - Flemish- speaking community
|
Maximum €620 per year (depends on income)
|
Additional fees may be required
|
| Bulgaria |
Maximum €793 per year (depends on the study programme)
|
Additional fees may be required
|
| Croatia |
Fees paid by the state in first year, then €657-€1 324 (set by the institution)
|
Same as for EU students
|
| Cyprus |
Bachelor's: fees paid by the state; master's: between €5 125- €10 250
|
€3 417 per semester
|
| Czech Republic |
No fees if programme is completed within normal timeframe and in Czech language
|
Same as EU students
|
| Denmark | No fees |
Additional fees may be required (set by the institution)
|
| Estonia |
No fees if 60 ECTS/year are achieved in Estonian language, institutions can charge for missing ECTS
|
Additional fees may be required |
| Finland | No fees |
Additional fees may be required for English-language master's programmes
|
| Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia |
€150-€4 000 per year (depends on the institution)
|
Additional fees may be required |
| France |
Bachelor's: €189.10 per year; master's: €261.10 per year; plus €213 social security costs
|
Additional fees may be required |
| Germany |
No fees (in some regions, students may be charged if they go over the normal period of study)
|
No fees |
| Greece |
Bachelor's: no fees; master's: fees set by institutions
|
Same as EU students |
| Hungary |
Bachelor's: €740-€5 150; master's: €1 449-€6 117; about half of the places are state-funded (free of charge), awarded according to student performance
|
Same as EU students |
| Iceland |
€485 per year
|
Same as EU students |
| Ireland |
Bachelor's: €2 750-€6 000; master's: €4 000-€30 000
|
Two/three times the full fees for EU students |
| Italy |
€192-€1 195 (depends on income/programme/cycle)
|
Same as EU students |
| Latvia |
Bachelor's: €968-€3 557 per year; master's: €818-€5 333 per year; set by institutions - about half of the places are state-funded (free of charge)
|
Bachelor's: €8 000-€12 000; master's: €4 050- €15 000 |
| Liechtenstein |
€1 400 per year at University of Liechtenstein; others set by institutions
|
Same as EU students |
| Lithuania |
Bachelor's: €934-€5 241 per year; master's: €2 108-€6 227 per year; about half of the places are state-funded (free of charge)
|
Additional fees may be required (set by institutions) |
| Luxembourg |
Bachelor's: €400-€800 per year; master's: €400 per year (€17 500 for only two programmes)
|
Same as EU students |
| Malta |
Bachelor's: no fees; master's: €400 per year
|
Additional fees may be required |
| Netherlands |
€1 906 per year
|
Additional fees may be required (set by institution)
|
| Norway |
No fees
|
No fees |
| Poland | €41 per cycle |
Additional fees may be required (set by institution)
|
| Portugal |
€631- €1 066 per year
|
Additional fees may be required |
| Romania |
Bachelor's: €583-€6 728 per year; master's: €525-€2 819 per year (depends on field)
|
Additional fees may be required |
| Slovakia |
€10-€100 per year if programme completed within normal timeframe
|
€2 000-€10 000 per year |
| Slovenia |
Bachelor's: €1210-€8188 per year; master's: €2200-€15659 per year; majority of places is state-funded (free of charge)
|
Same as EU students |
| Spain |
Bachelor's: €713-€2 011; master's: €1 060-€3 952 (depends on programme/performance/income)
|
Additional fees may be required |
| Sweden | No fees |
Additional fees may be required (set by institution)
|
| Turkey |
Bachelor's: no fees; master's: €90-€211 per year; additional fees may be required
|
Additional fees may be required |
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United Kingdom England
|
Bachelor's: €10 742-€11 377 per year; master's: varies (average €5 051 per year) | Additional fees may be required |
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United Kingdom Wales
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Bachelor's: maximum €11 377 per year; master's: varies (average €5 051 per year) | Additional fees may be required |
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United Kingdom Northern Ireland
|
Bachelor's: maximum €4 655 per year; master's: varies (average €5 051 per year) | Additional fees may be required |
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United Kingdom Scotland
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Bachelor's (for Scots and EU students from outside the UK): no fees; master's: varies (average €5 051 per year) | Additional fees may be required (set by institution) |
Note: these amounts are based on data for the 2014/15 academic year. For more detailed information and comparison between countries, see the Eurydice report National student fee and support systems in European higher education.
Published: Wed, 12/11/2014 - 12:25
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