Study Destinations

Find the country that fits your goals, budget and lifestyle.

Study in the United Kingdom

Home to some of the world's oldest and most respected universities, the UK offers shorter degree programmes – usually three years for an undergraduate degree and one year for most master's degrees – and a diverse, welcoming student life.

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Key facts

Tuition fees for international students: usually around £10,000 to £38,000 a year
Living costs: around £9,000 to £12,000 a year, depending on where you live
After your studies: the Graduate route lets you stay for 2 years if you apply on or before 31 December 2026, or 18 months if you apply on or after 1 January 2027 (3 years for doctoral qualifications). Check gov.uk/graduate-visa for the latest rules.

Fees correct as of October 2026.

Study in Ireland

An English-speaking country with a growing reputation for technology, business and research, and a friendly, close-knit student community.

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Key facts

Educational expenses: approximately £9,300 to £29,700, depending on the programme (converted from €11,000 to €35,000 at the 8 October 2026 exchange rate)

Fees correct as of October 2026.

Study in the United States

A huge choice of universities and flexible degree programmes, with world-leading research and campus life.

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Key facts

Student visa types include F-1, J-1 and M-1, depending on your field and programme
Research opportunities are open to students, including undergraduates, and funding support is available to international PhD students
Scholarships are available to help with costs

Study in Canada

High-quality education, a multicultural society and excellent quality of life.

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Key facts

A Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) is needed for your student visa
Apply 4 to 6 months before your studies begin
Scholarships and part-time work can help with living costs

Study in Australia

Globally ranked universities, a relaxed lifestyle and strong links with industry.

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Key facts

42 universities: 36 public and 6 private, across multiple campuses
Your course must be registered with CRICOS for your student visa
Part-time work is possible alongside your studies

Study in New Zealand

Practical, research-led teaching in a safe and stunning natural environment.

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Study in Europe

Europe offers a wide choice of courses and programmes, an affordable lifestyle and incredible travel opportunities.

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Key facts

Part-time work options are available to international students in many European countries

Study in Sweden

Sweden is a unique and lovely destination in Europe, and its educational system is gaining global popularity. Students prefer to study in Sweden because of the excellent English-language programmes and courses, the cutting-edge educational facilities and the diverse environment.

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Key facts

Almost 40 universities with global recognition
Tuition at public universities is free for EU and EEA students

Study in Germany

Germany offers world-class education alongside a vibrant and exciting urban lifestyle. Its welcoming culture helps students settle in, and cities with low tuition fees are an attractive feature for international students.

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Key facts

Public universities offer tuition-free education, with only nominal administrative fees
A German student visa decision usually takes 25 days or more

Study in Hungary

Hungary is a European country with an advanced educational system, affordable living expenses and low tuition costs.

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Key facts

Tuition fees: approximately £1,000 to £4,200 a year for most programmes (converted from €1,200 to €5,000 at the 8 October 2026 exchange rate)
Student visa (D-type) cost: approximately £51 to £81 (converted from €60 to €95)
Book your consulate or embassy appointment 4 to 6 weeks in advance; processing can then take a further 1 to 4 weeks

Fees correct as of October 2026.

Study in Malaysia

Malaysia provides affordable, high-quality education with internationally recognised degrees. The country offers a safe, multicultural environment and modern campus facilities.

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Key facts

General living expenses: approximately £400 to £700 a month (converted from €450 to €800), covering accommodation, utilities, food, transport and insurance
With a valid visa, you may work part-time for up to 20 hours a week, typically during holidays or semester breaks

Fees correct as of October 2026.

Study in Turkey

Turkey offers quality education at affordable tuition fees with globally recognised degrees. Students enjoy a rich cultural experience and modern campuses in a vibrant, diverse environment.

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Key facts

Student visa application fee (single entry): approximately £38 to £113 (converted from US$50 to US$150 at the 8 October 2026 exchange rate)
Tuition and living costs are described as affordable

Fees correct as of October 2026.