Destinations
Tunisia
A rich history, inherited from the Phoenician, Roman and Arab civilisations.

Overview
Study in Tunisia
Tunisia, officially known as the Republic of Tunisia, is a country in North Africa, on the Mediterranean coast. It shares borders with Algeria to the west and Libya to the east. Tunisia has a rich history going back to the ancient Phoenician, Roman and Arab civilisations.
Key points
What you should know
Academic excellence
Universities and specialised schools recognised in engineering, medicine, science and the humanities.
Affordable cost
Tuition fees and living costs that stay affordable, with scholarships open to international students.
Cultural diversity
Arab traditions mixed with Berber, Mediterranean and African influences, in a country at the crossroads of two continents.
Our support
What Success Study does for you
Guidance, applications, housing and administrative steps: we follow your application stage by stage, before and after you leave.
- Academic advice and guidance
- We handle the enrolment process at a university school or an approved centre
- Secure housing
- Administrative support
- Online payment
- Personal support from a mentor (social and cultural activities included)
- Airport pickup
- Help with the carte de séjour, the residence permit
Our packs
Choose the pack that matches your plans
Three ways to work with us, depending on whether you are looking for admission, housing, or both.
Admission Pack
Improve your chances with an application prepared down to the last detail.
- Personal advice and guidance
- Joining a private or a public school
- VISA support
Housing Pack
Find housing that is secure and suits you.
- Personal advice and guidance
- Housing search (university hall of residence or shared flat)
- VISA support
Complete Pack
Full support, so you can leave with peace of mind.
- Admission
- Housing
- VISA support
Other destinations
Still deciding? See the other countries where we support students.
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