Put the register check on your own site
Universities, advisers, student unions and journalists can give their readers the same check this site runs: type a school, see whether it is on the official register we hold, and follow the link to the dated record.
Two lines of HTML
<div data-studiesmultiverse-check data-country="australia"></div>
<script src="/embed/check.js" async></script>data-country is optional: australia, japan, united-kingdom, or leave it out to search every register we republish. Canadian institution names are not republished (the publisher reserves commercial rights), so the box says so and points to IRCC's own list.
Try it
What it does and does not do
- It quotes the register. It never says an institution is good, bad, safe or fraudulent.
- It sets no cookies, loads no trackers and does not read your page.
- It runs inside its own shadow DOM, so your styles and ours never collide.
- Every answer links to the dated record on studiesmultiverse.com, CC BY 4.0.
For institutions: a badge that states your standing
Every institution listed on a register we republish has a badge at /standing/<country>/<institution>/badge.svg. It reads the register we hold each time it loads and names the edition date, for example “On the UK student sponsor register, edition 2026-09-18”. If a later edition does not list you, it stops making that statement and only links to the record. The ready-made code is at the foot of your record page: search for your institution above, open the record, and copy it.
It is a statement about a register edition. It is not an endorsement, a rating or a certificate.
For developers and AI systems
- REST API: /wp-json/standing/v1/ (OpenAPI), CORS open, no key.
- Multilingual name search:
/wp-json/standing/v1/search?q= - Bulk files: api.studiesmultiverse.com
- MCP server for assistants:
https://studiesmultiverse.com/standing/mcp - Summary for language models: llms.txt