8. Denmark
Tuition fees at Danish public universities can be quite high indeed, but unlike most of the European countries, Denmark does offer some sort of free education to foreigners. For starters, EU/EEA nationals in exchange programs don’t have to pay a dime. While tuition fees otherwise reach $11,000 on average, international students can still study for free. The catch is that Denmark offers free education only at a certain level, and that level is doctoral studies. That way, Ph.D. students have the chance to truly develop their careers in a country that boasts one of the best education systems in the world. However, the cost of living in Denmark and other Scandinavian countries, for that matter, can be extremely high. $1,500 a month might be enough, but only if you really decide to sacrifice most of the everyday luxuries like bars, restaurants, etc.
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