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How it works

You choose where you want to study. We handle everything between that decision and your first day on campus.

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    Find a program

    Browse Master's and PhD programs by field, university, city and language of instruction, and see at a glance which ones carry scholarship funding and when they close. Every listing tells you enough to decide whether it is worth pursuing.

    Browse programs
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    Send us an enquiry

    Use the form on any program, scholarship or university page. Tell us your current qualification, your grades and what you want to study. Asking costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

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    We assess your eligibility

    This is where most applicants go wrong on their own. Entry requirements differ by faculty, change between intakes, and are frequently published only in Chinese. An advisor checks your profile against what each university and scholarship is actually accepting this cycle, and tells you honestly where you stand.

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    We prepare your application

    Transcripts, degree certificates, language certificates, study plan, recommendation letters, medical forms, notarisation and translation — we tell you exactly what your case needs, review each document, and fix problems before an admissions officer sees them.

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    We apply for your funding

    Scholarship applications usually run alongside the admission one, on separate deadlines and separate portals. We identify the schemes you qualify for and prepare those applications too, so you are not choosing between admission and funding.

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    Offer, visa and departure

    We follow your application up until a decision, then handle the admission letter and JW202, prepare your student visa file, and brief you on accommodation, registration and what to arrange before you travel.

Why not just apply yourself?

You can, and some students do. What we sell is knowing which faculty is actually taking international students this year, which scholarship your profile realistically wins, and which document will get your file rejected — the things that are not written on any public page. A rejected application usually costs a full year.

What we do not do

We do not guarantee admission or a scholarship — those decisions belong to the universities and the awarding bodies, and anyone promising otherwise is not being straight with you. We tell you your realistic chances before you commit to anything.