Choosing a course
Think about your academic background, interests, career direction and the level you want to study.
A practical guide to the questions students should consider before committing to an international study route.
Think about your academic background, interests, career direction and the level you want to study.
Compare programme content, entry requirements, location, costs and the institution’s application route.
Prepare academic records, identification and any additional documents requested by the institution.
Follow the university’s application instructions carefully and keep copies of submitted information.
Read offer letters carefully and check deadlines, conditions and payment requirements.
Student visa rules differ by destination. Prepare only against current official requirements.
Research accommodation and living arrangements early, especially in major student cities.
Plan flights and practical arrival arrangements after your admission and visa position is clear.
There is no single figure. Tuition depends on the institution and programme, while living costs depend heavily on destination and lifestyle.
No. AGC can guide the process, but the university makes the admission decision.
No. Visa decisions are made by the relevant immigration authority.
Start early enough to research programmes, prepare documents, meet deadlines and allow time for visa preparation.