Courses
From foundation to PhD, we match the subject and level to your grades, budget and career plan — then find the universities that teach it well.
Study levels
Who it’s for
A preparatory step for students who want to strengthen their academics or English before starting a degree.
Popular subject areas
What to prepare
Who it’s for
For HSC, A level or diploma holders who are ready to start an undergraduate degree abroad.
Popular subject areas
What to prepare
Who it’s for
For graduates who want to specialise, change direction or move up in their career. In the UK, many master’s degrees take one year.
Popular subject areas
What to prepare
Who it’s for
For master’s graduates who want to research a question in depth under an academic supervisor.
Popular subject areas
What to prepare
Find your fit
Six quick questions, about a minute. You get an indicative match based on typical entry rules — a counsellor then confirms the details.
The matcher needs JavaScript. A counsellor can do the same check with you for free. Book a free consultation
Indicative only. This is a rule-based guide built on typical entry rules — not an admission or visa decision. A counsellor checks every option against current requirements, costs and deadlines.
Subject areas
Based on the destinations we work with. Your counsellor checks the exact courses and entry rules for your profile.
Popular at every level, from foundation to master’s.
Computer science, software and IT, from bachelor’s to master’s.
Many branches of engineering, often with English-taught options.
English-taught medical programmes in Hungary and China.
Practical study for caring careers, with hands-on learning.
Tell us what you enjoy and where you want to work — we will suggest subjects that fit.
We don’t list course fees here. Tuition and living costs change every year and differ by university. Ask a counsellor for current figures for the courses on your shortlist.
Quick shortlist
Questions
Most universities ask for IELTS, PTE or Duolingo. Some accept a Medium of Instruction letter or their own test. We tell you which ones before you apply.
Not always. Many universities accept a gap that is explained with work experience or a clear statement. We review each case individually.
Usually two to four months from first counselling to a visa decision, depending on the country and intake. Start about six months before your intake if you can.
Yes. We check which university and government scholarships you are eligible for, such as Stipendium Hungaricum or the Chinese Government Scholarship, and help you apply.
Yes. Call or message any of our free consultation numbers, or visit the Dhaka office.
Yes. Offers, deadlines and visa steps are shared with you as they happen, so you are never left guessing.
Share your results and goals — a counsellor will suggest three to six realistic options.
