Destination discovery
Published study destinations with their real cost, work-rights and intake profiles.
Universta publishes study abroad information you can trace back to a source: destinations, universities, courses, scholarships and consultants, with search and comparison tools that never show a figure the catalogue cannot support.
To make international education legible: published, source-referenced information about destinations, universities, courses and funding, with search and comparison tools that only ever show what the catalogue can actually support.
A platform students can trust because nothing on it is estimated for effect — every figure traces back to a published record, and anything we do not know is left out rather than filled in.
One platform for the whole journey — built to be accurate before it is impressive.
Published study destinations with their real cost, work-rights and intake profiles.
Every facet in the catalogue is backed by data, so a count of zero means zero.
Published awards, filterable by destination, level and subject.
Line courses, universities and destinations up side by side on published fields.
Published consultants with their destinations, services and contact details — no paid placement.
Talk your shortlist through with an advisor before you commit to an application.
From first search to arrival.
Search destinations, universities and courses.
Weigh tuition, duration, intakes and study modes side by side.
Narrow to the programmes you are actually eligible for.
Apply through each university’s own published application route.
Use each destination’s visa, cost and intake guidance to plan the move.
Four groups around one shared goal — better global education.
Making informed education decisions from published, sourced information.
Publishing programmes where international students are already looking.
Listing their destinations and services in a directory with no paid placement.
Supporting the same catalogue with verified, source-referenced data.
Browse destinations, shortlist courses and talk it through with a counsellor — all from one published catalogue.