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European institutions produce some of the world's most sought-after STEM graduates.
With programs taught in English across 30+ countries, you gain access to Nobel Prize-winning faculty, state-of-the-art laboratories, and direct pathways to industry careers.
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Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
43,500 • 371 courses
NTNU, Norway's largest university, has roots stretching back to 1760 and operates from 3 campuses.
It offers world-class programs in science, technology, medicine, and beyond.
UiT The Arctic University of Norway
15,500 students • 20 Master's in English
UiT has two research centers in computational chemistry. Its researchers lead groundbreaking work in space physics, northern lights, marine Arctic ecosystems, and telemedicine through a WHO-designated collaboration center.
Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences
7,500 students • 220 partner universities
HHN bridges classroom and industry by having students contribute to active research projects in laboratories while learning from professors who bring years of real-world company experience into every lecture.
Commonly asked questions about getting a STEM degree
How much will it cost to study STEM in Europe?
Costs vary significantly by country.
- In Germany, public universities charge no tuition for most programs, though you pay a semester fee of €150–350 covering public transit and administrative costs.
- Norway offers tuition-free education at public universities, including for international students.
- Other countries like the Netherlands or Sweden offer free education to EU students, and charge €8,000–12,000 annually for non-EU students.
Can I study STEM for free in Europe?
Yes.
Germany and Norway stand out as top destinations for tuition-free STEM education. German public universities eliminated tuition for all students, regardless of nationality, in 2014. Norway maintains the same policy at all public institutions.
Can I get permanent residence (PR) if I study STEM in Europe?
Studying abroad on its own does not grant PR, but it can count as a structured pathway into visas that can lead to PR.
Most European countries provide pathways from student visa to permanent residence and they actively seek STEM talent and have streamlined processes for qualified graduates.
What are the requirements to study STEM in Europe?
You'll need a:
- Recognized high school diploma (for Bachelor's programs) or Bachelor's degree (for Master's programs)
- Proof of language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, Goethe diploma...)
- Proof of funds. Each country has its own requirements, but it's usually around 1,000-1,500 euros a month.
- Some schools require you to have taken subjects in mathematics, physics, or related areas.
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