Sweden
According to experts, Sweden is recognized as a leader of free higher education. The lion's share of foreign students go to universities in Sweden. There are more than 30 higher education institutions in the country. One third of these establishments is universities which provide European standard programs for students, such as a Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctor’s degree. Free higher education is available not only to the Swedish populace but also the EU citizens and holders of the Swedish permanent residence permit.
Denmark
Denmark is another country which provides free degree-level education. Danish higher education institutions include universities, higher schools of specialized training, colleges, and technical institutes. Only those seeking a Doctor’s degree should pay for their tuition. Denmark authorities spend 0.6% of the country’s GDP on grants for higher education.
Finland
There is no cost for both higher and secondary education in Finland. The Finns, as well as the EU residents and foreign exchange students can study in Finland completely free of charge. The Finnish authorities provide scholarships and grants which can be used to finance education.
Ireland
Ireland is a country with tertiary education. When students finish their education they are awarded with a Bachelor's degree. Higher education is free of charge in universities and professional colleges around the country. There are 196 thousand students in Ireland. Some 11 thousand are foreign students.
Norway
Norway pays special attention to higher education. Every university in the country provides dormitories, canteens, gyms, and libraries for students. The government cares not only about the level of education but also students leisure time. Norway’s authorities spend around 1.3% of the country’s GDP on grants for higher education.
Czech Republic
In the Czech Republic, state universities are financed from the budget. They offer free education in Czech. However, some specialties are taught in English. Currently, there are 28 universities and institutes with public funding in the country.
Iceland
All Iceland’s citizens have access to free higher education. However, not everyone in the country is willing to take advantage of it. According to experts, many local residents prefer to study at foreign universities.
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