University of Mysore
A public university in Mysuru whose official 2026-27 postgraduate admission guidelines set out a dedicated route for foreign nationals through its International Centre, with no entrance examination for foreign nationals.
Discover top universities worldwide with programs, fees, scholarships and admission details.
A public university in Mysuru whose official 2026-27 postgraduate admission guidelines set out a dedicated route for foreign nationals through its International Centre, with no entrance examination for foreign nationals.
A public state university in Karaikudi, Tamil Nadu, with four faculties and 44 departments, admitting international students to its undergraduate and postgraduate programmes on the same online application route, with international students paying double the tuition fee.
A large public state university in Kerala whose Centre for Distance and Online Education publishes foreign-student fees for its online postgraduate programmes, with bachelor’s and master’s programmes across arts, science, commerce, law and engineering.
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.
Durham University is a collegiate research university in the historic city of Durham, where students join one of 17 colleges and study undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees across law, business, science, humanities and the social sciences.
Fudan University in Shanghai admits international students to undergraduate, master’s and PhD programmes, including an English-taught MBBS, with Chinese-taught and English-taught options across medicine, science, engineering, business and the social sciences.
Nanjing University admits international students to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programmes across science, engineering, humanities, social sciences and architecture, with Chinese Government Scholarships available.
Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest is Hungary’s largest university, with nine faculties, more than 100 programmes for international students and 14 doctoral schools.
Boğaziçi University in Istanbul teaches all bachelor’s programmes in English and admits international students through a separate international quota, on a historic Bosphorus campus.