Editorial & Data Accuracy Policy

What we publish, and what we do not

We publish which universities exist, where they are, when they were founded, what levels they teach, and how each country’s education, application and student-visa systems are structured.

We do not publish tuition figures, living-cost figures, entry grades, English-test minimums, rankings, application deadlines or scholarship values. Those are set per course, revised every year, and differ between institutions in the same country — a figure repeated here would be wrong for most readers and stale for the rest. Each page links to the official university or government source instead, and that source is what you should rely on.

How we source information

• Official university and government websites.
• Official government and national immigration sources for student-route information.

We do not scrape websites that prohibit scraping. Information is added from official sources under manual editorial review.

Verification & provenance

Important records carry a source URL, source type, date collected, date verified, verification status, the responsible editor or reviewer, and a next-review date. Outdated records are flagged for re-verification.

Editorial standards for articles

• Author information and, where relevant, editorial review are shown.
• Publication and update dates are displayed.
• Sources are cited, and claims that change over time direct readers to official sources.
• We avoid thin, copied, or auto-generated content presented as verified fact.

Corrections

If you believe something is inaccurate, contact us with the correct information and an official source. We review corrections and update records with a new verification date.

Independence & disclosure

We do not sell listings, placements or rankings, and we carry no affiliate links. If that ever changes, it will be disclosed on the page where it appears and it will not alter the factual information we present.