Where will you go next?
Explore ten destinations. Start with a country, then build a shortlist around your course, qualifications and budget.
United Kingdom
Historic campuses. A world of possibilities.
2-year Graduate Route
Australia
Explore your next chapter, down under.
Two intakes a year
Malaysia
An international education, closer to home.
11,000+ Bangladeshi students
USA
Explore a broad range of institutions and subjects.
Up to 3 years OPT for STEM
Canada
Start by comparing programmes and provinces.
Work permit up to 3 years
Germany
Investigate course language and entry pathways.
Little or no tuition
New Zealand
Explore institutions, subjects and locations.
25 hrs/week work in term
Ireland
Find a course that builds on your education.
1-year master’s degrees
Finland
Compare academic and applied study pathways.
Tuition waivers available
Japan
Plan around your subject and language goals.
MEXT full scholarshipCompare academic fit before choosing a destination
Begin with your intended subject, current qualification and available funding. Compare actual entry routes before assuming that the same qualification gives direct entry everywhere. Keep the full course duration visible, including any foundation or preparation stage.
The interactive comparison supports up to three destinations at once. Use it to organise your research, then check the specific course and immigration instructions.
Build my country comparison ↗Compare destinations through actual courses
Choose the qualification you want next and list the subjects you are prepared to study. For each destination, identify at least one course with a plausible entry route, then compare its complete duration and budget. A country may have several education systems, regions and institution types; a national summary cannot determine the requirements of every programme.
A decision worksheet for your family
| Decision | Evidence needed |
|---|---|
| Academic route | Qualification and subject requirements for a named course. |
| Affordability | Full tuition and living costs, plus payment dates and committed funds. |
| Language | Teaching language and accepted evidence for the course and applicable permission route. |
| Timing | Verified intake and deadlines, including scholarships. |
| Location | Campus, housing and travel arrangements you can realistically manage. |
Use uncertainty as a research task
Write “not confirmed” beside any missing requirement. Ask the university a focused question and save the reply rather than comparing guesses. If a destination looks attractive only because an unconfirmed scholarship or future income makes the budget work, keep an alternative plan while investigating further.