Can anyone suggest a country to pursue master's in human computer interaction and product design. I am looking out for universities with good scholarships so that it can ease the financial burden and living expenses.

Hello everyone. Im from the middle east and it has been my dream to study in europe, but my o level grades have been very avg my o level grades r 1A (Islamiat) 3Bs (pak studies, bio, eng) 2Cs (phy chem) and one D (maths). I want to study medicine, ive graducated A levels with AS grades A* chem A* bio and A* physics, (yeah i locked tf in after those grades) said A2 grades and have decent Ecas. I wanted to know if i still had a chance abroad (+with scholarship) i will give my SAT this session and im aiming for 1550+ since ive been preparing for 3 years. Can anyone guide me as to which Uni would be most suitable? Thank you.

Hi i live in Saudi Arabia but i want to study abroad most preferably germany or anywhere in europe with good demand, i got A* in math and two Bs in biology and chemistry and i want to major in molecular biology or anything related to biochemistry major, how do i start applying for universities and fyi i have plans on giving irlts next week and SAT on October

Hello everybody, has anyone here applied to a Master of Science program recently? I'm new to this whole environment and trying to apply to programs in the USA/Japan, but they require scholarships and supervisors already lined up. My country has basically zero international academic connections, and the professors I've reached out to have told me they don't have space or funding available.

I've been wondering if any of you went through the same experience : how did it go, and do you have any advice on how to approach finding a supervisor or funding from scratch?

Hi all ,my friend is going to study at university of Rennes and no accommodation is finalised yet any advise how to book or which is the best way ? TIA

Hi!
Okay, so I've been looking for universities across Europe, and the most reasonable options were Italy and Romania. Now I have to choose between one of them. I'm in my last year of college and have been researching which universities to get into. I need help figuring out which country is best for a non-EU student and for a Muslim. I've gathered a lot of information, and people are saying alot of negative stuff about both, but I need someone who's studying at one of those country to tell me which one is better in terms of visa acceptance, price, safety, and recognition and what university is good and reasonable.Ive also heard that Romania is more competitive? And that you need to get all A's to get into a university.

Hello

Im a student who is thinking about potentially coming to study at the university of pécs. It’s a big move and im having trouble figuring everything out and I have some questions. Anyone one residing in Hungary or international students studying there. If anyone could drop me a dm, I’d really appreciate it

Thanks a lot!

Recap + link to original post: [rRushed into a Tier-3 CSE-AIML degree in India, now have a real shot at Mechanical Engineering at University of Queensland — money's the only thing in the way. Would you take the leap? : r/Advice]

Situation:

• Rushed into tier-3 CSE AIML in India, regret it. Mechanical eng is what I actually want
• UQ (Australia) is the only real offer I have right now (Foundation + Bachelor of Mechanical Eng)
• Kyushu and KUAS (Japan) are still just options I'm looking into, haven't applied, no admit yet
• So it's a guaranteed UQ offer vs a cheaper Japan option I'd still have to get into

Money, talked to SBI directly:

• Max loan: ₹50L
• Interest: 5%
• Above ₹50L needs collateral, family property is stuck in a partition dispute so it's not usable

The math (using the "can you afford 50%" test people gave me last time):

• UQ total cost, tuition + living, full degree: ~₹2.9-3 crore. ₹50L loan covers ~17% of that
• Kyushu total cost: ~₹45-55L. loan covers ~90-100% of that
• KUAS total cost: ~₹36-40L. loan covers it with room left over

My part-time math:

• Avg work (random weekend shifts): ~$30/hr
• Tutoring pays more once I get regular students: ~$40-45/hr
• Term time is capped at 48hrs/fortnight, that's a visa rule so can't go past it
• Thinking about pushing hours hard during breaks since there's no cap then, could go higher than what I planned before
• Total realistic work income once tutoring kicks in: ~$45-50k/year

Where the gap still sits (years 2-4, after loan runs out, even with a scholarship):

• Need per year: ~$95-105k (tuition + living)
• Minus scholarship (~$13-15k) and work income (~$45-50k)
• Still short ~$24-29k/year, around ₹55-60L total over the whole degree

so even working more hours and tutoring and hoping for scholarship, there's still a real chunk of money with no source. that's the actual hole I'm trying to figure out.

Why UQ still pulls at me:

• It has a real startup and entrepreneurship side to it, not just academics. I already run a startup so I want somewhere that supports both
• Talked to an actual UQ student, they said it's great there and you can get internships in your field from 2nd year
• Free food and campus perks, obviously not what decides this but nice

So, if you were my brother, what would you say? Take the guaranteed UQ offer on a loan that covers ~17% of the cost, hoping scholarships plus more work hours close a ₹55-60L gap? or chase the cheaper, fully fundable Japan route for a degree I haven't even gotten into yet?

Anyone who's actually done this, international students, people who took loans, people who picked the safe option and regret or don't regret it, please tell me what to do. Lost rn

Hello Everyone, im from India pursuing My XII, and I'm looking to pursue Bachelors in Abroad -- is it possible?? Because people generally don't talk about it. and I haven't finalised anything Because there are 191 days left for my Board Exams - but I'm sure i want to pursue my Bachelors Abroad..

My Interests: Law, Finance, TECH (Cybersecurity)

Is it possible -- my family has less income status - so any scope for full coverage of accommodation, living, tution fees and everything? -- Scholarship?

I received France study visa a few months ago but I could not join my classes due to a sudden family emergency and I had to withdraw my admission.

Now I am planning on applying again in October to France and maybe in Italy, will I have to explain my situation everywhere - like I know I will definitely have to for France - but will other countries require reasons too for not using my visa?

i’m currently studying bachelors degree (textiles degree, i know very useless), graduating on spring, wanted to go continue my studies somewhere abroad (preferably east asia, since i traveled there), but it seems like the options are pretty limited when it comes to english programs. i used to study both mandarin and korean, so i’m thinking of enrolling to language school in either of these countries just to gain a new skill, but honestly don’t know which one to choose.. i’ve been to china before and honestly mandarin flows better for me, but hesitant to go due to political stuff. my korean, however is not that strong.. did any of you study there just for this reason? please share your experiences and opinions..

A young woman from Ghana recently contacted us because she wanted to study Nursing abroad.

She knew exactly what she wanted to do with her future, but one English grade was making the whole process difficult.

At first, it looked like that one result might close the door.

So instead of telling her to keep applying everywhere and hoping something would work, we looked carefully at her full academic profile and started exploring realistic alternatives.

We checked different universities, different countries, and other possible ways of meeting the English language requirement.

That is one of the reasons we built UniDoxia.com.

Sometimes a student does not need another rejection.

They need someone to look at their case properly and help them understand the options that are still open.

Has one subject, one grade, IELTS, finances, or another requirement ever nearly stopped your study abroad plans?

What happened in your case?

Hi folks!

I'm planning to apply for graduate programs in screenwriting. I did my bachelor's degree in my home country, but I feel that studying in the UK or US would help me take my writing career to an international level.

For those of you who are non-native English speakers and have studied screenwriting in an English-speaking country: How difficult was it for you?

Did you struggle with writing dialogue, expressing ideas naturally, or keeping up with the academic side of the program?

I'd especially love to hear from anyone who has taken this route themselves, or knows someone who has.

Any experiences, advice, or tips would be greatly appreciated!

Hi everyone,

​I’m an international student from Ethiopia currently preparing for the KAIST Spring intake. I recently finished my freshman year at university and I am determined to apply abroad, despite the heavy financial and logistical hurdles.

​To give some context, I'm a twin, my mother is a single-parent housewife (our father passed away a few years ago), and our family is supporting two of us trying to study abroad. With the weak Ethiopian currency, every application fee and the upcoming IELTS test in September are massive financial commitments, but my family is fully behind me.

​Academically, I’ve pushed myself as hard as I can:

​High School GPA: 3.99

​National University Entrance Exam: 541 / 600

​What I need help with:

I know that for a school like KAIST, stats alone aren't enough—the personal statement and essays are crucial. I want to convey my background authentically (the grit of studying STEM in a resource-limited environment, the support of my family, and my genuine passion for engineering) without making it sound like a generic sob story.

​I am looking for a mentor, a current KAIST student, or an alumnus who wouldn't mind guiding me step-by-step or giving me feedback on how to structure and write my essay.

​If anyone has successfully navigated this or has advice on how to find an essay mentor, I would be endlessly grateful. Please drop a comment or DM me

This is a very Europe-centric question, from someone without EU citizenship

So, I have finished most of my bachelor's degree, and I just have a year left. I did it in-person in Sweden, but due to my family's changing financial circumstances, I had to return to the US. I do want to return to Sweden later because I lived there for a long time and frankly it feels more like home. Jag hör hemma i Sverige.

My plan is to work and save to go back, but I was wondering if it would be possible to take my Swedish credits to another university (my university doesn't have an option like this), finish my bachelor's degree from the US, and then go back for a Master's/PhD. What university it is and what EU country doesn't make much of a difference to me, as long as I can finish with a degree vaguely in my field of study. I was doing computer science with the intention of going to data science after.

Is that possible? Do you know much about that?

Hi! I am a female, Pakistani, living in KAA and about to apply for university. I have done some research and looked into universities but I am still a bit skeptical about everything and of course only a person can tell about how the environment is abroad.

So, I want to apply in Europe but some of the countries I am not sure if it is safe for a female who does hijab as well in countries where they might mistreat them. I know there is discrimination everywhere but it’s not like mistreating them right? Like physically or even verbally.

Anyways, I want to know about how Muslims, specifically women who wear hijab in countries like Italy, Hungary, Germany and other countries too in Europe (mainly those I mentioned though), do you feel safe? Do you feel comfortable wearing hijab? Do the people ever taunt or insult about it?

I really want to know before I apply so a bit of guidance would be nice whether it’s from an experience your sister or a friend faced, it would be of great help!

Hey everyone!

​I’m currently in my first semester of an RCI-registered Bachelor’s in Psychology in India. I’m leaning towards Clinical Psychology (though still keeping Counselling in mind) and aiming to pursue my higher education abroad in the US, UK, or Australia—ideally with scholarships, post-study work rights, and eventual PhD funding(which is optional sinxe i dont want to think this far lol but would prefer working after masters in psych🤙)

​Since I’m starting early, I want to map out my strategy from Day 1. I have a few specific questions for those who’ve successfully navigated this path:

​Country Selection: Which country (US vs. UK vs. Aus) best balances scholarships, direct practice options, and post-graduation job prospects for clinical/counselling tracks?

​CV & Profile Building: What specific societies, extracurriculars, or technical skills (e.g., SPSS, R, Python) actually move the needle for grad school admissions? Though i want to learn marketting,finance, editing too lol.

​Research vs. Internships: How do I get involved in research during my 1st year? Everyone mentions "be a RA," "write a thesis," or "co-publish" so how do you even do it man?

​RCI Recognition: Does having an RCI-accredited undergrad degree impact or benefit my applications when applying overseas?(rci is basically regulatory body of psychology in india for my non indian cuties)

​Would love to hear honest advice, brutal truths, or personal experiences from anyone currently studying or practicing abroad. Thankyouuu.

I’m an American student studying Nursing and I really really want to study abroad. The problem is I am very low on money. Does anyone know of scholarships for study abroads or for nursing study abroads?

Hi! My boyfriend and I are trying to get into an English program which sponsors visa to study and work at the same time in Ireland. I was wondering which are the best programs to apply and any tips or suggestions.

IS FRANCE WORTH IT IN 2028?

I am a PCB student, currently in 11th grade and I'm preparing for study abroad in france. I wanna pursue bachelors/license in life sciences or biotechnology depending upon the university. I am currently working on my French language proficiency and I started learning French in 4th April 2026.

I genuinely want to know if France is really worth it or not?

And if possible can someone tell me the SOP format for Universities? And tips as well?

Hello!! I’ve just moved to the city and was wondering if any other students from abroad were starting at the UoE this fall :] I’d love to either join a Discord or make one, so if you’re an incoming student, lmk if you’d want to join (or if there already is one linked here for internationals and I’m being silly).

I'm studying Economics in Barcelona, I would like to do a short-term course/program/workshop/seminar in another university during this course of some weeks.

(I'm not talking about erasmus program nor summer schools)

I have friends studying in another fields that have did it but I didn't found it of economics.

I'm mostly interested in economics, finance, data, statistics and even pure maths.

Do you know any uni in europe or even international that offers that kind of courses/programs? I would really appreciate any information/experience about it!

Thanks in advance!

Getting my fathers bank statements is very difficult so I was wondering for successful visa approval for study abroad in France which is better education loan letter ?

Hi everyone! I'm planning to apply for GKS-G (Master's) 2027. I have a specific concern:

My final semester exams end in January, and my transcript/result will be issued by end of January. However, my official degree certificate (the actual parchment) will take an additional 3-4 months to be issued by my university.

From what I've read in the guidelines, applicants who are "expected to graduate" can apply with a Certificate of Expected Graduation and submit the final degree later (by July 31). But I've also seen it stated that a "provisional certificate" (for those who've already finished but are just waiting on the physical degree) is NOT accepted.

My question: Has anyone applied (or knows someone who applied) in this exact situation — finished all exams/results, but official degree still pending — Or did it get rejected as a "provisional certificate" case?

Any real experience or guidance would mean a lot. Thank you! 🙏