These days, it may seem that funded opportunities for international undergraduate students are becoming increasingly difficult to locate and acquire. What exactly could the problem be? Well, due to their mainstream popularity, the US and UK, have become two of the most sought out countries for international students across the globe. Most students desire to study at varsities in these countries, based on a teenage dream, or the hopes for a better future. Alas, these dreams are crushed by the daunting sight of exorbitant tuition costs. On the other hand, schools in these countries offer partially-funded or excellence-driven fully-funded scholarships to international students, which are bogged down by numerous criteria. The hard truth is, undergraduate education is a costly investment, to both students and varsities alike. So, should you sit back, and let this deter your academic ambitions? Not a chance! There's always more than one way to solve a puzzle, and we're about to show you how. At the forefront of academic generosity, are two European countries, Germany and Norway. In addition to having technologically advanced institutions, public varsities in these countries are tuition-free for all students! The universities are funded by the government of the respective countries, to ensure that all students are given an equal shot at quality education. International students are not exempted from this policy, and the possibilities from studying in either country are endless! Below is a list of reputable public universities in Germany and Norway

IN GERMANY

1) University of Cologne

2) Ludwig Maximilian University 

3) University of Münster

4) Universität Hamburg

5) Technical University of Munich

6) University of Duisburg-Essen

7) Freie Universität Berlin

8)Humboldt University Berlin

9)RWTH Aachen University 

10)Technical University Dresden

IN NORWAY

1) University of Oslo

2) Nord University

3) University of South-Eastern Norway

4) Østfold University College 

5) UiT The Arctic University of Norway

6) University of Agder - Kristiansand Campus 

7) University of Bergen

8) Norwegian University of Science and Technology

9)Oslo Metropolitan University

10) University of Nordland

This is just a fraction of the complete list, which is somewhat inexhaustible! As a bonus, many of these universities offer courses taught in English, though a certain level of efficacy in the official language of the country is usually a requirement for admission. The varsities of these countries also charge a minimal semester fee for each student, and living costs are usually not paid for by the government. However, this is a minor amount compared to the tuition and extra expenses charged by Ivy league schools across the US and UK. Now that you've been informed about this amazing opportunity, it's left for you to make a choice. Keep in mind that following the crowd isn't always a surefire way to success. Be sure to make decisions that will advance your desired goal in life. We're rooting for you!