From a sentence to a shortlist.

Four steps, roughly twenty minutes for a first pass. Nothing here needs a consultant, and nothing costs you a phone call.

01

Say what you're looking for

One sentence is enough — subject, country, budget, or just the part you're sure about. If you only know "engineering, somewhere in Europe, cheap", start there and narrow later.

"civil engineering, europe, tuition under €8,000, taught in english"
02

We match it against real programme data

Your sentence is read into structured criteria, then run against 210 verified university records across 21 countries. You see what was understood and can correct any term before the results load.

210 records searched
21 countries
0 estimated fields
03

Compare what actually decides it

Save the promising ones to a shortlist and read them side by side: first-year cost in one currency, deadline, language of instruction, entry requirement against your grades.

cost · deadline
language · entry
side by side
04

Apply with the dates in hand

Turn the shortlist into a calendar of deadlines and required documents, then export it as a PDF with every source listed — so anyone advising you can check the same numbers you did.

15 Jan · Uppsala
01 Feb · Trinity
31 May · TU München

What you leave with

A shortlist of five Programmes you're actually eligible for, inside the budget you set.
A first-year cost figure Tuition plus fees plus a living range — itemised, in one currency.
A dated source list Every number traced to the page it came from and the day we read it.

Try it with one sentence.

You'll have a first shortlist before your coffee goes cold.