Service
University & Programme Selection
Working out which universities and programmes actually fit your results, your budget and the country you want to work in afterwards.
What it is
A structured shortlisting process. We start from your secondary school results, your budget, your language, and where you intend to work after graduating, and work towards a realistic list of universities and programmes.
It is the stage most students skip. They pick a university from a Facebook post, then discover in year two that the programme is taught in a language they do not speak, or that their home regulator does not recognise the qualification.
Who needs it
- Students who have a field in mind but no idea which universities offer it properly.
- Students choosing between public and private universities.
- Parents who want to compare options side by side before committing money.
What NIADO does
- Review your academic results against realistic options.
- Explain the difference between public, private and national universities for your specific case.
- Confirm the language of instruction for each programme on your shortlist.
- Request current fee information from universities where we do not already hold a confirmed figure.
- Flag anything about recognition in your home country that you need to check with your own regulator.
- Give you a written shortlist with the trade-offs stated plainly.
What you provide
- Your secondary school results, or your degree transcript for postgraduate applications.
- An honest budget range.
- The country where you intend to work after graduating.
- Any preference on city, language or university type.
Included
- A written shortlist with reasoning
- Fee information where we can obtain it from an official source
- An advisor conversation to go through the list
Not included
- A guarantee of admission to any university on the shortlist
- A ruling on whether your home country's professional body will recognise a given degree — only that body can tell you that
- Payment of any university fee on your behalf
How to start
- 1Send us your results and your budget range through the application form or WhatsApp.
- 2We come back with questions — usually about where you intend to work afterwards.
- 3You get a written shortlist to discuss.
Next step
Tell us what you want to study.
Send your results and your budget. We will come back with a realistic shortlist — and say so honestly when something is not a good fit.