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Use our data, in your product or your AI assistant
The institution list and the official figures for 62 countries are open: read them, build on them and quote them, with credit. Every figure carries its official source and the date we checked it, and the official pages are read again every night.
Connect an AI assistant
Studies Multiverse runs a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Any assistant that supports remote MCP connectors can add it with this address:
https://studiesmultiverse.com/mcp
It needs no key. The assistant can then look up a country’s costs, visa money, work hours and post-study stay with their sources and check dates, list dated rule changes, find institutions and check the official register where one exists. In ChatGPT and Claude this is done by adding a custom connector with the address above.
For developers
https://studiesmultiverse.com/api/v1/: the open API, JSON, no keyhttps://studiesmultiverse.com/llms.txtandhttps://studiesmultiverse.com/llms-full.txt: the site and every country’s figures as plain texthttps://studiesmultiverse.com/sitemap.xml: every public page, in seven languages
Reasonable use needs no permission. Please cache results and keep to a few requests a second.
Licence and credit
The data is published under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Credit it as Studies Multiverse, studiesmultiverse.com, with a link where you can. When you quote a figure, keep its check date: a fee or a visa amount without a date is how students get caught out.
One line matters more than the rest. We never say an institution was revoked, banned, shut down or is fraudulent. We report only whether it appeared on a government register edition published on a date. If you use register data, keep that distinction.
Live access for companies and AI developers
If you need more than the open endpoints (notice the day an official figure changes, bulk exports, higher volumes, or a licence for model training) write to admin@studiesmultiverse.com with what you are building. Our crawler rules allow search and answer engines and exclude training crawlers by default; training use is available by agreement.