Study destinations
Eleven places we actually file applications for.
Each country page carries universities, fees, entry rules, scholarships, deadlines, and the visa in plain language.
Europe
United Kingdom
One-year master's degrees, a dense scholarship calendar, and a graduate route after study.
£14,000–£32,000 tuition · £12,000–£15,000 living
North America
United States
Broad campuses, research funding, and a longer application with tests and essays.
$20,000–$55,000 tuition · $12,000–$18,000 living
North America
Canada
Public universities, a clear post-study work path, and cities that take international students seriously.
CAD 18,000–CAD 40,000 tuition · CAD 12,000–CAD 16,000 living
Oceania
Australia
February and July intakes, practical degrees, and a familiar post-study work setting.
AUD 28,000–AUD 48,000 tuition · AUD 22,000–AUD 28,000 living
Europe
Germany
Low or no tuition at many public universities, with a blocked-account visa and German or English tracks.
€0–€3,000 public, plus semester fee tuition · €11,000–€12,500 living
Europe
Ireland
English-speaking EU campus life, one-year master's degrees, and a stay-back option after study.
€12,000–€24,000 tuition · €10,000–€14,000 living
Oceania
New Zealand
Smaller cities, straightforward public universities, and a post-study work visa.
NZD 28,000–NZD 42,000 tuition · NZD 18,000–NZD 22,000 living
Europe
France
Public universities with modest fees, grandes écoles, and a campus-france style file.
€2,900–€10,000 public bands tuition · €10,000–€14,000 living
Middle East
Dubai / UAE
International branch campuses, shorter flights, and degrees taught in English.
AED 45,000–AED 90,000 tuition · AED 30,000–AED 48,000 living
Asia
Singapore
A compact, highly selective system with strong STEM and business degrees.
SGD 20,000–SGD 45,000 tuition · SGD 12,000–SGD 18,000 living
Europe
Wider Europe
Netherlands, Sweden, Italy, and Spain — English-taught degrees beyond the single-country pages.
€2,000–€18,000 tuition · €9,000–€14,000 living