Pre-launch · pilot for September 2027 entry

One application.
Three universities.
Europe first.

Apply to English-taught degrees in Europe alongside your UCAS choices. One application, three universities and personal support for a £49 introductory service fee. Our September 2027 pilot starts with the Netherlands, Germany and Portugal.

Introductory service fee: £49
Universities per application: 3
Pilot destinations: 3
First pilot cohort: Sep 2027

Pilot 2027 Planned 2028

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Amsterdam, Netherlands

€6,000–€20,000 (≈ £5,100–£17,000) — non-EU institutional rate, indicative

Around 2,100 English-taught programmes. UK students pay the institutional (non-EU) rate since Brexit.

Route: Studielink; deadlines 15 Jan (numerus fixus) and 1 May

Berlin, Germany

€0 (≈ £0) tuition — plus €150–€400 (≈ £127.50–£340) semester contribution

Many public universities charge no tuition, but exceptions include TUM in Bavaria and universities in Baden-Württemberg; Baden-Württemberg charges non-EU students €1,500 (≈ £1,275) a semester. Around 2,270 English-taught programmes, fewer at bachelor’s level.

Route: uni-assist for most bachelor’s; typically 15 July for winter semester

Lisbon, Portugal

€7,500 (≈ £6,375) — ISEG international student rate, 2026/27; other faculties and fee statuses vary

Fast-growing supplier of English-taught degrees and the founder’s second home. Application fees around €60 (≈ £51) are common.

Route: Each university’s international-student round; typically Jan–Feb and Apr–May

Madrid, Spain

€1,500–€5,000 (≈ £1,275–£4,250) — public universities, by region, indicative

Planned for September 2028 entry once the route is documented first-hand.

Route: University portals; UNEDasiss credential; to be documented

Paris, France

≈ €2,900 (≈ £2,465) — non-EU bachelor’s rate at public universities, indicative

Planned for 2028. English-taught bachelor’s supply is limited outside business schools.

Route: Études en France / Parcoursup; to be documented

Milan, Italy

€0–€5,000 (≈ £0–£4,250) — income-tested at public universities, indicative

Planned for 2028. Strong recent growth in English-taught degrees, concentrated in business and engineering.

Route: Universitaly pre-enrolment plus university portals; to be documented

Dublin, Ireland

Varies — fee status for UK nationals to be confirmed per university

Planned for 2028. No visa for UK citizens; around 2,600 English-taught programmes.

Route: CAO, 1 February; to be documented

Pilot destinations: Amsterdam, Berlin and Lisbon. Planned: Madrid, Paris, Milan and Dublin. Interactive map loading or unavailable.

Netherlands · Pilot 2027

Amsterdam

Around 2,100 English-taught programmes. UK students pay the institutional (non-EU) rate since Brexit. Route: Studielink; deadlines 15 Jan (numerus fixus) and 1 May.

Annual tuition€6,000–€20,000 (≈ £5,100–£17,000)non-EU institutional rate, indicative

England home fee£9,7902026/27 cap

GBP equivalents use an illustrative €1 = £0.85 assumption, set 16 October 2026; these are not live exchange rates. Actual costs and exchange rates vary. Sources: ISEG 2026/27 fees and TUM non-EU tuition exceptions.

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