Universities for a global future.

İstanbul Okan University is a foundation university established in 1999 in Istanbul, Türkiye. Guided by its “University Closest to Business Life” approach, the university combines academic education with practical experience, industry engagement, entrepreneurship and career development. Its main Tuzla Campus provides a modern learning environment with academic facilities, student residences, social spaces and extensive student services. The university offers education across a broad range of disciplines, including medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, engineering, business, health sciences, law, education, humanities, social sciences, applied sciences, art, design and architecture. İstanbul Okan University also has a diverse international community, with students representing more than 100 nationalities, and provides international mobility opportunities through Erasmus+ and other exchange partnerships.

Singidunum University is a private higher education institution based in Belgrade, Serbia, offering accredited undergraduate, master's and doctoral programmes across a broad range of academic disciplines. The University's curricula are aligned with the principles of the Bologna Declaration and incorporate the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS). Singidunum offers study programmes in Serbian and English and provides opportunities in areas including business and economics, tourism and hospitality, information technology, computer science, software engineering, artificial intelligence, English studies, environmental studies and other disciplines. The University supports international students through dedicated international services, academic mobility opportunities and guidance concerning foreign qualification recognition, visas and student life in Serbia.

Founded in 1365, the University of Vienna (Universität Wien) is a major public research university located in Vienna, Austria, and one of Europe's historic universities. It provides a comprehensive range of Bachelor's, diploma, Master's and doctoral/PhD programmes across humanities, social sciences, law, economics, natural and life sciences, mathematics, computer science, psychology, languages, education and other disciplines. The University of Vienna combines a long academic tradition with internationally recognised research and a highly diverse academic community. In the QS World University Rankings 2026, it is ranked 140th worldwide, while the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026 place it 95th globally. The University's academic portfolio spans education, philosophy and religion, history, politics and society, culture and media, mathematics, computer science and technology, natural and life sciences, psychology, health and sport, languages, economics and law. Most Bachelor's and diploma programmes are primarily taught in German and require German proficiency at C1 level for admission. The University also offers a range of Master's and doctoral programmes taught fully or partly in English. International applicants are welcome, but application periods, language requirements, entrance examinations and selection procedures vary considerably by programme and citizenship. Applicants should therefore check the specific admission requirements of their chosen programme before applying.

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU) is a public university located in Prague, Czech Republic, specialising in life sciences, agriculture, forestry, environmental sciences, economics and management, engineering, informatics, food and natural resources, sustainability and tropical agriculture. CZU's academic roots date to 1906, while the independent University of Agriculture was established in 1952. Today, the University consists of six faculties and an institute and provides Bachelor's, Master's and doctoral education to Czech and international students. CZU has a particularly strong international reputation in agriculture, forestry, environmental sciences and sustainability. In the latest QS World University Rankings released in 2026, CZU is placed in the 731–740 global band. In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026, it ranks 58th worldwide in Agriculture & Forestry and 251–300 in Environmental Sciences. The University offers numerous study programmes in English alongside Czech-taught programmes. Its academic portfolio includes agriculture, food and natural resources, economics and management, informatics, engineering, environmental sciences, forestry, wood sciences, tropical agriculture and sustainable development. CZU is institutionally accredited by the Czech National Accreditation Bureau for Higher Education in several major areas of education. International students have access to university accommodation, international services, research opportunities, mobility programmes and selected merit, accommodation and faculty-level scholarships.

Karabük University is a public research and teaching university located in Karabük, Türkiye, in the Western Black Sea region. Established in 2007, the university has developed into a large multidisciplinary institution offering associate, bachelor's, master's and doctoral education across a broad range of academic fields. The university offers programmes in engineering, computer and information sciences, medicine, dentistry, business, economics and administrative sciences, humanities and social sciences, architecture, forestry, tourism, health sciences, communication, sports sciences and related areas. A number of programmes are offered fully or partly in English, while many programmes are delivered in Turkish. Karabük University has a substantial international student population and maintains a dedicated International Students Office to manage international applications, admissions, registration and student support. The university participates in international academic mobility and European higher-education frameworks including Erasmus+ and ECTS. In March 2026, Karabük University received two-year conditional institutional accreditation from the Turkish Higher Education Quality Council (YÖKAK/THEQC) under the 2025 Institutional Accreditation Programme. The university is particularly recognised for its engineering and technical profile, reflecting Karabük's longstanding industrial heritage in iron and steel production. It also provides education in medicine, dentistry, computer science, social sciences and other professional fields. International students should carefully review programme-specific admission requirements, language requirements, tuition fees and application announcements before applying, because these may vary by degree level and department.

The University of Innsbruck is a public research university located in Innsbruck, Austria. Founded in 1669, it is one of Austria's historic universities and offers a broad range of study programmes across sciences, engineering, humanities, social sciences, business, law, theology and other fields. The university has a strong international and research profile and offers Bachelor’s, Master’s and doctoral programmes. Located in the heart of the Alps, it provides students with an international academic environment and access to more than 160 study programmes and courses.