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The language most English-taught degrees run in — in China, the UAE, Malaysia and across Europe — and the first line on the requirements list.

A German-taught degree in Germany opens only with a certificate, usually at C1: DSH-2, TestDaF or telc C1 Hochschule.

Most Spanish bachelor's degrees are taught in Spanish — there are noticeably fewer English-taught options than people expect.

Italian universities charge modest fees, but most degrees are taught in Italian and the level is checked before enrolment.

French-taught degrees cost noticeably less than English-taught ones, and since 2026/27 the gap in non-EU fees has become decisive.

Much of the Korean bachelor's offer is taught in Korean, and TOPIK is the first line on the requirements — including for a GKS scholarship application.

English-taught degrees are a minority in Japan. The mainstream route is EJU in Japanese, and preparation starts a year to eighteen months out.

The Turkish year is mandatory even on an English-taught degree — a condition, not a suggestion, and better done prepared.

The language of the UAE and the wider Gulf. Even where the degree is taught in English, Arabic decides everything outside the classroom — from a tenancy to a job.

One language opens both Portugal, with its European degree, and Brazil, the largest market in Latin America.

India is Asia's fastest-growing major economy. Hindi reaches where English opens the door but does not deliver understanding.

The world's seventh language by speakers and a rare one to be taught — finding a tutor is harder than learning it.

Its own script and tonal system make a self-taught start close to hopeless — with a tutor the first months go several times faster.

Vietnam has become Asia's manufacturing hub while Vietnamese stays rare among professionals — that scarcity is itself an advantage.

The Netherlands is one of the largest English-taught destinations, but staying to work without Dutch is hard: most international graduates who remain in the country name the language as the main obstacle to finding a job.

Full-time Polish-taught study at state universities is free for those admitted on the terms for citizens — with the Card of the Pole, for example. Without the language that option does not exist.

Needed for study, paperwork and work in a Ukrainian-speaking environment — with a tutor, not a phrasebook.

For international students applying to Russian universities: almost every state-funded programme is taught in Russian, and the preparatory year starts with the language.