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Six regions that consistently open their universities to international students. Your eligibility decides which of them are genuinely within reach.

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  • A Canadian city skyline beneath mountains

    Canada

    Work placement degrees, research funding and a welcoming reputation

    Indicative tuitionCAD 10,000 to 40,000 a year

    Well known institutions
    • University of Toronto
    • McGill
    • UBC
    • Waterloo
    After graduation
    Graduate work routes are well established, with steady demand across technology, healthcare and engineering.
    Student life
    Cities with four real seasons, large international student communities, and paid work placements built into many degrees.
  • A United States university campus building

    United States

    The widest choice of institutions anywhere, and deep research funding

    Indicative tuitionUSD 12,500 to 60,000 a year

    Well known institutions
    • MIT
    • Stanford
    • Harvard
    • UC Berkeley
    After graduation
    Graduates can usually apply to work in their field for a period after finishing, with a longer window for STEM subjects.
    Student life
    Campus life is the centre of gravity: societies, sport and campus housing shape the whole experience.
  • A historic United Kingdom university quadrangle

    United Kingdom

    Short, focused degrees and centuries of academic history

    Indicative tuitionGBP 7,500 to 38,000 a year

    Well known institutions
    • Oxford
    • Cambridge
    • Imperial College London
    • Edinburgh
    After graduation
    Eligible graduates can apply to stay and work for a period after completing their degree.
    Student life
    A master's that takes a single year keeps living costs down, and the rest of Europe is a short trip away.
  • An Australian harbour city waterfront

    Australia

    Practical teaching and strong industry links across the Asia Pacific

    Indicative tuitionAUD 12,500 to 45,000 a year

    Well known institutions
    • Melbourne
    • Sydney
    • ANU
    • UNSW
    After graduation
    Temporary graduate work rights are available to many students who complete an eligible qualification.
    Student life
    Coastal cities and an outdoor culture, with the right to work during term attached to most student visas.
  • A New Zealand landscape of lake and mountains

    New Zealand

    Small cohorts, close supervision and environmental science of real international standing

    Indicative tuitionNZD 11,000 to 38,000 a year

    Well known institutions
    • Auckland
    • Otago
    • Victoria Wellington
    • Canterbury
    After graduation
    Graduate work options are available to holders of eligible qualifications, often scaled to the level you studied.
    Student life
    Compact, safe cities with the outdoors on the doorstep, and a slower pace than the larger destinations.
  • A European city street with classic architecture

    EU countries

    Low or no tuition in several member states, and a fast growing choice of degrees taught in English

    Indicative tuitionEUR 0 to 20,000 a year

    Well known institutions
    • TU Delft
    • TU Munich
    • KU Leuven
    • Sorbonne
    After graduation
    Several countries offer a period to look for work after graduation, and mobility between member states is strong for graduates.
    Student life
    Cost, language and culture differ sharply between member states, so the country matters as much as the university.

Tuition figures are indicative annual ranges for international students and vary widely by university, programme and intake. Confirm current fees with the institution. The universities named are well known examples of each destination, not a list of what is available to you. Entry requirements and visa rules change over time, and every immigration decision rests with the relevant national authority rather than EdVoyager.

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