B.Sc. Nursing under $5,000
This page compares which country currently has more B.Sc. Nursing options inside this annual fee range, along with teaching medium, living cost, and student planning points.
| Metric | Germany | Lithuania |
|---|---|---|
| Options under $5,000 | 3 | 4 |
| Annual fee range | $915 - $1,342 | $3,685 - $4,752 |
| Listed universities | 3 | 4 |
| City spread | 3 cities | 4 cities |
| Teaching medium | English then German, German, German (primary language of instruction for lectures and practical/clinical modules, per HSB and the official DAAD listing); English is required only at B1.2 level at entry and may be completed during the programme. Applicants need German at native-speaker level or C1 (TestDaF 16+, Goethe/telc C1, or DSD II) to be admitted - this is not an English-medium programme. | English |
| Living cost estimate |
What this budget means
This budget currently covers 3 listed B.Sc. Nursing options in Germany. The published fee range in the current list is $915 - $1,342.
Germany's Studentenwerke (student service organisations) operate Studentenwohnheim (student residences) in every university city, managed at subsidised rates. Monthly costs: EUR 200-450 per person, depending on city and room type. Demand significantly exceeds supply — apply for Wohnheim immediately after receiving your Zulassungsbescheid (admission letter), as waiting lists can be 6-18 months in cities like Munich, Frankfurt, and Berlin. Private WG (Wohngemeinschaft — shared flat): EUR 350-700/month per person in major cities (Munich and Frankfurt most expensive; Leipzig, Dresden, and Dortmund most affordable). Most students find private WG accommodation via WG-Gesucht.de (Germany's primary shared flat marketplace). Smaller cities (Osnabrück, Halle, Bochum) have significantly lower accommodation costs than Berlin, Munich, or Frankfurt — an important factor when choosing which nursing programme to attend.
What this budget means
This budget currently covers 4 listed B.Sc. Nursing options in Lithuania. The published fee range in the current list is $3,685 - $4,752.
LSMU operates university dormitories close to the main campus in Kaunas, with monthly costs of EUR 70–200 per person — the most affordable accommodation option and strongly recommended for first-year students. Dormitories are renovated and equipped with kitchens, common areas, and necessary furniture, with public transport stops, shops, and facilities nearby. Private shared apartments in Kaunas range from EUR 150–300 per person per month for those preferring more independence. We confirm LSMU dormitory availability, move-in date, and first-year allocation policy as part of the admissions package we present to every family.
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B.Sc. Nursing under $5,000
This page compares which country currently has more B.Sc. Nursing options inside this annual fee range, along with teaching medium, living cost, and student planning points.
| Metric | Germany | Lithuania |
|---|---|---|
| Options under $5,000 | 3 | 4 |
| Annual fee range | $915 - $1,342 | $3,685 - $4,752 |
| Listed universities | 3 | 4 |
| City spread | 3 cities | 4 cities |
| Teaching medium | English then German, German, German (primary language of instruction for lectures and practical/clinical modules, per HSB and the official DAAD listing); English is required only at B1.2 level at entry and may be completed during the programme. Applicants need German at native-speaker level or C1 (TestDaF 16+, Goethe/telc C1, or DSD II) to be admitted - this is not an English-medium programme. | English |
| Living cost estimate |
What this budget means
This budget currently covers 3 listed B.Sc. Nursing options in Germany. The published fee range in the current list is $915 - $1,342.
Germany's Studentenwerke (student service organisations) operate Studentenwohnheim (student residences) in every university city, managed at subsidised rates. Monthly costs: EUR 200-450 per person, depending on city and room type. Demand significantly exceeds supply — apply for Wohnheim immediately after receiving your Zulassungsbescheid (admission letter), as waiting lists can be 6-18 months in cities like Munich, Frankfurt, and Berlin. Private WG (Wohngemeinschaft — shared flat): EUR 350-700/month per person in major cities (Munich and Frankfurt most expensive; Leipzig, Dresden, and Dortmund most affordable). Most students find private WG accommodation via WG-Gesucht.de (Germany's primary shared flat marketplace). Smaller cities (Osnabrück, Halle, Bochum) have significantly lower accommodation costs than Berlin, Munich, or Frankfurt — an important factor when choosing which nursing programme to attend.
What this budget means
This budget currently covers 4 listed B.Sc. Nursing options in Lithuania. The published fee range in the current list is $3,685 - $4,752.
LSMU operates university dormitories close to the main campus in Kaunas, with monthly costs of EUR 70–200 per person — the most affordable accommodation option and strongly recommended for first-year students. Dormitories are renovated and equipped with kitchens, common areas, and necessary furniture, with public transport stops, shops, and facilities nearby. Private shared apartments in Kaunas range from EUR 150–300 per person per month for those preferring more independence. We confirm LSMU dormitory availability, move-in date, and first-year allocation policy as part of the admissions package we present to every family.
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EUR 450 – 700/month |
EUR 450 – 700/month |
