Study in Europe, chosen from a short, trusted list
AnyUni helps students across Asia choose a degree, English course, foundation year or summer school in Western Europe. Every listing shows the facts you decide on — fees, IELTS, deadlines, ranking and post-study work — checked against official sources.
Prototype — the catalogue is still being built and nothing here is final.
How we curate
Large directories list hundreds of thousands of programmes. AnyUni goes the other way: a short list where every programme has earned its place.
A quality bar to get in
Only programmes that clear a quality bar make the list, so the catalogue starts small and stays selective.
Checked against official pages
Each listing is checked against the institution's own official pages, not copied from an aggregator feed.
Updated when the facts change
When a fee, a deadline or a visa rule changes, the listing changes — or the programme comes off.
No estimates
If a figure can't be verified on an official page, the card says "Not yet verified" instead of guessing.
Criteria under discussion (proposed, not yet agreed): a verified rating of 4.5 or above or top-quartile standing; recognised accreditation where it applies — for English and IELTS courses, bodies such as the British Council, English UK, Eaquals or IALC; a launch catalogue of roughly 40–60 programmes; and a quarterly re-check of every listing.
Four routes into European study
The main ways a student from Asia starts studying in Europe.
University degree
Bachelor's and master's programmes taught in Europe.
IELTS / English preparation
Courses that get you to the English score a degree requires.
Foundation / pathway
A year that bridges school qualifications into a European degree.
Summer / short course
Short, credit-bearing or enrichment courses in the summer.
Post-study work is changing for 2027 entry
How long you can stay to look for work after graduating is often the deciding factor for a non-EU student — so it goes on every card, not in a buried guide.
United Kingdom: two years → 18 months
The Graduate visa falls to 18 months for applications made on or after 1 January 2027. A student starting a master's in 2027 and applying in 2028 gets 18 months, not two years.
Denmark: three years → one year
The job-seeking period falls to one year for student-permit applications submitted on or after 1 October 2026 — previously the strongest offer among the launch countries.
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