Study in Europe, United States or Australia
Preparing to Study Abroad
There are many components to consider when preparing to study in a foreign country, but these 3 key elements are the most important
- Pick a Course
The course you choose may influence your application process. It needs to be relevant to your admission and useful after graduation
- Find a College
Next, identify a college that offers your chosen course. Your choice of college automatically determines which countries you are right for you
- Clear Immigration
Immigration requirements are strict and differ from the college admission process. Your Passport, Visa Entry and a Criminal Record Check are critical, minimum requirements.
We provide a list of requirements with our personalized service.
How We Help International Students Travelling to Study
Studying abroad can be complex and challenging, but being organized and preparing ahead of time is critical to success. We can help you personalized your experience
- Prepare a strategic college application that increases your chances of admission
- Avoid Immigration mistakes that result in rejections, even after acceptance by colleges
- Arrange your study program so you can live and work in the country after graduation
Popular Courses to Study Abroad
Western countries tend to be more favourable to applications in disciplines where they have shortages, mostly in Science, Medicine, Technology and Engineering, and students aspiring to major in these fields, may find more opportunities for placement, as well as job prospects post graduation. See our guide to the best courses to study abroad
Requirements To Study Abroad
The requirements for passports and Visas are standard for international travel, but beyond this, each country and school may require a more specific criteria. We provide more in-depth resources towards preparations for studying abroad. Alternatively, if you tell us more about your trip, we can answer questions that are unique to your specific challenge
Why Travel to Study
Studying abroad enables students to acquire the knowledge and skillset that uncovers global opportunities for their careers and personal development. It also broadens their appreciation and perspective of International socio-political and economic issues, that extend beyond academia, empowering their position as global leaders of the future
North America
As of 2019, international students enrolled in American colleges made up 5.5% of the entire student body, highlighting the popularity of studying abroad – and the trend is expected to increase in 2021 despite the coronavirus pandemic.
Europe
The European countries recorded 1.3 million students, undertaking tertiary education as of 2018, with the United Kingdom and France, The Netherlands, Denmark, Germany and Sweden among the most frequented countries.
The Best Countries for Studying Abroad
While a vast number of countries accept international students from around the world, western countries in Europe, North America and Australia are the favourite destinations for international students
Due to proximity, most Arab and African students favour European colleges, while their Asian counterparts prefer Australia and New Zealand.
Our comprehensive guides provides helpful insights about each country in our program.
Courses with Most International Students in America and Europe
United States
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