Your global study starting point
The world is open.
Find where you belong.
Explore study destinations around the world based on what matters to you—from your subject and budget to funding, language, and future goals. No country chosen for you.
Start globally. Choose a country only when you're ready. Your answers stay in this tab. See supported destinations
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Create an account to keep your country, checklist, timeline, and reminders together.

One world. Many ways to learn.
Your journey should start with your goals.
Compare options before you commit to one country.
Step 01
Tell us what matters
Share your subject, budget range, language, and priorities.
Step 02
Compare destinations
See a transparent shortlist across countries—not an admissions prediction.
Step 03
Choose your direction
Pick one country and learn the next step here before you confirm a rule elsewhere.
Student discounts
Apps, stores, and platforms that cut student costs
Get campus email or student ID first, verify on official sites, then claim. Terms change—always confirm before you pay.
How to get it
- 1Wait until university email or campus ID is active.
- 2Sign up at UNiDAYS (or install the app after you land).
- 3Search every brand before you buy—compare with Student Beans.
- 4Never share your school password with a “discount agent.”
How to get it
- 1Verify with university email after campus ID exists.
- 2Compare Beans vs UNiDAYS for each purchase.
- 3Use official links only—skip WhatsApp “code sellers.”
How to get it
- 1Confirm eligibility on Amazon’s official Prime Student page.
- 2Start only after you have a stable U.S. delivery address.
- 3Set a cancel reminder before the free trial converts.
How to get it
- 1Verify UNiDAYS or campus email first.
- 2Claim Spotify or YouTube student on official pages only.
- 3Calendar renewals—student plans re-check status yearly.
How to get it
- 1Check campus climate reality (not Instagram).
- 2Search Uniqlo / North Face / similar on UNiDAYS + Beans.
- 3Thrift first if you’re only staying one winter.
How to get it
- 1Open UNiDAYS → Food.
- 2Confirm the offer still shows on the brand’s official page/app.
- 3Don’t buy “codes” from strangers.
How to get it
- 1Check campus labs/computer requirements before buying.
- 2Verify education status on Apple’s Education Store.
- 3Compare total with tax and AppleCare—don’t rush week one.
How to get it
- 1Have university email ready.
- 2Apply at education.github.com/pack with enrolment proof.
- 3Claim offers you will actually use—skip unused trials.
How to get it
- 1Start from Spotify’s official student plan page.
- 2Complete SheerID yourself—never hand over school login.
- 3Renew yearly only if you still use it weekly.
How to get it
- 1Ask IT / library if Adobe is already licensed for students.
- 2Only buy student Creative Cloud on Adobe’s education page if not covered.
- 3Calendar renewal—student pricing re-verifies.
How to get it
- 1Sign in at office.com with school email or check the campus software portal.
- 2Skip retail Microsoft 365 if the school already covers you.
How to get it
- 1Ask orientation for the exact pass name (U-Pass, Unlimited Ride, etc.).
- 2Activate before buying a separate city monthly pass.
- 3Keep Uber/Lyft for airport and late nights only.
Never share your school login with a discount agent. Verify every offer on the official page—free trials often convert to paid plans.
Start with what matters to you
Compare destinations, not assumptions.
You can explore all supported destinations, or tell us if you already have a country, university, course, or offer in mind.
Germany
Lower tuition at many public universities; living costs still apply
France
Public study can be moderate-cost; fees differ by institution and status
Japan
Moderate overall; city and institution make a major difference
Netherlands
Moderate-to-higher; non-EU tuition and housing need careful planning
Ireland
Higher in popular cities; compare tuition and accommodation early
Canada
Moderate-to-higher; tuition and housing vary significantly by province
New Zealand
Moderate-to-higher; housing and distance can affect the total budget
United Kingdom
Higher in many cities; programme length and location affect total cost
Australia
Higher overall in many cities; compare course fees and living expenses
United States
Varies widely; public/private choice and aid can change the total substantially
Destination information is a broad research starting point, not a live ranking or an estimate of admission, scholarship, visa, or job eligibility.
Country-aware when you are ready
Global discovery first. Local guidance after your choice.
Before you select a destination, explore a global shortlist and shared planning support. Once you choose, Study Chapter shifts to that country's plan, official study and immigration starting points, and local-currency budget tool. We label general tools clearly and don't present legacy U.S.-specific guides as global advice.
No need to have it all figured out
Start broad. Find your next step.
Begin with a few priorities—or tell us you already know where or what you want to study. You stay in control of the destination.