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PhD Study Abroad

A good PhD should push the boundaries of its academic field. Sometimes that means going further afield as a student. Each year, thousands of postgraduates choose to study their PhD abroad, looking for the best expertise, facilities, and opportunities for their research.

There's plenty of options to explore, from historic universities in Europe and America to ambitious and high-tech institutions in Asia or Australasia.

Our guides will help get you started with clear and up-to-date information on universities, fees, funding options, student visas, and information on how to apply for a PhD abroad (no matter where it is!).

PhD Study in Australia – 2026

Interested in PhD study down under? Find out what it's like to study a PhD in Australia, including advice on visas, applications & scholarships.

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PhD Study in Sweden – A Guide for 2026

A culture of innovation and creativity makes Sweden a popular choice for international PhD students. Our guide covers universities, doctoral programmes, fees, funding and visas.

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PhD Study in the Netherlands - A Guide for 2026

Holland and the Netherlands are a welcoming destination for international PhD study with historic and globally-renowned research universities. Our guide covers admissions, visas, fees and funding.

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PhD Study in Norway - A Guide for 2026

Looking to study a PhD in Norway? Our guide explains entry requirements, visas, funding (it’s free to study) and more.

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PhD Application Advice for International Students

Discover top tips for applying for a PhD abroad. Learn how to find funding, meet entry requirements, and prepare for visas as an international student.

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Guide To All The Essential Study Abroad Documents

What documents you need for a complete study abroad application, what they are and what they should and should not include.

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Last Updated: 20 October 2025