Physics Bachelors in Europe taught in English

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The discussion centers on finding affordable English-taught Physics programs in Central or Eastern Europe, driven by a passion for the subject and a desire for cultural exploration. The individual is seeking options outside their home country, specifically avoiding high tuition fees typical in the UK and USA. They express interest in studying in Poland, having identified two bachelor's programs, but hope for more options. The conversation highlights the importance of language acquisition, with a preference for English instruction. Suggestions include Lund University in Sweden, which offers English bachelor's programs, and ETH Zurich for master's level studies. The individual is actively using resources like Bachelors Portal to explore available programs.
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Hello all. I registered here to make some inquires, hoping that you might be of help.

My fascination of Physics and my desire for adventure drives me to study Physics somewhere outside my country of origin. I am particularly interested in studying in Central or Eastern Europe because of the low costs of living and rich culture. I am primarily interested in this region but info on other countries in Europe or elsewhere is also appreciated. Tuition fees and costs of living is a major factor for me, so UK and USA are irrelevant. I intend to learn the language of whichever country I move to, but I prefer to study in English. Thus far I've only found two bachelors in the region that are taught in English; both in Poland. I've been using http://www.bachelorsportal.eu/search/?q=de-fulltime|dg-bsc|di-38|ln-3|lv-bachelor|mh-face2face|xf-2500||4c88a00, but really hope their list of bachelor degrees is incomplete.

Where can I study Physics in English without paying sky high tuition fees? I am a EU citizen.
 
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