National Information

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Albania
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Austria
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Belgium - Flemish Community
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Belgium - French Community
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Belgium - German-Speaking Community
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Bulgaria
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Croatia
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Cyprus
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Czechia
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Denmark
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Estonia
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Finland
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France
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Germany
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Greece
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Hungary
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Iceland
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Ireland
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Italy
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Latvia
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Liechtenstein
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Lithuania
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Luxembourg
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Malta
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Montenegro
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Netherlands
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Norway
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Poland
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Portugal
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Republic of North Macedonia
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Romania
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Serbia
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Slovakia
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Slovenia
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Spain
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Sweden
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Switzerland
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Türkiye
OVERVIEW
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In Türkiye no fee policy is applied to full-time home students.
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Part-time programmes are not available.
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Fee differentiation policies are not applied.
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Waivers and reductions are not available.
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Direct financial support is provided through grants and loans which cannot be combined.
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Indirect financial support is not available.
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International students benefit from health insurance, language preparation class, accommodation and once-off travel fare reimbursement.
Minimum, maximum, and most common annual fee amounts (in EUR)
FEES
- Home full-time students do not pay fees at all education levels.
- Students may pay administrative fees at first and short cycles. This fee may vary depending on the university. However, they do not pay tuition fee.
- Students with the extended length of study do not pay any extra fee for exceeding the program duration. However, they pay fees in departments providing programmes in foreign languages and in specific disciplines (for example, those studying in the Faculty of Aviation and Astronautics, Pilotage and Air Traffic Control Department and Conservatory Department).
- International students pay the fee determined by the universities, which is not less than 2 times the cost determined according to the program. However, some foreign students are also exempt from this fee (for example Syrian and Palestinian students are exempt from fees).
- No data available on shares of fee payers.
Annual grant amounts (in EUR)
DIRECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT - GRANTS
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Need and merit- based grants are available to home and international full-time and part-time students.
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Data reported refers to grants awarded by a public institution which is generally responsible for grants in higher education. However, many public instructions provide grants to Higher Education Students. Data on these grants is not available.
- The age limit for accessibility to grants is 30 years for undergraduate students and 35 for graduate students.
Annual loan amounts (in EUR)
DIRECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT - LOANS
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Loans are available to home full-time students only.
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The age limit for accessibility to loans is 30 years for undergraduate students and 35 for graduate students.
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Data on share of loan borrowers is not available.
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