Norwegian University of Science and Technology
NTNU in Trondheim is Norway’s largest technology university, with more than 60 master’s programmes taught in English and doctoral programmes across its faculties.
NTNU in Trondheim is Norway’s largest technology university, with more than 60 master’s programmes taught in English and doctoral programmes across its faculties.
A public university in Kowloon known for computing, engineering, business, creative media, law and veterinary medicine, welcoming international students from more than 40 countries.
A central university in Hyderabad that admits foreign nationals over and above course intake, up to 15% per course, with IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 80 required and an application deadline of 15 April.
A public state university in Coimbatore whose Centre for International Affairs admits international students to undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes, with an international hostel and its own fee structure for foreign students.
A private university in the Himalayan foothills near Solan with students from more than 20 countries, over 180 programmes, and merit scholarships of up to 60% for international students.
A private deemed university in Visakhapatnam whose Directorate of International Affairs handles admission of international students to its institutes in Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad and Bengaluru.
A central agricultural university at Pusa, Samastipur, Bihar, that invites foreign, NRI, PIO and SAARC, Asian and African nationals to apply for master’s and PhD programmes in agriculture and allied sciences.
Stanford University in California welcomes applicants from all around the world, with staff who specialise in reading applications from many different school systems and countries.
The University of Bristol is a research university in the city of Bristol where around one in three students is international, offering undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees across engineering, science, medicine, law and the arts.