We offer pathways to 5 leading study destinations — each with world-class universities, strong post-study work rights, and excellent quality of life.
Italy is one of Europe's most exciting study destinations — offering world-class universities, affordable tuition compared to UK and Australia, and a rich cultural experience. Italian universities are particularly strong in Architecture, Engineering, Design, and the Humanities. Many programmes are taught entirely in English, and EU-standard student visas allow part-time work of up to 20 hours per week during studies.
The United Kingdom is home to some of the world's most prestigious universities and offers internationally respected qualifications that open doors globally. UK postgraduate programmes are typically 1 year, making it cost-effective for ambitious students. The Graduate Route visa allows up to 2 years of post-study work (3 years for PhD graduates), making the UK a top choice for career-focused students.
Australia combines high-quality education with a multicultural, welcoming environment and some of the most generous post-study work rights in the world. The Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) grants 2–4 years of work rights after graduation. Australian universities are particularly strong in Nursing, IT, Engineering, and Business — with many programmes having direct pathways to Permanent Residency.
Malta is an often-overlooked gem for Nepali students — a full EU member state where all university instruction is in English, tuition fees are among the lowest in Europe, and the cost of living is very manageable. A Maltese degree carries full EU recognition, and students can work 20 hours per week during term. Malta is ideal for students interested in Business, Communication, and the Arts.
Cyprus offers a unique blend of European education standards, English-taught programmes, a warm Mediterranean climate, and a very low cost of living compared to other EU destinations. With a growing university sector and an internationally recognised degree framework, Cyprus is particularly popular for Architecture, Arts, Hospitality, and Business studies. Students can work 20 hours per week during term time.