Studying medecine in europe

[HooBariiska]

Does any body know actual cost of doing uni study medecine in europe? Specially Germany , sweden,finland, uk? Where would be cheapest?

[BlackRain]

go to India or Pakistan. i have a relative in Hyderabad that i personally pay their med school. It's about 10,000/year

[Itrah]

Unless you are an actual citizen of said European country it is *NOT* cheaper to study there.

Don't be fooled by the low tuition fees. Access to loans and the ability to get part-time work is important.

[LiquidHYDROGEN]

go to India or Pakistan. i have a relative in Hyderabad that i personally pay their med school. It's about 10,000/year

I hope that's in rupees. Ain't no way a timojilic degree is worth more than one from a UK university.

[YummyMummy]

go to India or Pakistan. i have a relative in Hyderabad that i personally pay their med school. It's about 10,000/year

I hope that's in rupees. Ain't no way a timojilic degree is worth more than one from a UK university.

It is probably in dollars. Still cheaper than UK unis.

Home student fees in UK = £9000 per year
Overseas student fees = depends on subject, but see link & below: http://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.c ... niversity/

Humanities and Social Sciences £9,000–£10,800
Sciences and Engineering £10,200–£13,800
Clinical subjects £23,200–£26,000

[PLATINUUM]

Unless you are an actual citizen of said European country it is *NOT* cheaper to study there.

Don't be fooled by the low tuition fees. Access to loans and the ability to get part-time work is important.

What about carribean med schools?

[Itrah]

What about carribean med schools?

You can't export student finance to other countries.

Almost nbody has $50,000+ saved up for university, so you gotta borrow and international students don't have access to national student finance schemes due to default risks.

[PLATINUUM]

What about carribean med schools?

You can't export student finance to other countries.

Almost nbody has $50,000+ saved up for university, so you gotta borrow and international students don't have access to national student finance schemes due to default risks.

really? I'm pretty sure that student loans in canada gives you a small amount of money to finance your studies abroad. its a very tiny amount but they still give it to you.

[Itrah]

really? I'm pretty sure that student loans in canada gives you a small amount of money to finance your studies abroad. its a very tiny amount but they still give it to you.

the UK and many other countries don't allow it IIRC.

[waraabe251]

Cheapest is either the Austrian universities or Germany. Then spain

Germany is 700 € PER SEMESTER, AUSTRIA IS 750€ AND THEY ARE TWO MOST ADVANCED NATIONS IN THE WORLD. Very good deal as you know, plus I would say go Germany and give those nazis chicks a taste of isaaq ceeb

Don't come to the UK, too expensive 15 per year plus living cost multiply by 1.6 for dollar rate

[waraabe251]

Also consider eastern Europe, Czech RRepublic, Russia, Poland have good uni's and their women are the best

Don't consider Asia unless Japan, south Korea, SinSingapore, China to lesser extent

[Itrah]

Germany and Austria don't teach in English, so your German has to be extremely good.

Only in the Netherlands you can find some English taught medicine programs.

[PLATINUUM]

really? I'm pretty sure that student loans in canada gives you a small amount of money to finance your studies abroad. its a very tiny amount but they still give it to you.

the UK and many other countries don't allow it IIRC.

oh okay. thanks.

[Rambie]

Damn!

750 Euro per semester!

That's so cheap, but of course the cost of living + Visas are expensive right?

[waraabe251]

Damn!

750 Euro per semester!

That's so cheap, but of course the cost of living + Visas are expensive right?

Yes, but student accomodation is cheap