Participating in education abroad is an investment in your future. Like any investment, it requires careful planning and management. However, the personal, academic, and professional rewards that you will gain from this experience will last a lifetime.
It is important to carefully consider costs, budgets, and financing when selecting and preparing for your experience abroad, even though many programs provide scholarships.
Costs
Exchange Programs
On exchange programs, students do not pay for tuition at the host university. However, students are responsible for paying 50% of the Narxoz tuition fee (unless he or she is a state grant-holder or any other grant-holder), airfare, local transportation, accommodation, meals, medical insurance, books, supplies and other personal needs.
ERASMUS+ Programs
On ERASMUS+ programs, students do not pay for tuition at the host university and students receive a monthly scholarship (approximately 800-900 EUR depending on the host country), as well as reimbursement of travel costs between the home and host universities. However, students are responsible for paying 20% of the Narxoz tuition fee (unless he or she is a state grant-holder), local transportation, accommodation, meals, books, supplies and other personal needs.
All Other Programs
On other programs, such as the Coventry University Summer School, students are responsible for paying for all costs mentioned above, including the host university's tuition.