Free Universities Europe: Europe is known for excellent education and good lifestyle. That is why students from all over the world want to study in universities in European countries. But studying in Europe is more expensive than in America and Britain. Due to this students with less money cannot even think of studying in Europe. However, there is nothing to worry about. In many European countries, studies are free for foreign students as well. Indian students can also take advantage of this.

Studying in government universities in some countries is free. At the same time, there are many countries where a very nominal fee has to be paid. The biggest advantage of studying in such universities is that one does not have to be burdened with education loans. Also, very good quality education is provided.

1. Germany

In most of the public universities of Germany, i.e. government, no tuition fees of any kind are taken from the students. Be it Germany or any other country. Currently, around 15 thousand Indian students are studying in Germany. Germany is famous for its engineering and technical studies.

2. Finland

In the European country Finland, PhD program studies are completely free. Some universities also provide scholarships during bachelor's and master's degree programs. However, till the year 2017, studies used to be free for those foreign students who were admission to bachelor's and master's degree programs taught in English.

3. Czech Republic

In the Central European country Czech Republic, if a student studies in the Czech language, then he does not have to pay fees. No matter which country he is a citizen of. However, fees have to be paid for courses taught in English.

4. Iceland

No student has to pay tuition fees in the public universities of Iceland, a small country in Europe. A nominal registration fee has to be paid for admission. There are a total of 7 universities in Iceland. Out of which four are government and three are private.

5. Norway

The study is free for all students in public universities in Norway too. This policy applies to students studying for bachelor, master and PhD. There are also plenty of job opportunities in Norway.