Hi, I can recommend you Jagiellonian University in Kraków - you will find all you need.

Hello Mohammed,

It's great that you're planning your postgraduate studies! Your background in English studies can be a strong asset for programs in the humanities and social sciences.

Finding a master's program in English that is also free or low-cost for international students can be challenging, but it is certainly possible. The best opportunities are typically found in certain European countries.

Here are some recommended master's programs that fit your criteria, categorized by your fields of interest:

International Relations

Many public universities in Germany offer master's programs with no tuition fees for all students, including non-EU citizens. You only need to pay a semester contribution, which is a low administrative fee.

• Universities in Germany: Look for programs at universities like the University of Bremen or the University of Hamburg. They often have English-taught Master of Arts (M.A.) programs in International Relations or Political Science with a focus on global issues.
• Malmö University, Sweden: For non-EU students, there are typically tuition fees, but the university has an M.A. in International Relations and offers scholarships that can significantly reduce costs.
• Czech Republic: Public universities like Masaryk University offer affordable tuition fees for some English-taught programs.

History of Science / History of Astronomy

These fields are more specialized, but you can find programs in a similar vein, often with an interdisciplinary focus.

• Universities in Germany: Since Germany is known for its tuition-free public universities, this is a great place to start your search. Look for programs in the humanities or philosophy that have a specific track or focus on the history and philosophy of science.
• Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in Hungary: This university offers an M.Sc. in Astronomy that includes courses on the history of astronomy. While it may not be tuition-free, the fees are generally lower compared to other European countries.
• Leiden University, Netherlands:While not tuition-free for non-EU students, the M.Sc. in Astronomy at Leiden is highly regarded. Your background in English studies could be valuable for a research-oriented master's where you might focus on the historical context or communication of astronomy. They also have an M.A. in International Relations with a humanities-based approach.

Important Considerations

• Tuition Fees vs. Living Costs: Even if tuition is free, you will still need to cover your living costs, which can vary significantly by country. For example, countries like Germany and Finland may have no tuition, but the cost of living can be high.
• Application Process: Most programs require a strong academic record, a statement of purpose, and sometimes an English language proficiency test score (like IELTS or TOEFL).
• Your BA in English Studies: Your degree gives you a strong foundation in research, critical analysis, and writing, all of which are highly valued in these fields. When you write your statement of purpose, emphasize how your analytical skills from your English studies apply to the historical and social dimensions of your chosen field.

I hope this gives you a great starting point for your search. Let me know if you would like me to help you draft a cover letter or explore other program options.

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