Course planning
Make a course shortlist that works for you
A simple framework for comparing course content, entry criteria and location.
Start with your priorities
Write down your preferred subject, intended qualification, academic background and budget. Decide which locations you would consider and what you want to learn. These priorities make it easier to compare programmes fairly.
Compare the same details
Use the catalogue to discover options, then visit each institution’s official programme page. Record modules, teaching format, duration, entry criteria, English requirements, tuition, start dates and application deadlines in one shortlist.
Check before you commit
Confirm details directly with the university, especially deadlines, fees and course availability. Note any unanswered questions and bring your shortlist to an assessment so the discussion can focus on your actual options.