Universities

900+ institutions.
A shortlist that fits you.

A long list is easy. The work is narrowing it to the handful that will admit you, fund you and hire you afterwards - on your marks, your budget and your intake.

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Every institution below is one we actively place students in. Open a profile to see intakes, work rights and what the entry bar really looks like.

How we shortlist

Three tiers, never one gamble

Six to eight applications, split across three tiers. That is the difference between hoping for an offer and choosing between them.

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What a year actually costs

Approximate figures for a postgraduate student. Your counsellor prepares an exact sheet for your course, your city and your intake.

Indicative annual ranges published by the institutions and reviewed every intake. Currency movement and city choice change them.

Intake calendar

Apply six to nine months early

Seats, scholarships and visa slots all run out in the same order: first come, first served. This is when each destination opens.

Entry requirements

The bar for each study level

Typical requirements across our partner institutions. Backlogs, gaps and a 55% degree are workable - they change which tier is realistic, not whether you can go.

Application journey

From shortlist to offer letter

What happens once the list is agreed - who does what, and how long each step honestly takes.

Scholarships

Money you are already eligible for

Most students never apply for awards they qualify for, because nobody mapped them. We do that during shortlisting, not after the offer - those deadlines usually sit before the admission ones.

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    Applications stall on paperwork far more often than on marks. Bring what you have to the first session and we will tell you what is missing.

    Placed students

    Offers we helped land

    Common questions

    Before you pick a university

    The questions students ask us most often about choosing institutions, rankings, offers and deposits.

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