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Published: 9 January 2026
Edition: 1st
Length: 160 pages
Dimensions: 23.4 x 15.6 cm
Key Reviews
"Study Abroad Made Simple is an essential guide for undergraduates seeking transformative global education experiences!"
Ryan Moran, Vice Principal, MPW
"This book is exactly what every school with globally minded students needs. Clear, accessible and grounded in real experience, it demystifies the complex world of international university applications. It's essential reading for any sixth-form team."
Gary Woodward, Careers Specialist and Author
"Neil Roscoe has written a guide that not only informs but empowers. It's a timely and vital tool in an era where students need to think globally to succeed locally."
Ian McLoughlin, Career Coach, University of London
"An invaluable guide for any student, parent, or advisor navigating the world of international university applications. This book offers practical advice and thoughtful case studies, providing a clear roadmap for students seeking to broaden their horizons."
Chris Couch, Head of Careers & University Advising, Latymer Upper School,
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Table of Contents
- An Introduction to Global University Applications
- Understanding Guidance in a Global Context
- Guiding the Way - Decoding Subject Choices an Careers
- Making Your Application Stand Out
- Applications and Standardised Testing
- The European Perspective
- Exploring the East: Applying to Asia, New Zealand and Australia
- Transatlantic Aspirations: Applying to the USA and Canada
- Alternative Pathways – Broadening Horizons Beyond the Traditional Route
- Navigating Costs and Financial Aid
Meet the Author: Neil Roscoe
Neil Roscoe is a university admissions counsellor and teacher at Headstart International School in Phuket, Thailand. He has assisted students into higher education for the past 15 years of his career and has a particular specialist interest in medicine admissions. He is also the former Head of Education and Training at the Royal Society of Biology, UK, where he wrote for their two journals.