Which university with a cheaper Master Programme in Renewable Energy

[kthouz]

Hi!
I am a finalist student in Applied Physics from an African University and want to pursue with postgrad programs. I have found an organization which supports students from developing countries in Master programs related to Sustainable energy development. There is an opportunity to get US$23,000/year for two years. I am now looking for a university with cheaper tuition fees such that that amount can cover both of the tuition fees and living expenses for me. Many of the european universities that I have found ranges between US$11,000 and US$ 17,000.
Can anyone suggests me a university? Preferably, a european or african university. Please, help!
Note: The deadline for the application to that scholarship is March 1st, 2011.

 

[R.Mesri]

There are a number of universities in Europe and Africa that offer postgraduate programs related to sustainable energy development with relatively low tuition fees. Below is a list of some of these universities. In Europe: -University of East Anglia -University of Edinburgh -University of Exeter -University of Manchester -University of Sheffield -University of Southampton In Africa: -University of Ghana -University of Pretoria -University of Cape Town -University of KwaZulu-Natal -University of the Witwatersrand -University of Ibadan It is important to remember that tuition fees may vary depending on the specific program you are interested in, so it is a good idea to contact the universities directly to find out more information about specific course fees. Good luck!