Europe is home to some of the world's oldest and most respected universities, a growing number of English-taught programs, and, in many countries, low or no tuition fees at public universities.
We are building direct partnerships with European institutions to make the route simpler and more accessible. Europe is not one system: entry requirements, fees, intakes and visa rules differ by country, so we help you choose the right country first and the right university second.
Matched to your profile and budget.
Complete, accurate, on time.
Country-specific student visa and residence permit requirements, documentation and interview preparation.
Accommodation, arrival and settling in.
Support continues once the student has actually arrived in Europe, stated explicitly.
September/October, February/March (varies by country)
8–12 months before intake
2–6 weeks, depending on the country
4–12 weeks after receiving your offer letter
Not always. English-taught programs usually ask for IELTS or TOEFL, but some universities accept other proof, such as previous study in English. Programmes taught in German, French or another local language require proof of that language instead.
In most European countries, yes, within limits each country sets, usually a set number of hours per week or days per year. Because the rules differ by country, we confirm the current position for your chosen destination before you plan around work income.
Often, especially at public universities in countries with low or no tuition fees. Some countries charge full fees to non-EU students, and living costs in major cities can be high. We compare the total cost, not just tuition, before you decide.
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