Study abroad

Where would you like to study?

Bachelors, Masters and Ph.D. programmes in 14 countries. Pick a level to see where you can go, open a country guide, or ask us which destination suits your course and budget.

Where you can go

Destinations by study level

Country guides

Our detailed guides

01 · United States of America

Study in the USA

The United States has nearly 4,000 accredited colleges and universities and a very wide choice of Master's programmes, with practical training (OPT) after graduation. The system is flexible but not centrally organised, so every university sets its own rules, and we are here to guide you from your shortlist to your F-1 visa interview.

Nearly 4,000 accredited institutions, from large research universities to community colleges
A flexible curriculum, with core, major and elective courses
Teaching and research assistantships and merit awards at many universities

Intakes: Most programmes start in the Fall semester (August/September), many also in Spring (January), and a few in Summer (May/June) – check each programme's dates and deadlines.

Read the USA guide

02 · United Kingdom

Study in the UK

The UK is one of the most popular choices for Indian Master's students, because most taught Master's degrees take just one year of full-time study. The Student visa process is clear but strict on details – your CAS, funds held for 28 days and a TB test – and we are here to guide you through each step.

Most taught Master's degrees take one year of full-time study
Bachelor's degrees in three years in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, specialised from the first year
A wide choice of universities and courses across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

Intakes: Most courses start in September/October; some universities also offer a January/February start for selected courses, and a few have other start dates.

Read the UK guide

03 · Ireland

Study in Ireland

Ireland is an English-speaking member of the European Union, and many of its taught Master's programmes take just one year. Indian students choose a programme from the official list of eligible courses, pay at least part of their fees, apply for a long-stay study visa and register after arrival – and we are here to guide you through each step.

An English-speaking country in the European Union
Many taught Master's programmes take one year
Public universities and technological universities across the country

Intakes: September is the main intake, and some institutions also offer a January or February start for selected courses – check the intake for each programme.

Read the Ireland guide

04 · Canada

Study in Canada

Canada offers Indian students a choice of research universities and career-focused public colleges, from one-year postgraduate certificates to two-year Master's degrees, many with co-op work terms. Study permits are capped and the rules changed between 2024 and 2026, so careful planning matters – and we are here to guide you through each step.

Research universities and career-focused public colleges and polytechnics
Graduate certificates (PG diplomas) for students who already hold a degree or diploma
Many programmes include co-op terms or internships with Canadian employers

Intakes: Most programmes start in September or January, and some colleges also offer a May start – check the intakes and deadlines of each programme.

Read the Canada guide

05 · Australia

Study in Australia

Australia is a popular choice for Indian Master's students, with 42 universities, work rights while you study and – for Indian graduates – three years of post-study work after a Master's. The Student visa (subclass 500) has its own rules, including the Genuine Student requirement and new limits on applying from inside Australia, and we are here to guide you through each step.

42 universities across every state and territory, from large city campuses to regional ones
Courses registered on CRICOS, with national rules that protect international students
Work up to 48 hours a fortnight during your course, with unlimited hours when it is not in session

Intakes: Most universities have a main intake around February–March (Semester 1) and a second around July (Semester 2); some offer other start dates, so check each course.

Read the Australia guide

06 · New Zealand

Study in New Zealand

New Zealand has eight universities, along with polytechnics and private training establishments, all working to one national qualifications framework. Indian students often choose it for one- or two-year Master's degrees, part-time work rights and a Post-Study Work Visa of up to three years – and we are here to guide you through each step, from choosing a course to the Fee Paying Student Visa.

Eight universities and one national qualifications framework (NZQCF) of 10 levels
Master's degrees at level 9, and postgraduate diplomas and certificates at level 8
Two main intakes a year, February and July

Intakes: Most universities have two main intakes – Semester One from late February and Semester Two from July – and some courses offer other start dates, so check your programme.

Read the New Zealand guide

07 · Germany

Study in Germany

Germany is a popular choice for Indian Master's students, with many English-taught programmes and low or no tuition fees at most state universities. The process has some steps of its own – the APS certificate, uni-assist and a blocked account – and we are here to guide you through each one.

Generally no tuition fees for Bachelor's and most Master's courses at state universities
A choice of research universities and practice-oriented universities of applied sciences
Many international programmes taught in English

Intakes: Most programmes start in the winter semester (September/October), and some also in the summer semester (March/April) – check the deadline for each programme.

Read the Germany guide

08 · France

Study in France

France combines low-fee public universities with selective grandes écoles, business schools and engineering schools, and many Master's programmes are taught entirely in English. Indian students apply through the Campus France India "Études en France" procedure, and we are here to guide you through each step.

Public universities with tuition set by the French state, much lower than in many other study destinations
Grandes écoles, business schools and engineering schools with strong links to industry
A wide choice of programmes taught entirely in English

Intakes: Most programmes in France start in September, and some schools also offer a January start – check the dates and application deadlines of each programme.

Read the France guide

09 · Switzerland

Study in Switzerland

Switzerland is a small, multilingual country with research universities, two federal institutes of technology and practice-oriented universities of applied sciences. Many Master's programmes are taught in English, tuition is modest by international standards, and we can help you plan your application, finances and visa step by step.

Research universities, two federal institutes of technology and practice-oriented universities of applied sciences
Many Master's and PhD programmes taught in English
Tuition of about CHF 500 to 4,000 a semester at public institutions, depending on the institution

Intakes: Most programmes start in the autumn semester in September, and application windows close months earlier – ETH Zurich's window for autumn 2027 Master's programmes runs from 1 to 30 November 2026 – so check each programme's dates.

Read the Switzerland guide

10 · Sweden

Study in Sweden

Sweden offers thousands of programmes taught entirely in English, at universities and university colleges known for independent study, group work and an informal, equal classroom. Most Indian students come for a one- or two-year master's degree, and this guide explains how admissions, costs and the residence permit work.

Thousands of bachelor's and master's programmes taught entirely in English
One central application portal for most programmes, with one SEK 900 fee per semester
One- and two-year master's degrees, both ending with a master's thesis

Intakes: Most master's programmes start in late August (the autumn semester); a smaller number start in January, and international students are advised to apply in the first admissions round, which for autumn 2027 closes on 15 January 2027.

Read the Sweden guide

11 · Finland

Study in Finland

Finland offers English-taught bachelor's and master's programmes at research universities and practical universities of applied sciences. Most Indian students come for a two-year master's, apply through one national portal and can stay on to look for work after graduating – we can guide you through each step.

A wide choice of English-taught bachelor's and master's programmes
Research universities and practical, industry-linked universities of applied sciences
One national portal, Studyinfo.fi, to apply to up to six programmes at once

Intakes: Most English-taught programmes start in August or September; the main joint application for them runs in January (7 to 21 January 2027 for autumn 2027), and a few programmes also start in January.

Read the Finland guide

12 · Denmark

Study in Denmark

Denmark offers more than 500 English-taught programmes at universities, university colleges and business academies, in a system that values critical thinking, teamwork and creativity. Many Indian students choose a two-year master's degree, and we can guide you from choosing a programme to your residence permit.

More than 500 English-taught programmes
Teaching that values critical thinking, working with others and creativity
Two-year master's degrees of 120 ECTS credits

Intakes: Most English-taught master's programmes start in late August or September, with application deadlines often between January and March – check each programme's page for its exact dates.

Read the Denmark guide

13 · Singapore

Study in Singapore

Singapore is a compact, English-speaking city-state with six autonomous universities, five polytechnics and a regulated private education sector. Many Master's programmes take one to two years, and graduates can look for work in Singapore afterwards. We will help you understand how the system works and plan your application.

English is the language of teaching at the universities
Many coursework Master's programmes take one to two years
Six autonomous universities, plus five polytechnics for practical diplomas

Intakes: Most coursework Master's programmes start in August, and some also take students in January – check the admissions page of each programme.

Read the Singapore guide

14 · Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Study in Dubai

Dubai is home to dozens of international university branch campuses, including campuses of UK, Australian and Indian universities, all a short flight from India. You can earn a degree from a foreign university while living close to home, but you must check carefully how each degree is licensed and recognised. We are here to guide you through it.

Degrees from UK, Australian and Indian universities through their Dubai branch campuses
A short flight from India, with a large Indian community
Many one-year Master's programmes, with September and January starts

Intakes: Intake dates are set by each university. Most Master's programmes start in September, and many branch campuses also offer a January start – check the course page.

Read the Dubai guide

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