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Historic universities and well-known one-year master’s programs.
Compare eight popular study destinations by cost, language, work rights after graduation and the kind of everyday life you can build there.
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Historic universities and well-known one-year master’s programs.
Strong public universities with low tuition for most programs.
Affordable public universities, with a strong arts and humanities tradition.
English-speaking campuses with a strong technology and business scene.
Co-op programs, welcoming campus towns and clear pathways to work.
Research hubs and one of the widest ranges of programs in the world.
Coastal cities and hands-on, practical study with strong industry links.
Outdoor lifestyle and small, friendly campuses across the country.
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General guide only. Tuition, program length and work rules vary by university and change over time.
Visa and work rules change often. Confirm current requirements on each government’s official website before you plan.
Pick a program that fits your goals and the visa route you want to use after study.
Use your offer letter, proof of funds and health cover to apply for the student visa.
Part-time work during study is common, but hour limits and rules differ by country.
Decide early whether you want to work after graduation, then prepare for that route.
Three everyday costs shape most student budgets. Taller bars mean they usually take up more of your month.
Usually your largest monthly cost. Compare shared flats, residences and homestays, and check deposit terms.
Often the biggest share of your budgetCooking at home a few times a week keeps this under control. Track the basics in one monthly plan.
Changes most with your habitsStudent passes can cut the cost a lot. Check how far each option is from campus before you sign.
Usually a smaller, predictable costMost destinations ask for one of these tests. Requirements differ by university and program, so always check the exact score each one lists.
Widely accepted across the UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Tests reading, writing, listening and speaking.
Common in the United States and Canada. Taken online or at a test centre, with a score out of 120.
Computer-based and often with faster results. Accepted by many universities in Australia, the UK and beyond.
An online, lower-cost option accepted by a growing number of universities. Check each program’s list before booking.
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