About StudyMapped

Help students study globally.

Helping students choose where to study

Choosing a degree abroad means weighing hundreds of universities, entry requirements, intakes and fees. We bring that information together so you can compare options side by side instead of piecing it together from dozens of sites.

Search by discipline, degree level and destination, shortlist the programmes that fit, and talk to an adviser when you are ready to apply. Every listing links back to the university that offers it.

  • Compare programmes across countries, degree levels and disciplines.
  • See tuition, intake dates and entry requirements before you apply.
  • Find scholarships attached to the courses you are considering.
Students on campus

How We Help You

Everything you need to research, compare and apply for a degree abroad, in one place.

  • Explore universities

    Compare institutions by country and world ranking, see what international student life looks like, and shortlist the ones worth applying to.

    Browse universities
  • Compare programmes

    Search by discipline, degree level and destination, then check tuition, duration and intake dates side by side before you commit.

    Search programmes
  • Find scholarships

    Discover funding attached to the courses you are considering, filtered by the university, country and degree level you care about.

    Find funding
  • Attend events

    Join open days, webinars and application masterclasses to ask admissions teams your questions directly before deadlines close.

    See what's on
  • Talk to an adviser

    When your shortlist is ready, book a free consultation and an adviser will walk you through documents, timelines and next steps.

    Book a consultation

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions students ask us most.

Create an account and complete your profile.

Start with your course goals, budget, work options, and preferred lifestyle. An advisor can compare these with you.

Yes, many universities issue conditional offers while final grades are pending.

Yes. We shortlist scholarships and review supporting essays and documents.

Six to twelve months before intake gives you time for tests, documents, and funding.

Most destinations allow limited part-time work, but rules vary by visa and country.

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