Technical University of Berlin
A large public technical university in Germany’s capital, TU Berlin is strong in engineering, computer science, natural sciences and architecture, with a diverse international student community.
A large public technical university in Germany’s capital, TU Berlin is strong in engineering, computer science, natural sciences and architecture, with a diverse international student community.
A public comprehensive university in Shanghai co-sponsored by the Ministry of Education and Shanghai Municipality, Shanghai University welcomes international students to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programmes through its own online application portal, with Chinese Government and Shanghai Government scholarships.
A technology-focused public university based in Johor Bahru, offering bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in engineering, computing, artificial intelligence, science, architecture and management, with published fees for international students.
The Autonomous University of Madrid is a public university in Madrid, founded in 1968, known for research across science, health, law, business and the humanities, with several English-taught master’s degrees and an early admission round for international applicants.
Istanbul Technical University is one of Türkiye’s oldest technical universities, with online international applications, an English preparatory year, and bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programmes in engineering and science.
A national university in Nagoya whose Global 30 International Programs offer full bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees taught entirely in English.
A research-led institute in Bengaluru where international students join PhD and research master’s programmes in science and engineering, with a fellowship and hostel accommodation.
A public university in Visakhapatnam whose International Affairs Office admits foreign, NRI, PIO and OCI students across engineering, science, pharmacy, law, management and the arts.
A public state university in Kottayam, Kerala, whose University Centre for International Co-operation admits international students to undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes, including through ICCR scholarships and self-supporting places.