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I know that the UK situation for tuition is comparable to the one in the US. My points is about universities in countries that don't have that financial incenti
by Noseshine 10y ago
I know that the UK situation for tuition is comparable to the one in the US. My points is about universities in countries that don't have that financial incentive and pressure. The UK is just one small somewhat "special" country in Europe.
The difference between European countries can be quite high (http://www.mastersportal.eu/articles/405/tuition-fees-at-universities-in-europe-overview-and-comparison.html http://www.mastersportal.eu/articles/405/tuition-fees-at-uni...), so my comment wasn't about any one in particular. When I look at just Germany even within the same country there is a lot of variation depending on the university and the particular program. But in general universities in many European countries don't rely on income from foreign students to the extend that US universities seem to do.
- arethuza 10y ago"I know that the UK situation for tuition is comparable to the one in the US" The rules around university tuition do differ quite a bit depending on where you are in the UK. e.g. Scottish students or students from the EU outside of the rest of the UK do not pay fees at Scottish universities.