College Abroad Guides

    ENGLISH-TAUGHT UNDERGRAD DEGREES OUTSIDE THE U.S.

    Find the right college abroad for you

    We didn't want an expensive consultant or a noisy "ten thousand programs to wade through and oops they're not even in all-English" directory. So we dug deeper into the top 300(ish) universities with programs 100% taught in English. Our goal is to make it easier to shortlist your perfect non-US degree.

    316

    Universities

    40+

    Countries

    2,500+

    Programs

    Want to see the full methodology? Read how we ranked →

    Side-by-side Compare

    See how schools stack up

    Pick 1 to 8 universities and watch the wave. Each school gets its own color across nine factors (tuition, academics, happiness, English environment, international community, openness to foreigners, safety, cost of living, and rent).

    Head-to-Head

    Put 2–6 universities side by side

    Compare safety, openness, diversity, LGBTQ+ acceptance, tuition, reputation, cost of living, and program breadth — with an average line across your picks. Save any program straight to your shortlist.

    Narrow Your Choices

    Click any category below to see the top contenders on a map and a ranked list.

    By the numbers

    10,961

    Individual programs of study

    39

    Countries represented

    $69,287

    Average total tuition (USD) for a full degree

    143

    Psychology degrees alone

    The most common programs? There are 143 psychology degrees, 132 computer science degrees, and 121 economics degrees.

    That average total tuition of $69,287? That's not quite $3,000 more than a single year at Columbia.

    Built to stay useful

    College information changes every year. New programs are added. Others are cut. Tuition (sadly) goes up.

    We update our data annually to keep information current, with a human reviewing new information before any changes go live.

    That means data is more reliable than our old spreadsheets used to be. Our comparisons are more meaningful, because real costs, programs, and interviews about student experiences are #1. It's one of the most important decisions of your life. It should be built on reliable information.

    Start building your college-abroad shortlist

    You don't need to figure everything out today. Start by saving shortlisted schools, then organize into folders like "History in the UK" or "Safety Schools." It's easier to compare them side by side.