These web sites provide information that you might find useful before embarking on further studies abroad.
Recommended Sites:
Study Overseas.com
This site provides free university and college advice for students worldwide
who are considering studying abroad for an international education.
The Course & College Search facility assists students in choosing
the right combination of course, college and country and gives detailed
advice on living and studying in a foreign country. There are also articles
from the leading journals on international education. Use their free
further information service to request for brochures, prospectuses and
comprehensive advice on any course(s) or college(s) worldwide.
Australian Universities Guidance Group for International Students: auGGIS aims to provide the support for prospective and present overseas students by building and sharing the knowledgebase. This includes information on selection of university, ranking, accommodation, job market and visas.
Study in Australia: The Australian government web site for international students with information about courses, institutions, study and living costs, the application process, visa requirements etc.
Study in Australia 2002 : Australian Trade Commission. Provides details on the "Study in Australia 2002 Education Exhibition" and links to further information about studying in Australia.
Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada: Information on application procedures, recognition of the qualifications, study and living costs, immigration requirements and links to Canadian universities.
SchoolFinder.com: EDge Interactive Publishing Inc. Find information on more than 700 universities, colleges and career colleges in Canada, including admission requirements, costs, programs and contact details.
ChinaToday.com: China Education. Includes a list of universities, institutes and colleges in China.
EduFrance: A collaborative effort with French government ministries which provides useful general information on studying in France and a helpful FAQ section.
Hi Potentials, International careers made in Germany: The campus-germany web site (a joint initiative by both public and private sectors) provides excellent coverage on what you need to know to study in Germany. You can do searches to identify your choice of courses and universities.
Education New Zealand: NZ Ministry of Education. Information on living in New Zealand, the New Zealand educational system, application procedures, student visas, accommodation, study and living costs and links to the homepages of New Zealand universities under "Education Providers".
Universities & Colleges Admission Service (UCAS): All you need to know about studying in the UK.
Study UK: A site that tells you all about studying in the UK and about UK universities and colleges.
TIMES Educational Supplement (TES): The Times Educational Supplement is the UK's foremost weekly publication for education, covering the world of primary, secondary and further education. Its news reporting and background analysis cover a diverse range of issues from curriculum changes to Government funding. It is also the market leader for UK and international teaching jobs. The TES is an invaluable resource that provides essential reading for every teacher at every stage of their career.
CollegeNet: Aggregates over 1500 customized Internet admissions applications built for college and university programs.
Peterson's Education Portal: Thomson Corporation. Information about colleges and universities, career schools, graduate programs, distance learning, executive training, private secondary schools, summer opportunities, study abroad, financial aid, test preparation, and career exploration.
The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs: US Department of State web site provides comprehensive information on types of programs, admission criteria, visa application, financial aid and tests. Scroll down on the web site to locate the links to the homepages of US universities.
Education Network for Education Information: Provides information of Institutions and Programs, Studying and staying information.
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