Admissions processes and funding

Empowering students to understand the practicalities and processes when connecting with potential universities.

Applying to university in the US

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Does the US college essay still have value?

Now that it has moved so far from its original purpose – and is often written by AI or a ghostwriter – what purpose does the US college application essay actually serve?

Applying to university in the UK

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UCAS: waiting for exam results

Supporting students while they wait for exam results can be hard to navigate. These tips will help you from now until results day

Applying to university in Canada

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Canadian study permits: what counsellors need to know

This guide to Canadian study permits will help school counsellors understand the costs, application times and language requirements

Applying to university in Europe

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Studying in Sweden: everything you need to know

Sweden has more than 1,000 English-taught programmes in a variety of universities across the country. What do your students need to know about applying there?

Applying to university in Australia

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Applying to university in Australia: a practical guide

Australia is known for its world-class universities – but how do you go about applying to them? Roma Deo provides an all-you-need-to-know guide

Applying to university in Asia

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Study in Japan: how to apply and visa guidance

Japanese universities are becoming increasingly attractive to international students. This curated selection of links will help your students apply for a place, arrange a visa and secure funding

Applying to university in Africa

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Studying in South Africa: what do you need to know?

South Africa’s universities are well regarded internationally and they offer robust support – and good career prospects – for international students

General university applications

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How can my students add extracurricular value to their applications?

Can recording a podcast, writing a blog or even holding a part-time job help your students’ university applications? Yes – and their future employment prospects, too

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