About YourNextUni
YourNextUni is an independent directory of universities and study destinations. It currently lists 209 institutions across 48 destinations, alongside guides explaining how applications, costs, scholarships and student visas work.
It is not a university, an admissions agent, or a representative of any institution. It does not process applications, charge students, or earn commission from universities. No institution pays to appear here or to appear higher in a list.
What you will and will not find here
Most study-abroad sites publish tuition tables, entry requirements and deadlines. We do not, and the reason matters: those figures change every year and differ per course. An approximate number that looks authoritative is more damaging than an honest gap, because a student can plan a year around it. So each university page gives you the institution’s identity and a direct link to its own admissions pages, which is the only source that is right on the day you read it.
How we work
We publish what we can stand behind
Institution names, cities, types, founding years and official links. If we have not checked something against a primary source, it does not go on the page.
We leave out what changes
No tuition figures, deadlines, test-score minimums, rankings or scholarship values. They are revised every year and vary by course, so we send you to the source instead.
We are not an agent
No commission, no paid placements, no partnerships. Nothing in the directory is ordered by who paid, because nobody pays.
We correct errors openly
Every page carries a review date and a route to report a mistake. Corrections are made promptly.
Where our information comes from
Institution details come from public records and each university’s own website. Destination guides describe how national systems are structured, and link to the relevant government immigration portal for anything that carries a legal consequence. Photographs are freely licensed images of the institutions and cities themselves, credited to their source.
Our editorial and data policy sets out how records are reviewed and how to report an error.