Discover top universities worldwide with programs, fees, scholarships and admission details.
A public university in Srinagar that admits foreign nationals every year to a wide range of master’s and bachelor’s programmes, with no entrance test for general-category foreign applicants and campus hostel residence.
A central university near Kishangarh in Rajasthan that admits foreign applicants through the Study in India portal, with an International Students Cell and published guidelines for international PhD applicants.
A public university in Chandigarh with a dedicated Dean of International Students office, about 400 international students, supernumerary seats for foreign nationals and a mandatory Study in India registration step.
One of Berlin’s largest universities, the Free University of Berlin is a comprehensive research university with particular strength in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, law and medicine, welcoming students from more than 80 countries.
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.
The Complutense University of Madrid is a large public university in Madrid, with 26 faculties across two campuses, offering bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programmes across health, law, humanities, science and social sciences, with a strong international presence.
One of Japan’s oldest national universities, in the historic city of Kyoto, with around 2,700 international students and several degrees taught entirely in English.
A large national research university in Osaka, renamed from Osaka University in April 2025, with English-taught undergraduate programmes and a dedicated help desk for international graduate applicants.
Australia’s national university in Canberra, offering bachelor’s, master’s and research degrees with small classes, global experts and strong support for international students.
