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Study Computing Abroad
Study Computing at renowned universities worldwide
Step into a world of technology & innovation
Looking to study computing abroad? Step into a future of creativity, problem-solving, and global impact. With top-ranked universities, hands-on learning, and internationally recognized degrees, you’ll gain the skills needed to thrive in the ever-evolving tech world
Explore new cultures, join a global tech community and grow both personally and professionally as you pursue your computing or IT degree across.
Why Study Computing Abroad?
Studying computing overseas opens doors to advanced technology, global industry standards, and a multicultural learning environment.
Cutting-Edge Education:
Learn with the latest tools, programming languages, and research techniques.
Affordable Options:
Countries like Hungary, Malaysia, Cyprus, Spain and others offer high-quality education at competitive fees.
Global Recognition:
Earn degrees that are accepted worldwide by employers and graduate schools
Industry Exposure:
Participate in internships, coding challenges, and tech fairs for real-world experience.
Cultural Diversity:
Work with students from around the globe and build an international network.
And many more specializations.
Program Overview
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
Degree Duration | Bachelor’s: 3–4 years |
| Language of Instruction | English |
| Entry Requirements | 12 years of education, English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL may be required), entrance exam or interviews may be required. |
Study Destinations & Costs
Europe, Georgia, Malaysia
| Country | Tution Fee | Duration |
|---|---|---|
Hungary | USD 6,500-USD 8,500/year | BSc: 3.5 ears |
Cyprus | EUR 9,500-EUR 11,000/year | BA: 4 years |
Germany | Free – €1,500/semester (public universities) | BSc: 3–4 years |
Malaysia | USD 5,000–USD 12,000/year | BSc: 3–4 years |
Spain | EUR 14,500–EUR 16,000/yea | BSc: 4 years |
Georgia | USD 3,000–USD 5,000/year | BSc: 3–4 years |
North America & Oceania
| Country | Tution Fee | Duration |
|---|---|---|
USA | USD 15,000–USD 55,000/year | BSc/BA: 3 years |
Canada | CAD 15,000–CAD 55,000/year | BSc/BA: 3 years |
Uk | £12,000–£25,000/year | BSc/BA: 3 years |
Australia | AUD 20,000–AUD 35,000/year | BSc/BA: 4 years |
Admission procedure for Computing programs abroad.
- Connect with Qadri International once you have shortlisted the countries and universities you wish to study in.
- Consult with our experienced counselors to gain a deeper understanding and insights into the countries and universities you are interested in.
- Check the requirements for admission: Each university may have different requirements, but usually, you will need a high school diploma or an equivalent certificate, good English skills, your academic records, recommendation letters, a personal statement or an interview.
- Start your application: Once you provide your official academic records, your valid identification documents, application fee or any other required documents as per the university chosen, the experts at Qadri International will process your application.
- As part of the application process to universities, candidates are usually required to take an entrance exam or participate in an entrance interview, which may assess the knowledge in Math, related subjects or general knowledge. Some universities may also conduct a formal interview to learn more about the applicant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1:Do I need to know the local language to study computing abroad?
No, most computing programs are offered entirely in English. However, learning basic local language skills can be helpful for daily life and networking.
Q2: What accommodation options are available for international students?
Students can choose from on-campus dormitories, shared apartments, or private rentals. We’ll guide in finding safe, convenient and budget-friendly housing based on your preferences.
Q3: What is student life like abroad?
The universities may provide assistance in finding accommodation. Check with your institution’s international office for guidance. Additionally, explore online platforms and local resources for housing options.
