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Why USA Thousands of accredited colleges and universities Flexible majors: explore before you specialise Strong research, campus life and alumni networks Optional Practical Training (OPT) options after study for eligible students Intakes Main intake in Fall (August–September); many universities also offer Spring (January).
Typical requirements Usually your high-school or bachelor’s results, an English test, a statement of purpose, recommendations and, for some programmes, SAT/GRE/GMAT.
Student visa F-1 student visa. You’ll need an I-20 from your university, proof of funds and a visa interview.
Costs & scholarships Tuition and living costs vary widely by state and institution. Many universities offer merit scholarships for international students.
Why Japan Leading universities in engineering, technology and business English-taught degree programmes at many universities Very safe cities with excellent public transport Government and university scholarships, including MEXT Intakes Main intakes in April and September (programme-dependent).
Typical requirements Academic transcripts, English test or Japanese proficiency (JLPT) depending on the programme, and sometimes EJU or an interview.
Student visa Student residence status. Your university usually helps apply for a Certificate of Eligibility (COE) before the visa.
Costs & scholarships Tuition at national universities is often moderate compared with other popular destinations. Living costs depend heavily on the city.
Why Europe Wide choice of countries, languages and programme styles English-taught bachelor’s and master’s programmes across the region Some countries offer low or tuition-free public education Travel easily between countries during your studies Intakes Mostly September–October, with some February intakes.
Typical requirements These vary by country and university. Typically transcripts, English test, motivation letter and CV for master’s programmes.
Student visa This depends on the country, usually a national student visa or residence permit. We’ll explain the steps for your chosen country.
Costs & scholarships Costs range from very low (some public universities) to premium (private and UK universities). Ask us to compare countries for your budget.
Why Australia Globally ranked universities with strong industry links Multicultural, welcoming cities Part-time work allowed on student visas (limits apply) Post-study work visa pathways for eligible graduates Intakes Main intakes in February and July; some programmes have a November intake.
Typical requirements Academic results, an English test (IELTS, PTE, TOEFL and others accepted), and a Genuine Student statement.
Student visa Student visa (subclass 500). Requires a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE), health insurance (OSHC) and proof of funds.
Costs & scholarships Tuition is mid to high. Scholarships are available from many universities, often based on academic merit.
Why Azerbaijan Affordable tuition and living costs Programmes in medicine, engineering and business Growing number of English-taught courses Rich culture in a fast-developing capital, Baku Intakes Mainly September, with some programmes starting in February.
Typical requirements Usually academic transcripts, a passport and, for some programmes, an English test or entrance interview.
Student visa Student visa followed by a temporary residence permit. Your university typically issues an invitation letter.
Costs & scholarships Generally budget-friendly compared with Western destinations. Ask us for current programme fees.
Why Turkey Many universities offering English-taught programmes Affordable tuition and living costs Türkiye Scholarships (Türkiye Bursları) for international students Vibrant cities such as Istanbul and Ankara Intakes Mainly September, with some February intakes.
Typical requirements Academic transcripts, passport, and English or Turkish proficiency depending on the programme. Some universities use their own exams.
Student visa Student visa from a Turkish embassy or consulate, followed by a residence permit after arrival.
Costs & scholarships Public universities are generally affordable. Private universities cost more but often offer scholarships.
Why Malaysia Wide range of English-taught degrees International branch campuses of UK and Australian universities Multiple intakes through the year Affordable living in a multicultural country Intakes Several intakes a year, commonly January/February, May and September.
Typical requirements Academic transcripts, passport and English test results (requirements vary by university).
Student visa Student Pass, processed through Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS) with your university.
Costs & scholarships Tuition and living costs are generally moderate, making Malaysia a popular value-for-money choice.
Why Philippines English is widely used as the language of instruction Popular programmes in medicine, nursing and business Affordable tuition and living costs Friendly, English-speaking environment Intakes Usually August (some institutions still use June) and January.
Typical requirements Academic transcripts, passport, and sometimes an entrance exam or interview, depending on the university.
Student visa Student visa for degree programmes. Your university helps with the documents and the process.
Costs & scholarships Generally affordable. Ask us for current fees for your programme.
This is general guidance. Requirements, fees and visa rules change and differ by university and programme. Always confirm details with the university and official government sources, or ask your advisor for the latest information.
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