16 destinations. Your next chapter.

A world of options.
A place for you.

Find a country that fits your course, your budget and the future you have in mind. Explore the guides, compare your options and plan your next step.

Two students walking together on a university campus
Different destinations.One thoughtfully planned journey.

Explore your possibilities

Where would you like to study?

Open a guide for course options, costs and application planning. Select up to three countries to compare.

Showing 16 of 16 destinations

Select up to three countries

Intakes and language requirements vary by programme. Use the country guides to begin your research, then check your chosen university’s course details.

Your shortlist, side by side

Compare what matters to you.

Choose up to three destinations. Start with tuition, language and intakes, then explore costs and entry requirements in more detail.

A clearer picture starts with a shortlist.

Select countries above or use the Compare buttons on the country cards.

Indicative summaries from our country guides. Living cost examples are individual expense categories. Fees, deadlines and eligibility vary by programme; confirm current details with the university before applying.

Need help narrowing your options? Discuss your shortlist with a counsellor →

Choose with clarity

A good fit goes beyond the map.

01

Start with the course

Review entry requirements, course content and the qualification you want to work towards.

02

Build a complete budget

Consider tuition, accommodation, day-to-day costs, insurance and travel alongside any confirmed funding.

03

Work back from your intake

Check published deadlines and allow time for test preparation, documents and your visa application.

Before you decide

A few questions,
a clearer direction.

Your destination should make sense for your profile, your finances and your plans.

How do I choose the right study destination?

Start with your academic background, course interests, language preferences and budget. Compare university requirements, total study costs and application timelines, then discuss your shortlist with a counsellor.

What should I include in my study abroad budget?

Include tuition, accommodation, day-to-day living costs, insurance, travel and application expenses. Check scholarship conditions and confirmed funding separately, and review the current requirements for your chosen course and destination.

Can I explore a destination before taking an English test?

Yes. You can begin researching courses and universities before taking a test. Your chosen university and programme determine which language evidence and scores are required, so check these before booking your exam.

When should I start planning my application?

Work back from your chosen programme’s published deadline. Allow time for academic records, test preparation, references, funding arrangements and the visa process. Intake availability varies by university and course.

You don’t have to decide alone

Let’s find your direction.

Talk through your profile and shortlist with a counsellor, online or at a branch.