🏛️ 15 countries · 130 universities
Top Universities for International Students
The top universities in 15 countries, with QS 2027 world rank, tuition and how long you can stay to work after you graduate.
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The figure on each card is what an international student pays in tuition — sourced and dated inside.
USA
$30k–$50kper year
UK
£15k–£30kper year
Canada
CAD 24k–42kper year
Germany
€0in most states
Australia
AUD 25k–45kper year
Netherlands
€9k–€20kper year
France
€2,902–€3,950per year
Sweden
SEK 80k–300kper year
Japan
¥535,800per year, national unis
South Korea
₩4M–₩8Mper year
Singapore
SGD 18k–40kper year
Switzerland
CHF 1.6k–4.4kper year
Ireland
€10k–€30kper year
New Zealand
NZD 20k–45kper year
Italy
€200–€4,000per year
Choosing Between Them
Four ways to narrow fifteen countries down. Tap a country to see its top universities.
Best Chance to Stay and Work
Post-study work after you graduateFastest to Finish
A year of earning that a two-year course costs youTaught in English
Even where most bachelors are notShortlist made. Now the hard questions.
What it costs, whether your grades convert, and who pays for it.
How to Apply to University
3 questionsWhere you apply, your deadline, every document and the visa, for 15 countries.
Get my planWhat It Really Costs
15 countriesTuition, rent and the bank balance the embassy asks to see, added up per country.
Compare costsFully Funded Scholarships
3 pagesTwelve awards that cover tuition, flights and rent — and who each one is really for.
See the 12Work Visas & Staying On
2 pagesHow long you can stay after you graduate, and which routes lead to residency.
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