About AnyUni
AnyUni would do one thing well: help a student in Asia choose a programme in Europe from a short, trusted list, instead of sifting through hundreds of thousands of listings. Every programme is there because it earned its place, with the facts a student actually decides on checked against the institution's own pages.
Who it is for
Students across Asia who want to study in Western Europe — the United Kingdom, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, the Nordic countries and Italy, among others — looking for a degree, a language or exam course, a pathway into a degree, or a short summer course.
Who it is not for
AnyUni is for students only. Teaching jobs, TEFL placements and teach-abroad roles are out of scope.
What every card shows
The international fee with currency and whether it is per year or for the whole programme; the minimum IELTS Academic score, overall and per component where set; duration, start date and application deadline; the QS World University Ranking; and post-study work — how long a graduate can stay to look for work, and the name of that route.
Curation criteria (proposed)
- 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 capped at roughly 40–60 programmes.
- A quarterly re-check of every listing.
These criteria have been discussed but are not yet agreed.
Where we are
AnyUni is a working name, and the project is at the idea and prototype stage — no launch decisions have been taken yet. We're launching in English first, with Asian local languages to follow.