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Study Abroad Cost Calculator

Calculate the true total cost of studying in the Nordics.
Tuition + Living + Hidden Costs = No Surprises.

Your Situation
12,000
6,00018,000

Tuition varies by program and university. Check specific program pages for exact fees.

2 years
1 year5 years
Your Cost Estimate

Monthly Living Costs

Rent

650

Food

300

Transport

60

Other

150

Monthly Total1,160

Annual Costs

Living Expenses (12 months)€13,920
Tuition€12,000
Health Insurance€400
Semester Fees€200
Annual Total26,520

Total 2-Year Program Cost

53,040

Save €10,960 vs. US average

* Estimates based on 2024 averages. Actual costs vary by program, accommodation choice, and personal spending.

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Understanding the True Cost of Studying in the Nordics

The Nordic countries offer some of the best education in the world, but costs vary significantly between countries and your nationality. Here's what you need to know:

Finland

Free tuition for EU/EEA students. Non-EU students pay €6,000-18,000/year. Living costs: €700-1,200/month depending on city.

Sweden

Free tuition for EU/EEA students. Non-EU students pay €8,000-20,000/year. Living costs: €800-1,400/month. Stockholm is most expensive.

Denmark

Free tuition for EU/EEA students (plus SU grant if working). Non-EU pay €6,000-16,000/year. Living costs: €900-1,500/month.

Norway

Free tuition for ALL students at public universities! Just pay semester fee (~€50). Living costs: €1,000-1,600/month (highest in Nordics).