Where is a free IT master's program in Europe or Southeast Asia?

Question

Machine learning

Hello.
I'm in my 3rd year of university and I'm starting to think about entering a master's program.
Which European countries offer free master's programs in IT areas?
I considered Sweden (paid for Russians), Czech Republic (free), Finland (free).
Areas of interest: software engineering, bioinformatics, machine learning, computer/information security.
It is also interesting what documents are needed, the availability of scholarship programs.
I understand that information can be found relatively easily on Google, I'm more interested in personal experience (as well as reliable information "from outside").

Answer 1

Hello.
I live, study and work in Finland. Went to Helsing University for a heart-to-heart talk.
Required:
- A certificate of completion of a bachelor's degree, or an extract on academic performance by which you can prove that you are about to finish. (Of course officially translated into English, Swedish or Finnish)
- Resume
- A letter from the series why you like it all
Extras:
- A recommendation from a previous professor specifically for this university
- If you are not really studying "Science" now - then a comparative written analysis of the courses that you had. For example, they require 25 credits in statistics and 50 in programming, and here you write on paper that they say you had an "introduction to C ++" course and that you studied C ++ there
- for foreigners you need a certificate of knowledge of the English language (TOEFL, ETFL
) a lot, but the beauty is that you don’t have to pass any exams or interviews

Answer 2

At the University of Seoul, you can try your luck (there is a small article on Habré ). Upon graduation, they can be hired by Samsung - they have agreements there, you need to google for details.