European education

Breaking stereotypes, or why studying in Europe is cheaper than you think
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Do you still consider studying in Europe a pleasure for the rich?
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Now you might be surprised. There is a country where you can get a higher education without paying for it at all pennies a cent. This is Germany. University studies here are also free for foreigners.
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It is not always necessary to know German. Almost every university has master's programs entirely in English. In some places you can also study for a bachelor's degree in English, but there is a huge competition.
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Of course, costs can't be avoided either way:
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1. Semester fee of 100 - 300 euros per semester.
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   All students pay it, but it is a conditional expense. The student card gives so many benefits and preferences that many people in Germany apply to university without intending to study there. Just for the sake of having a student card.
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2. Prove that you have money for the first year of living in Germany at the rate of 860€ per month (860*12=10.320€ per year).
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   Yes, the money is big, but once you become a student you are entitled to work. A foreign student in Germany can work up to 20 hours a week. The salary for such a schedule is just about 900 euros a month.
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   Now you know enough to realize that studying in Germany is no more expensive than in Russia. But the authority of this education is recognized all over the world.