Which country is right?
We compare destinations by subject, cost, language and goals.
Study destinations
Study without borders
We organise the process for universities abroad step by step: choosing the country and programme, entry requirements, timeline and application file.
The questions we answerMany opportunities,
Many opportunities,
many questions
Choosing a university abroad opens up many opportunities, but it also raises many questions. We answer them together, in an organised way.
Which university and programme?
We build a realistic shortlist that fits your profile.
What are the requirements?
We check entry requirements, language certificates and documents.
When does preparation start?
We plan a timeline so that no deadline is missed.
What does the file need?
Personal statement, motivation letter, CV, references and interviews.
How does my profile stand out?
Profile building with meaningful experiences, not an artificial CV.
United Kingdom
Universities with tradition and a clear process
Undergraduate applications are made centrally through UCAS. Most bachelor’s degrees last three years (four in Scotland), and the application includes a personal statement and a reference.
Europe
English-taught and international programmes
Many European universities offer English-taught bachelor programmes. Each country has its own process and deadlines, and EU citizens often benefit from lower tuition fees.
LanguageMany English-taught programmes
ProcessVaries by country
TuitionOften lower for EU citizens
GuideRead the guide
United States
A more demanding process that needs early planning
American universities assess the candidate holistically: grades, essays, activities and recommendations. Organisation and early profile building make a big difference.
Processes, deadlines and tuition fees change every year and differ by university. The above is general information; for every candidate we check the official details of each programme.
Cyprus
Our office in Cyprus
Cyprus has become an international academic hub: English-taught degrees inside the EU, modern campuses and a large community of students from Greece. EduConnexion has an office in Cyprus, with direct contact with private universities, colleges, the maritime academy and specialist schools (culinary arts, aesthetics and more).
LanguageGreek or English
SectorsPublic & private
Strong fieldsShipping, finance, tech
GuideRead the guide
Where we guide you
Destinations
Northern Europe
Denmark · Finland · Norway · Sweden
Western Europe
Austria · Belgium · France · Germany · Netherlands · Switzerland
Southern Europe
Cyprus · Italy · Spain
Beyond Europe
United Kingdom · USA · Canada · Australia
Ask yourself
Questions to ask before you choose
Each country has its own admission system and its own philosophy. These are the questions we answer together, one by one.
- Where should I study and why? Which country, and by what criteria?
- What is the process in the country I choose?
- Is financial support available?
- Does the degree last 3 or 4 years?
- Is the programme recognised in Greece (DOATAP)?
- Can I work part-time while I study?
- When is the best time to apply?
- Which documents make an application strong?
- In which countries are tuition fees zero for EU citizens?
- Is an interview or an entrance exam required?
- How do I upgrade my CV?
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
When should I start preparing to study abroad?
The earlier the better, especially for competitive universities or when a specific academic and extracurricular profile is required. Ideally, preparation starts in the first or second year of upper secondary school.
To make it even more specific for you, we start with three questions:
- Are you aiming for an undergraduate (Bachelor) or postgraduate (Master/PhD) degree?
- Which countries or universities are you targeting?
- What is your field of study? (e.g. Computer Science, Business, Law, Medicine)
Tell us and we’ll create a custom action plan for you.
Which country is right for me?
It depends on the subject, entry requirements, cost, language and your personal goals. We assess every destination against these criteria.
What does the application file need?
Usually grades, an English language certificate, a personal statement or essays, references and, depending on the programme, a CV or interview. Requirements differ by university.
Do you also help with master’s degrees abroad?
Yes. We support graduates and young professionals in choosing the subject, comparing universities and preparing the application.
Is studying abroad your goal?
Start early. Book a first meeting and build your timeline with us.