Cost & Scholarships

๐Ÿ’ธ How Much Does It Cost to Study in Morocco?

One of the biggest advantages of studying in Morocco is its affordability. Compared to Europe, North America, or the Gulf countries, Morocco offers a good balance of academic quality and reasonable costs.


๐ŸŽ“ University Tuition Fees

Type of InstitutionTuition Range (per year)
Public universitiesFree to 1,000 MAD ($100) for Moroccan students โ€” Some fees may apply for international students
Private universities25,000 to 90,000 MAD (~$2,500 to $9,000) depending on the program
International/foreign-affiliated schoolsCan reach up to 100,000+ MAD (~$10,000+)

Tip: Public universities are the most affordable but more competitive in admissions.


๐Ÿ  Living Costs (Monthly Estimate)

CategoryAverage Cost (MAD)
Housing (shared apartment)1,000 โ€“ 2,500
Food & groceries1,000 โ€“ 1,500
Transport200 โ€“ 500
Internet & phone100 โ€“ 300
Leisure & personal500 โ€“ 1,000

Total monthly budget: approx. 2,800 โ€“ 5,500 MAD (~$280 โ€“ $550)

โžก Cities like Rabat and Casablanca are more expensive, while Fรจs, Oujda, or Agadir are more affordable.


๐ŸŽฏ How to Save Money as a Student

  • Choose cities with lower rent (Fรจs, Meknรจs, Oujda)
  • Live in university dorms if available
  • Cook at home and use public transport
  • Look for roommate options early
  • Apply for student cards to get transport and cultural discounts

๐ŸŽ“ Scholarships for International Students

Several scholarships are available, especially for students from African countries and those with cooperation agreements with Morocco.

Types of scholarships:

  • Moroccan government scholarships (via AMCI โ€“ Agence Marocaine de Coopรฉration Internationale)
  • Bilateral scholarships (country-to-country agreements)
  • University-specific merit or need-based grants
  • Islamic Development Bank or international fund programs
  • Francophonie or Arabic language scholarships

Contact your countryโ€™s Ministry of Higher Education or the Moroccan Embassy to check available agreements.


๐Ÿงพ Other Financial Tips

  • Bring certified translations of all financial documents (bank letters, sponsor statements)
  • Budget for initial costs (residency card, housing deposit, transport card)
  • Track your spending during the first month to adjust

๐Ÿ“Œ Coming soon on StudyInMoroc.co

Weโ€™re building a list of:

  • Scholarship programs by region
  • Deadlines and application tips
  • Budget breakdowns by city
  • Free or low-cost study opportunities

Stay tuned!


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