Studying in Switzerland can be very expensive for international students. Many scholarships are limited and competitive. Living costs mean that “The university offers a monthly grant of CHF 1,600; however, this still does not fully cover the costs” (UNIL Guide). The following are all upcoming deadlines: Swiss Government scholarships all have individual deadlines depending on…
Studying in Italy is generally cheaper than in many other European countries. However, there are still costs to consider, such as rent, food, and visas. The tuition fees at Padua are set at €2,790 for non-EU students for the 2026/27 academic year. As such, most scholarships will focus on living costs. There are three types…
The cost of living in Korea is quite high. KAIST has tuition fees of 9,559,000 won for most of its graduate courses. There are also visa requirements asking you to have USD 16,000 in your bank account. Plus, you need to pay for rent and food! There are two major deadlines that have already passed….
Going to Japan can be expensive. APU states that your tuition will be 1,300,000 yen per year. Government scholarships (MEXT) have now all closed. MEXT applications were accepted during Spring and Summer 2026. There are two other scholarships still open but have no published deadline. One has no date listed for next year. These dates…
Studying in the Netherlands can be expensive for international students. Radboud University shows that master’s courses can cost around €19,000 a year. This does not include rent or food. Very few scholarships for 2027 have closed. The only one in Rotterdam has closed. Many have a deadline of 1 December 2026 – less than 4…