Master's studies in France and Greece (one year per country) plausibility This might sound a bit ridiculous, but I would love to spend a year in Greece and France and I think my master's studies might be a great time for that. However, I am not sure how plausible such an idea would be. Assuming I were to go to Greece first and apply to a French university for my second year, will I just need to ensure that the syllabus taken at the Greek university is compatible with the French one? I haven't thought through many of the details so this is the only issue that jumps out to me, are there any other problems I should be concerned with?
If your plan is to live in each country one year, you would be better off by doing a master course of 2 years in Greece (or France) and being one year exchange student with Erasmus program in France (or Greece).
As far as I know, you can be Erasmus student without scholarship (which means you will fund yourself through the abroad stay).
Bureaucracy can be complicated (transcript of exams must be translated, syllabus not matching, etcetc) but being under the umbrella of the Erasmus Programm will help you a lot.