Schoolabroad

For students applying abroad

Find the program that funds your next step.

Search graduate programs and the supervisors whose work fits yours. Funding appears exactly as the school states it, with the quote and the source, so you can tell what is promised from what is hoped for.

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Example, not a real program

MSc Computer Science

Northfield University · Riverton

What the school says about funding

“All admitted students receive a minimum funding package.”

From the school's funding page, retrieved this cycle

Intl fundedQuote is exactConfidence: medium

For you

Eligibility

Eligible

Open to applicants of any nationality holding a four-year degree. Worked out from your citizenship and degree country, with the rule beside it.

Deadline

15 Jan

Year assumed

Supervisor

Dr. A. Example

Accepting

Stated, not assured

Most listings say “funded”. We show what the school actually wrote.

  • Stated

    The school says international students are funded. You see the sentence and the link.

  • Unclear

    The page says funding is competitive or depends on a supervisor. We say so and show the wording.

  • Not offered

    The school says funding is not available to international students. You can stop early.

How it works

From “which programs fit me?” to an application you send yourself

  1. 01

    Search funded programs

    Filter by country, field and degree. See at a glance whether funding is stated for international students, unclear, or not offered.

  2. 02

    Check what applies to you

    Eligibility is worked out from your citizenship and degree country, with the rule and the quote beside every answer.

  3. 03

    Find supervisors who fit

    See who is accepting students and what they work on now, with where each fact came from.

  4. 04

    Reach out in your own voice

    Draft an email from your profile and their recent work, check it against the sources, then send it yourself. Write a statement of purpose for each program from your own answers.

Why you can trust it

We show our working, including where it is thin

  • The school's own words

    Funding is shown with the quote from the school's page and a link to it.

  • Confidence you can read

    A level worked out from the evidence in the record, with the reasons. Never a score we made up.

  • Disagreements stay visible

    When two pages disagree, or a page cannot be read, you see both sides or the gap.

  • Assumptions are labelled

    A deadline whose year is not printed is marked as assumed. So is an assumed currency.

Questions

Straight answers

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Is the funding guaranteed?

No. We show funding as the school states it. Many pages say funding is available or competitive, and offers often depend on a supervisor's grants. Stated is not assured, and we say which it is.

Do you send emails for me?

Never. You copy the draft, send it from your own account, and tick it off. Your supervisor hears from you.

Where does the data come from?

From the universities' own public pages, read and checked by researchers and agents. Every fact links to its source and shows when it was retrieved.

Is everything covered?

No. Coverage is partial and grows each admissions cycle. Where something has not been researched yet we say so instead of guessing.

What costs money?

Browsing is free. The AI features, which cost us money to run, use credits you buy in packs. You see the price before you pay.

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