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High demand. B.Tech, B.Eng, BSc engineering.

An internationally accredited engineering degree with industry co-ops, research access and a global career network.

B.Tech and B.Eng programmes in AI, cybersecurity, aerospace, mechanical, civil and computer science, with industry co-ops and funded research. Indian engineering produces 1.5 million graduates a year competing for limited jobs; the programmes here add international accreditation and employer networks.

Universities on this site
6
Countries
6
Duration
4 years
Medium
English
  • Accredited and recognised

    ABET-accredited and Bologna-aligned programmes recognised across 50 or more countries.

  • Application-first learning

    Project-based teaching, funded research and innovation labs instead of a theory-heavy curriculum.

  • Industry co-ops

    Placements with international companies built into the degree.

  • Merit-based admission

    No donation and no management quota.

Disciplines

Engineering disciplines placed

  • Artificial intelligence and machine learning

    4 years

    Deep learning, neural networks, NLP, computer vision

  • Cybersecurity

    4 years

    Network security, ethical hacking, cryptography

  • Mechanical engineering

    4 years

    Robotics, manufacturing, thermodynamics

  • Aerospace engineering

    4 years

    Aerodynamics, propulsion, space systems

  • Computer science and IT

    4 years

    Software engineering, cloud computing, DevOps

  • Biotechnology

    4 years

    Biomedical engineering, genetics, pharma tech

  • Electrical engineering

    4 years

    Power systems, electronics, signal processing

  • Civil engineering

    4 years

    Structural design, urban planning, construction

Universities

6 engineering and STEM universities in 6 countries

Georgia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Nepal, Egypt, UAE. Each profile covers fees, courses, eligibility, hostel and city, and the admission steps. Filter all 26 on the universities page.

Pricing

What the fees look like

Fee details for engineering programmes are confirmed after the eligibility review, because they vary by university, intake, country, accommodation choice, visa requirements and exchange rate. Published indicative figures appear on each university page, and the final fee is confirmed in writing before any application is submitted.

Fees are indicative, as published by the university at the time of writing. They vary by intake, accommodation choice, visa requirements and exchange rate. The final fee is confirmed in writing before any application is submitted.

How it works

The same six steps apply: free consultation, shortlist, documents and application, offer letter, visa and pre-departure, airport pickup. See how it works and the counselling service.

Admissions timeline checklist

The six steps from the first call to the first day on campus, with the weeks each one takes and the fourteen documents to collect, on one page you can print and tick off.

  • Week 1: free consultation and profile evaluation
  • Weeks 1 to 2: a shortlist of three to five universities with full data
  • Weeks 2 to 6: documents, apostille, translations, SOP and application
  • Weeks 4 to 8: offer letter and invitation letter
  • Weeks 8 to 14: visa processing and pre-departure briefing
  • Day 1 abroad: airport pickup, accommodation and orientation
  • The fourteen-document checklist, from NEET scorecard to travel insurance

One email with the checklist. A counsellor may follow up once; you can say no.

Questions about engineering and STEM abroad

Which engineering universities are on this site?

Georgian Technical University, Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent, Nazarbayev University, Kathmandu University, the American University of Sharjah and Cairo University.

Is there an entrance exam?

It depends on the university. TTPU sets a mathematics exam, Kathmandu University has its own entrance test, Nazarbayev University recommends SAT or ACT, and GTU requires none.

Are scholarships available?

Nazarbayev University offers full tuition scholarships to qualifying international students. Others offer partial awards; the counsellor briefs you on each.

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Get your engineering and STEM shortlist

Tell us the country you are considering and where to call. A counsellor compares the universities on this page against your profile and budget, free.

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