Destinations

Where do you want to study?

Eleven countries, each with its own intakes, funding picture and visa route. Pick the one you are weighing up — or compare a few.

United States

The widest range of programs anywhere, and the deepest funding pools at postgraduate level. Assistantships and departmental funding make fully funded Master's and PhD study a realistic goal rather than a long shot.

Study in USA

United Kingdom

One-year Master's degrees make the UK the fastest postgraduate route in the English-speaking world, which also makes it one of the cheapest once living costs are counted.

Study in UK

Canada

Strong universities, lower tuition than comparable US institutions, and post-study work rights that make the numbers work over a longer horizon.

Study in Canada

Australia

Well-regarded universities, a straightforward application process, and post-study work rights that vary by qualification level and location.

Study in Australia

New Zealand

A small, well-regarded system with a strong research reputation relative to its size, and a straightforward path for applicants with solid academics.

Study in New Zealand

Germany

Public universities charge little or no tuition to international students, which changes the economics entirely. Strong engineering and applied sciences, and a growing number of English-taught Master's programs.

Study in Germany

Italy

Low public tuition, income-assessed fee reductions, and a growing set of English-taught degrees, particularly in design, architecture and economics.

Study in Italy

Ireland

English-speaking, inside the EU, with a concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers that shapes both the course offering and post-study options.

Study in Ireland

Sweden

Strong research universities, a large catalogue of English-taught Master's programs, and a working culture that many international graduates find easier to enter than elsewhere in Europe.

Study in Sweden

Norway

Public universities have historically charged no tuition to many international students, though this has changed for some groups — worth checking your own status carefully before assuming it.

Study in Norway

Finland

A well-regarded education system, a large number of English-taught programs, and scholarship schemes attached to many international degrees.

Study in Finland

Not sure which country fits?

Navigator compares programs across all of these against your profile and budget, so the choice is made on evidence rather than reputation.

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