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Enrolment deadlines for studying a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree abroad (2024/25)

Aish! The rush. Are you thinking of studying a university degree or master’s degree abroad? Then don’t miss this list of registration deadlines so you don’t arrive late to any selection process.

International universities do not follow the same enrolment deadlines as those in Spain. This means that many people miss out on the opportunity to choose the perfect university for their needs simply because they did not apply in a timely manner. How do we avoid this? By having a team that knows the enrolment deadlines of all universities. Easy peasy! 😉

Enrollment deadlines for studying abroad

Each country has different application deadlines, and so does each university! Some highly prestigious universities also require an entrance exam, a personal statement or official English certifications, so preparing in advance is essential. Better in time than on time.

But something that most students in Spain don’t take into account is that some universities have a second registration period, so if you think your chance has passed, don’t miss the following content, you might be surprised!

University career in the United Kingdom

Enrolment deadlines for studying in the United Kingdom

Studying at a UK university is still a sure thing. Degrees obtained in this country are highly recognised internationally due to their high standards of educational quality. It is no wonder that 4 UK universities are among the top 6 in the world.

Enrollment period:

First call:
January 31, 2024 for start in 2024, for most degree courses.


Second call:
June 30.

The UCAS application process will reopen in April until the end of June. From this date, applications received will automatically move on to the “Clearing” process, at the beginning of September, through which universities and non-university higher education institutions fill any vacancies that are still available.

Special call:
October 16, 2023 for start in 2024.

For courses at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and for courses in Medicine, Veterinary Medicine and Dentistry.

Applicants should submit their applications as soon as possible. We recommend not leaving this process until the last minute.

Start of course:

The course starts in September.
There is the possibility of starting in January and April for some degrees and masters.

University career in the Netherlands

Enrolment deadlines for studying in the Netherlands

Did you know that the Netherlands was the first non-English speaking country to offer university courses taught in English? The national language is Dutch, but the majority of its citizens also speak English. For this reason, and for its high educational quality, the Netherlands is a fantastic destination country to study a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree. Studying a degree in the Netherlands is easier than it seems thanks to the grants for European students offered by the Dutch government. But don’t let the enrolment deadlines to study abroad pass you by. Many of its university programmes have a selection process with requirements that take time to prepare, such as a motivation letter, specific entrance tests, a portfolio, an interview…

Enrollment period:

Ends May 1st.

If it is a Numerus Fixus’ type of course (i.e. with a limited number of places available) the application deadline for all programmes is 15 January.

Start of the course for Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees:

The course starts in September.
There is the possibility of starting in January for some degrees and masters.

University degree in Denmark

Enrolment deadlines for studying in Denmark

Danish universities offer programs entirely in English, developed on campuses with a marked international atmosphere, without losing the essence of Scandinavian culture. And what’s more, the Danish government subsidizes 100% of tuition fees for students from the European Union. Do you want to study a degree in Denmark? Denmark rocks!

Enrollment period:

From February 1st to March 15th.

Start of the course for Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees:

Orientation & Introduction Days are usually at the end of August and classes start in early September.

University degree in Malta

Enrolment deadlines for studying in Malta

The Maltese education system was born at the same time as British-American pedagogy. Studying a degree in Malta means studying at internationally recognized institutions such as the University of Malta or Wolverhampton University. Its public university, one of the oldest in the world, has 100% subsidized tuition fees for European students. And its low cost of living makes it a very attractive destination. Do you dare to try its ftira bread, declared an intangible heritage by UNESCO?

Enrollment period:

Ends at the end of August.

Start of the course for Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees:

Classes start at the beginning of October.

Here are all the important dates of the University of Malta.

University studies in Germany

Enrolment deadlines for studying in Germany

We know it. Germany is one of the most popular destinations for international students. Germany is a relevant country for innovation, research, technology and education. That is why in recent years the population of foreign students has increased by 150%. Wow!

Studying a degree in Germany will allow you to live a unique experience in the heart of Europe. You can choose between studying the degree in English or German, or learn this language if you don’t know it. And also… its system Study now. Pay later will allow you to study with 100% financing and not start paying until you finish your studies and have a job. What else do you need?

Enrollment period:

Ends August 31st.

Start of the course for Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees:

Classes start at the beginning of October.

University career in Hungary

Enrolment deadlines for studying in Hungary

In 2006 Hungary adopted the Bologna Plan in university studies, so all degrees are recognized throughout the European Union, in the United States and thirty other countries. Furthermore, studying a degree in Hungary is a very affordable option. According to the Global Peace Index, Hungary is among the 20 safest countries in the world and living expenses are much more affordable in Hungary than in any other Western European country.

Enrollment period:

Ends August 31st.

Health branch:

The registration period ends on June 30th.

To obtain a place in health studies you must register in the admission process and pass a test that includes questions on biology, chemistry and medical English. Additionally, you must complete an interview in English with the University faculty.

Entrance exams:

Check the dates for taking the exams at our offices.

Start of the course for Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees:

Classes start at the beginning of September.

Study a university degree in Sweden

Enrolment deadlines for studying in Sweden

Studying a university degree in Sweden offers a unique educational experience that combines academic freedom, personal responsibility and quality education. In addition, university fees for any student from the European Union are free. And there is no application fee when you apply!

Enrollment period:

If you want to study a university degree in Sweden, these are the dates you should aim for:

  • October 16: Registration period opens
  • January 15: Registration deadline closes
  • February 1: Closing of deadline for sending documents
  • April 11: Admission results
  • September 2: Start of the semester. Fall 2024.

Admission probabilities

If you want to study at a university abroad, the enrolment deadlines are just one of the things to keep in mind. Many really prepared profiles are left at the door due to not knowing how to deal with bureaucracy or simply because they forget a paper, a date or do not know all the options available according to their needs.

At Plan Zero we have been helping students on their path to study abroad for years with a 100% admission rate. Our success lies in our fully personalized process. We guide each student to choose the universities they like the most and also those with the best options.

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