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 University of Debrecen hosts about 7,800 international students and offers more than 80 degree programmes fully taught in English, from foundation level through to doctoral study.
Japan’s leading national research university, with many graduate programmes taught in English and a new English-taught undergraduate college opening in September 2027.
KAIST — ranked 70th in the THE World University Rankings 2026; all teaching in English; the KAIST Scholarship covers full tuition for most admitted international undergraduates.
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 research-led institute in Hyderabad offering computer science and electronics programmes, where students from abroad can apply for undergraduate study through the Direct Admission for Students Abroad channel.
A public technological university in Hyderabad whose Directorate of University Foreign Relations admits foreign nationals, overseas citizens and NRIs to engineering, pharmacy, management and research programmes.
A Delhi state institute focused on information technology, with a dedicated international admissions portal covering bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programmes.
Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, welcomes students from more than 125 countries across its undergraduate colleges and graduate school, with strong programmes in engineering, computing, business and agriculture.
The University of Birmingham is a large research university in England’s second city, with more than 13,500 international students from around 134 countries studying undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees across medicine, engineering, business, science and the social sciences.
