Max Planck, Werner Heisenberg, Wolfgang Pauli – the names are a who's who of Quantum Physics. And all of them graduated from the University of Munich. The university was also a seat of anti-Nazi resistance.
In spite of its legacy, and sterling education standards, LMU charges its students only a registration fees of 124 USD.

Sorbonne is a successor of the ancient University of Paris. It has 12 campuses spread across Paris & a network of institutions abroad.
The university specializes in the Arts, Humanities and Languages. And what propels it to the first rank in academic rankings is the quality of its faculty, especially for Modern Languages, Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences and Management.
If you enroll at Sorbonne, your tuition fees will not be an expense to worry about. It's approximately 280 USD.

According to the prestigious Best Global Universities rankings by US News, the University of Spain ranks among the top 100 in the world. In the fields of Clinical Medicine and Neurosciences and Behaviour, it holds the 34th position. Of the 19 academic disciplines evaluated by BGU, it tops the list of Spanish universities in 13 These include Biochemistry, Plant and Animal Biology, and Psychiatry. And you don't have to burn a hole through all your savings to attend - the fees charged by this university is one of the least in the world a minimal 1000 USD per annum.

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A university which ranks 5th in the STEM fields (as per QS University Rankings) behind the likes of MIT, Stanford, Cambridge and NUS, has Albert Einstein for an alum, and costs only 1320 USD per year – that's ETH, Zurich. It is also considered the best university in the world for Earth and Marine Sciences.
While most undergraduate programs are in German, the Masters and doctoral programs tend to be in English. The programs focus heavily on the theoretical aspects of the sciences, as opposed to application.
If you're prepared to work hard (students are reportedly twice as busy as their counterparts in Switzerland), and play in the big league of scientists – ETH Zurich might be the place for you.

Russia's premier university ranks in the world's top 300 according to rankings published by QS and Times Higher Education. Its Natural Science programs are especially well esteemed. Not surprisingly, the university also runs UNESCO's courses in Demography and Hydrology.
And the tuition fees for most courses are approximately 5000 USD per annum. A more than affordable price for a world class education!
The university is an alma mater of many Nobel laureates and Fields Medal winners. Writers like Anton Chekhov and Ivan Turgenev also studied here. If you choose to study at MSU, you will be walking in illustrious footsteps.