Looking for MS Mathematics with low tuition

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University of Auckland (New Zealand)In summary, the speaker is a physics graduate from India who wishes to pursue higher studies in mathematics abroad. They are looking for universities that offer MS in math with low tuition for international students, particularly in English-speaking countries like the US. Some recommended options include universities in Canada, the US, Finland, Denmark, Switzerland, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand.
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Hello Forum Members

I have masters in physics and working in education field in India, but want to pursue higher studies in mathematics abroad. So I should start with MS in mathematics. I am looking for schools that offer MS in math but have low tuition for international students. So what would be universities in US or other places where the instruction is in English..

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Some universities that offer MS in Mathematics with low tuition for international students are:1. University of Alberta (Canada)2. University of Western Ontario (Canada)3. Purdue University (USA)4. University of Notre Dame (USA)5. University of Helsinki (Finland)6. University of Copenhagen (Denmark)7. University of Zurich (Switzerland)8. University of Edinburgh (UK)9. University of Melbourne (Australia)
 

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