Destinations

Where next?

The four regions we know best, compared on what actually matters: intakes, funding, work rights and the visa route.

United Kingdom

Study in the UK

The UK offers one-year master's degrees, globally recognised universities and a post-study work route. Our founder studied at three UK universities and served as a student and alumni ambassador, so the guidance you get is first-hand.

  • Chevening Scholarships
  • Commonwealth Scholarships
  • GREAT Scholarships
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Canada

Study in Canada

Canada combines high-quality education, co-op and work-integrated programmes, and clear pathways from study to work and permanent residence. It is a popular choice for applicants planning a longer-term move.

  • Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
  • University entrance and merit awards
  • Provincial and programme-specific funding
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United States

Study in the USA

The United States has the world's largest higher-education system, with generous funding at many institutions, especially for graduate study and research. Applications are more involved than elsewhere, which is exactly where guidance pays off.

  • Fulbright Foreign Student Program
  • University assistantships and fellowships
  • Institution-specific merit and need-based aid
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Europe

Study in Europe

Beyond the UK, countries such as Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, France, Italy, Sweden and Finland offer English-taught programmes, low or no tuition fees at many public universities, and strong scholarship schemes.

  • Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters
  • DAAD (Germany)
  • Holland Scholarship and Orange Knowledge (Netherlands)
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