INTOStudy In Valuable Support Role For International Students Studying Abroad
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Every year thousands of international students from around the world turn their dream of
studying university abroad in the United Kingdom, United States or Australia into reality, with
the expert help and support of INTOStudy.
The level and extent of the support offered by INTOStudy is truly impressive, with academic,
emotional and practical services available before, during and after a student’s studies. It takes
great pride in this valuable role that it plays, and in helping students concentrate on performing
at their best in their studies.
Studying abroad can be the opportunity of a lifetime, in which one can experience different
cultures, discover amazing places, make new friends, improve career prospects, and develop
personally and professionally.
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There are many factors to consider and address when embarking on such a life adventure, and
the knowledge, know-how and expertise of industry experts like INTOStudy can be extremely
useful.
Expert support teams at INTOStudy include enrollment services counselors and student support
advisors who can help international students before they leave their home country by
answering general enquiries, providing information about studying abroad and helping with
course selection; the student services team at a student’s INTO centre who will help students
settle into their new home and who can also take enquiries about accommodation and visas;
and international progression and student placement officers at a student’s INTO centre who
can help with selecting a university and degree programme, and in applying to a university.
The US, UK and Australia are among the world’s top destinations for international students to
study higher education abroad, recognized for their world-class education and high quality of
life. The International Institute of Education ranked the US first, the UK second and Australia
fifth among the top 10 countries for foreign student enrollment as of 2023, while UNESCO
ranked them first, second and third respectively as of 2022.
The choice of places to study abroad offered by INTOStudy features globally famous cities as
well as cities known for their universities and higher education opportunities. In the UK this
includes London, Manchester and Newcastle in England, Stirling in Scotland and Belfast in
Northern Ireland. In the US it includes New York, Boston, St, Louis, Illinois, Tucson in Arizona
and the college town of Corvallis in Oregon. In Australia it’s Perth, in the state of Western
Australia.
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For those considering studying in the UK as an international student, the INTOStudy choice in
London includes the City, University of London, and INTO London: Business, Art and Social
Sciences and INTO London, STEM, Medicine and Health study centers for pathway programs
onto universities across the UK and Europe. The choice elsewhere around the UK includes
Manchester Metropolitan University, The University of Manchester, Newcastle University,
University of Stirling, Queen’s University Belfast, Lancaster University, University of East Anglia,
University of Exeter, and INTO Manchester, INTO Stirling: Scotland Education Centre and INTO
Newton A Levels.
INTOStudy’s US portfolio includes Colorado State University, Illinois State University,
Saint Louis University, The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Oregon State University, The
University of Arizona, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Hofstra University on Long Island,
DREW University in Madison, Montclair State University, Suffolk University Boston and George
Mason University in Virginia.
In Australia, INTOStudy offers The University of Western Australia in Perth, the state capital of
Western Australia located alongside the Indian Ocean.