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tuition free university for international students are still in regardless of the fact that some governments in Europe ceased to provide free teaching international students. Sweden, for example, used to provide free education to applicants around the world including Nigeria applicants and Africa as a whole. Teaching at this free university tuition was funded entirely by the government of these countries. But recently, the government of Sweden changed its policy and decided to charge for tuition. This decision is not generally as some applicants from other countries are not affected by the policy.
In a nutshell, this strategy affects citizens from countries outside the European Union and European Economic Area. Also, residents in Sweden who do not have residence permits will be affected by the policy.
This policy takes immediate effect from the beginning of autumn 2011. The last access before but this is for the spring semester of 2011. So the people who are applying for the spring semester are not affected by the policy until they complete the program in universities and they have admitted to. The deadline for this spring semester applications is August 15, 2010 the deadline for submitting documents is 1 September 2010. Applicants will be notified of their results in early November.
If you are not lucky enough to apply for the above deadline, there are still other European universities that offer free education for international students. As the Government of Sweden stopped providing free tuition to foreign students and entry into force of the fall semester of 2011, some European countries not risk free tuition for international students. But the fact is that no one knows the future plans of these countries to change their education free tuition to international students.
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