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Norway, with its population of just over 5 million, is one of the three Scandinavian countries. It is ranked as one of the best countries to live in and has one of the lowest crime rates in the world. All the more reason to Study in Norway!

Norwegians pride themselves on having an innovative workplace; we believe that flat organisations, a competent workforce and egalitarian values stimulate innovation.

Norway is known worldwide as a peaceful and safe democratic country that favours equality. Norway is also known to offer a high quality of life in many aspects.

The landscapes of Germany are diverse and charming. On the North and Baltic Seas, there are island chains with long sand dunes, swaths of heath and moorland. Dense forests and medieval castles are situated in the rolling mountains of central Germany. And in the south, the Alps with their sparkling lakes rise above the lowlands. This is where Germany’s highest peak, the Zugspitze, towers at almost 3,000 metres above sea level.
Besides studying, you have the chance to live and explore one of the world’s most developed countries and its unique culture, history and landscape
Germany has a wide quantity of pastime activities centers like opera houses, movie theaters, multiplexes, food and beverage outlets, museums, monuments with impeccable architecture, discotheques et cetera.
Germany is home to beaches, mountains, rich medieval heritage, pacing metropolises and nature that just won’t quit. Visiting other countries in Europe from Germany is not only easy but quite affordable too. One can easily plan a weekend trip to Paris, Prague, and Rome etc. and be back in time for the lectures

Opportunity for Traveling

This one is one of the most frequent reasons when someone is asked why choosing college abroad. The excitement of visiting many tourist attractions in a country is a pleasant moment. Especially if you choose to study in Europe where you can visit neighboring countries when the holidays arrive.

In contrast to Germany, tuition fees are relatively cheap, which is 6 million per semester. We can calculate, the assumption of tuition fees that must be incurred from the beginning of entering equalization school, entering university, until graduating from college, which is around 50 million. The cost per semester includes transportation costs in the city for 6 months. So you don’t need to buy more tickets to take the bus, tram, or train to campus during college, just show your student card.

The cost of living in Germany is quite low compared to other European countries. For the cost of living a student per month which is around 9 million. Other European countries, the cost of living is around 10 – 11 million. Another advantage of studying in Germany is that, in the 2nd or 3rd year, students can work part time while studying. For example, students work 2-3 times a week, or work only on weekends. Salaries for part-time students range from 400 to 450 euros (about 7 million). So you can reduce the burden on parents for living expenses during college and also can add to your experience of working internationally with workers from various countries.

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No doubt, tuition fees in Indonesia are also increasingly expensive at this time. Let’s try to compare how expensive it is to study in Germany with Indonesia and other developed countries like America, England, or Australia.

According to the data, the average cost that must be spent to study in Indonesia from the initial entrance fee, tuition fees per semester, to college graduation is 150 million – 200 million. The cost per semester averages 5 million to 15 million, depending on public or private universities. Students must also pay for the daily transportation costs.

Likewise in other developed countries such as in the United States, Britain or Australia, the average tuition fee is 150 million to 200 million per year. These three countries can be called countries with the most expensive education costs in the world. The cost of living there is also very high, the average student there has to spend a minimum of 25 million for apartment rental fees, meal costs, transport costs, and health insurance costs