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Coursefind review

Free#24 of 28 in College Search Platforms

A free web search tool for comparing international courses, fees, requirements and intakes.

6.4/10Editor score
Coursefind6.4 Visit Coursefind

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Coursefind is a free international course search engine for students and parents comparing university options across destinations. Its search covers subject, country, level, duration and intake month, while course pages can show tuition fees, rankings, admission requirements, language requirements, scholarships and other details. The platform includes destinations such as Australia, the UK, Canada, the United States, New Zealand, Singapore, the UAE, Germany and Ireland, making it suited to early-stage international study research.

Its strongest feature is the combination of intake and admissions filtering with side-by-side comparison. Users can review prior-education requirements, language scores, fees in multiple currencies, scholarship tags and intake dates in one search experience. The Free plan includes course search and comparison without fees, and no account is required. That makes Coursefind a practical starting point for students who need to narrow destinations or compare timing before reviewing individual university options.

The main trade-off is platform scope: Coursefind is available on the web rather than across a broader platform ecosystem. Its information also should not be treated as the final authority for an application decision; course information should be checked directly with the relevant university. Students and parents who want a free, international comparison tool should pick Coursefind for discovery and shortlist building. Those who need a confirmed view of current requirements, fees or intake availability should continue with direct university checks before applying.

Coursefind pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Searches programs by subject, country, level, duration and intake month.
    • Compares fees, rankings, requirements, scholarships and intake dates.
    • Shows tuition fees in multiple currencies with no account required.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Access is limited to the web.
    • Course details should be verified directly with universities.
    • Comparison depends on the information available for each course listing.

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