Choose your destination

Every country offers a different educational experience and post-study opportunity.

  • United Kingdom

    The world's most prestigious education system. One-year Master's programmes, globally ranked universities, and a two-year Graduate Route visa for post-study work.

    Average annual tuition: £9,000 – £28,000 / year. Intakes: September & January.

  • Canada

    A clear pathway to permanent residency. Colleges and universities offer Post-Graduation Work Permits of up to three years, backed by one of the world's most welcoming immigration systems.

    Average annual tuition: CAD 12,000 – 40,000 / year. Intakes: September & January.

  • Australia

    Eight universities ranked in the global top 100, generous post-study work rights, and some of the highest student minimum wages in the world.

    Average annual tuition: AUD 22,000 – 50,000 / year. Intakes: February & July.

  • United States

    The world's most diverse higher education system — Ivy League institutions, Silicon Valley universities, and up to three years of OPT work rights for STEM graduates.

    Average annual tuition: $25,000 – $55,000 / year. Intakes: August/September & January.

  • Germany

    World-class public universities from as little as €300 per semester. The best-kept secret for students serious about engineering, technology and science.

    Average annual tuition: €300 – €3,000 / year. Intakes: October & April.

  • Ireland

    The English-speaking gateway to Europe. Google, Meta, Apple and Microsoft all run European headquarters from Dublin, making Ireland a strong choice for tech and business graduates.

    Average annual tuition: €9,000 – €25,000 / year. Intakes: September.

  • New Zealand

    One of the safest countries in the world. All eight universities rank in the global top 3%, and the Post-Study Work Visa allows up to three years of work experience.

    Average annual tuition: NZD 22,000 – 37,000 / year. Intakes: February & July.

  • Netherlands

    The highest number of English-taught programmes in continental Europe. Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Eindhoven offer a genuinely international student life.

    Average annual tuition: €8,000 – €20,000 / year. Intakes: September & February.

  • Malaysia

    A Muslim-majority country with British-affiliated universities at a fraction of UK costs — halal food and mosques everywhere, and internationally recognised degrees.

    Average annual tuition: £4,000 – £8,000 / year. Intakes: March, July & November.

  • Turkey

    Affordable European-standard education in a Muslim-majority country with deep cultural ties to Pakistan. Several universities offer full-tuition Turkish government scholarships.

    Average annual tuition: $2,000 – $8,000 / year. Intakes: September & February.

  • France

    Grandes écoles and public universities delivering outstanding business, arts and engineering education — many programmes taught in English, with very low public-university fees.

    Average annual tuition: €170 – €15,000 / year. Intakes: September.

  • Finland

    Home to one of the world's most admired education systems. English-taught Master's programmes in technology and business, with a two-year job-seeker permit after graduation.

    Average annual tuition: €8,000 – €18,000 / year. Intakes: September.