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Four Destinations

Where in the world will you study?

GSC guides students into China, the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. Each guide sets out tuition, intakes, scholarships, documents and visa steps — and links straight to the official sources so you always see the newest deadlines.

China

GSC's home ground — fully funded routes and English-taught degrees

China is the most scholarship-rich destination GSC works with. Government, provincial, university and Confucius Institute funding can cover tuition, accommodation, insurance and a monthly stipend, and hundreds of degrees are taught fully in English.

Intakes
September (main) and March (secondary)
Tuition
US$2,000 – US$6,000 a year self-funded; frequently waived on scholarship
Read the China guide

United States

Research power, flexible majors and OPT work experience

The USA offers the widest choice of universities and the most flexible curriculum — you can change major after enrolling. Funding is strongest at Master's and PhD level through assistantships and departmental awards.

Intakes
Fall (August/September), Spring (January), some Summer starts
Tuition
US$20,000 – US$60,000 a year; community college routes are far cheaper
Read the United States guide

United Kingdom

One-year Master's degrees and a two-year Graduate Route

The UK compresses a Master's into twelve months, which keeps total cost down, and the Graduate Route lets you stay to work for two years after graduating (three after a PhD).

Intakes
September/October (main) and January (secondary)
Tuition
£12,000 – £30,000 a year for international students
Read the United Kingdom guide

Europe

Low or no tuition, English-taught degrees, Schengen mobility

Continental Europe is the value destination: public universities in Germany, Norway and parts of France charge little or no tuition, and thousands of Master's programmes are taught in English.

Intakes
Winter semester (September/October) and Summer semester (February/March)
Tuition
€0 – €5,000 a year at public universities; €8,000+ at private institutions
Read the Europe guide

Want the latest figures, not last year's?

Each guide includes live Google searches into official government and university sources, and the GSC assistant can search the web for you before you commit to a deadline.