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Are Italian universities cheap even for non-EU citizens? That's the part that is somewhat unusual about Germany's scheme, that it's near-free for anyone. Most E
by _delirium 11y ago
Are Italian universities cheap even for non-EU citizens? That's the part that is somewhat unusual about Germany's scheme, that it's near-free for anyone. Most EU countries with low tuition extend that only to EU citizens, and charge higher (sometimes UK-level) fees to non-EU foreigners. For example in Denmark there is zero tuition for EU citizens, but €10,000/yr tuition for non-EU citizens. This is because under the EU's equal-treatment provisions, EU countries have to treat other EU students equally with their own nationals. So those with no/low tuition for domestic students have to offer the no/low tuition also to other EU students. But they can chage non-EU nationals what they want, and many are lately treating foreign students (often from Asia) as a source of income.
- siscia 11y agoThis is the relevant website of my university: http://www.polinternational.polimi.it/how-to-apply/fees/ http://www.polinternational.polimi.it/how-to-apply/fees/ The total cost for one year is ~3000€ however, depending on your financial situation you end up paying less, ~2000€ but even less honestly... However the bachelor course are in Italian.
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