What it costs
Tuition, accommodation, living costs and insurance for one academic year, country by country. These are the same figures your personal study advisor works from on a call.
9 countries
Up to 20 hours a week in term time, full time during official holidays. No permit needed for a full-time student on a state-accredited programme, and none for work at their own university.
Only at approved institutions. Since 1 July 2026 permit-free work needs a full-time place at an MSWiA-approved institution or a public university; anywhere else needs a work permit.
140 full days or 280 half days a year, but during lecture periods a separate 20 hours a week cap applies whatever days remain. Full time only in the Semesterferien.
Up to 20 hours a week, capped at 1,040 hours a year; 40 hours in university breaks.
Up to 964 hours a year, about 20 hours a week, with no separate work permit.
Up to 30 hours a week. The right is written into the student authorisation itself, so there is no separate work permit to obtain, and the cap runs all year - Spain has no extra holiday allowance.
Only 16 hours a week, and the EMPLOYER must obtain a TWV work permit. Full time in June, July and August.
20 hours a week in term time at degree level; only 10 below degree level, which catches foundation and pathway courses. Hours cannot be averaged across weeks.
No part-time work on a student visa here.
These are estimates for planning, not quotes. Tuition at a public university can depend on the region, the institution and in some countries on your household income, and living costs vary a great deal between a capital city and a smaller town.
Your advisor will work through the real numbers for the specific universities you are considering, and tell you where a scholarship would change them.
Thirty minutes with your personal study advisor, and you will know which countries are open to you and what funding you can pursue.
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