Study abroad — country guides

11 destinations with full breakdowns of tuition, scholarships, visa, work rights and pathways to permanent residency.

North America

Canada

PR-friendly pathway, world-class research universities and post-graduation work permits up to 3 years.

$18k – 35k tuition·Sep / Jan
Oceania

Australia

Group of Eight institutions, post-study work rights of 3–5 years and clear pathway to skilled migration.

AU$22k – 45k tuition·Feb / Jul
Europe (EU)

Netherlands

2,100+ English-taught programs, internationally ranked research universities and a strong tech economy.

€8k – 20k tuition·Sep / Feb
Europe (EU)

Germany

Tuition-free or low-fee public universities, leading engineering and research output across the EU.

€0 – 20k tuition·Rolling
Europe (EU)

Italy

Public universities with low tuition, world-leading programs in art, design, architecture and medicine.

€900 – 4k tuition·Sep
Europe (EU)

Hungary

Stipendium Hungaricum scholarships, affordable EU degrees recognized across the Bologna area.

€3k – 16k tuition·Sep
Eurasia

Turkey

Modern campuses, strong engineering and medical programs, affordable tuition and cost of living.

$3k – 12k tuition·Sep
Europe (EU)

Austria

Public universities with symbolic tuition, Vienna ranked among the best student cities in Europe.

€726 / sem tuition·Sep / Feb
Eurasia

Russia

Renowned for medicine, engineering and physics. Strong scholarship programs for international students.

$3k – 8k tuition·Sep
United Kingdom

England

Russell Group universities, Graduate Route giving 2 years of post-study work, globally recognized degrees.

£15k – 38k tuition·Sep / Jan
Europe (EU)

Spain

Affordable public universities, strong business and design schools, vibrant student cities.

€1.5k – 6k tuition·Sep