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.
What to know
Public universities in several countries charge low or no tuition fees, even for international students.
Thousands of bachelor's and master's programmes are taught entirely in English.
Many countries offer a job-seeker or post-study residence permit for graduates.
Scholarships to know
The visa
Each country runs its own student visa or residence permit process, usually requiring proof of admission, funds and health insurance. We guide you through the process for your chosen country.
How we guide you
23 September 2026 · 5 min read
Plenty of universities in the UK, Canada and Europe admit students in January. Here is who the January intake suits, what is realistically still achievable from now, and when waiting for September is the better call.
Read article →10 September 2026 · 3 min read
A side-by-side comparison of the four destinations we work with most: cost, programme length, funding, work rights during and after study, and the immigration picture.
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