Our website has been designed to be as user friendly and straightforward as possible. Use of our “Search Universities” page is totally FREE of charge to all users and registration is not necessary. However, if a user wishes to save a university to their favourites, or complete a profile on themselves to receive tailored information, offers and course news they will have to register for this. Once you have registered, please also take the time to complete your profile at some point as this will significantly improve your StudyZone experience, as well as helping you target courses according to your individual requirements.
To register now simply click the following link registration
Search Universities Database:
To search our universities database simply click the “Search Universities” button in our menu, on the lefthand side select your criteria and click the “Search” button.
Furthermore, our University database is probably one of the most comprehensive and in-depth of its kind available, allowing you to easily compare and save your preferred choice of educational institutions using several specific criteria including:
Country, Degree Type, Course Type, Course Category, Keyword, Total Yearly Fees Once you have entered your search a list of your selected universities is then generated, allowing you to “click and view” a detailed “PROFILE” for each institution, giving you all the relevant information needed to make an informed decision including: Tuition, enrolment, living & accommodation costs Course duration All English taught courses offered Language requirements Accommodation information Work opportunities Contact emails Web-links Additional information You also have the ability to save profiles to your “Favourite Universities” allowing you to shortlist and easily compare institutions at your leisure. To try it out now simply register or login and click the “Search Universities” tab. Student Social: (Currently Offline) Is essentially an online community of like-minded people that allows you to interact and socialise with other students through a selection of topics. This is great for finding out information about student life and experiences in other countries, and also adding comments and posts about your own experiences.You can also start your own topics and easily search and sort topics, click to check it out. (Please note when you login, you will automatically be logged into the Social Topics)
Additional Resources:
These can be found on our home-page and gives you invaluable advice, detailed information and data as well as useful web-links on various topics including:
Why Should You Study in Europe? Who can Study in Europe? About Higher Education in Europe Student Grants and Funding Useful Web-Sites and Links The European Credit Transfer System The European Higher Education Area Helpful European Education Conventions and ProcessesFAQ’s:
Allows you to look through frequently asked questions and also submit your own questions that may be added to the list.