Where our students go

The most common destination for the students we place, and the one where we hold the deepest set of agreements.

The widest choice of institutions and scholarships, with the most demanding application timeline. Start early.

Two intakes a year, strong post-study work rights, and particular depth in health and engineering.

Strong post-study work rights and a clearer route to staying on than most destinations offer.

Close to home, lower cost, and medicine and dentistry places that are difficult to secure elsewhere.

Smaller cohorts, straightforward visa processing and strong agriculture, environmental and health programmes.

English-taught degrees inside the EU, with a graduate stay-back option and a strong technology sector.

A major destination for medicine and veterinary science, taught in English at established universities.

Strong technology and design programmes, taught in English, in a small and well-supported system.

Medicine in English at low cost, close to the region.

Business schools with strong international reputations, plus Spanish-language pathway options.

Close to home with English-taught programmes, but recognition needs checking before you apply.

Pathway and foundation routes into a system with a long record of English-taught degrees.

An internationally recognised degree without the long-haul move, and a two-hour flight home.

Low tuition at public institutions and a strong engineering reputation.

Hospitality and culinary schools with direct industry placement built into the programme.

Low tuition, established English-taught medicine, and a strong technical university sector.

Public universities with low tuition, a growing number of English-taught degrees, and strong regional scholarships.

A foreign-awarded degree studied at home, with no visa and no relocation to pay for.

Technology and engineering degrees in English within the EU.

English-taught degrees in a Muslim-majority country, at low cost.

A route into medicine with clinical rotations in the United States and United Kingdom.

Transport, telecommunications and engineering specialisms at low cost.

An EU degree, taught in English, at a cost that works for a family budget.

Engineering and STEM programmes taught in English, with a high standard of living.

English-speaking, EU, and small enough to be manageable for a first move abroad.

Affordable degrees in English within the EU.

A UK degree without leaving the Gulf.