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Invite a friend or a researcher, and earn study credit

10% of what a student you invited pays, for 90 days, up to $30 each — and they get 5% of their first purchase, up to $5. $10 for a researcher who is approved and delivers $200 of paid work.

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What you are looking for

This is what Synora matches on. Plain sentences work better than keywords.

What a researcher sees

These four are shown. When you write to a researcher, this is what appears beside your message. Your email, nationality, funding position and destinations are not included — a subscription buys a conversation inside Synora, not your details.

The single most useful thing on this page. A supervisor is deciding whether you can do the work.

Pick as many as apply. Being specific gets more replies than "any opportunity".

Eligibility

Why we ask. Your nationality, funding position and qualification are used only to filter scholarships to ones you can actually win. They are never shown to a researcher, never sold, and never reported to a university except as an anonymous count covering at least 12 students. Every field here is optional.

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    Payment is handled by Stripe and Synora never sees your card. Cancel whenever you like — contact stays open until the end of the month you have paid for.

    What it does not buy

    A subscription does not make a researcher reply, and it cannot. Every researcher on Synora chose to be reachable and sets their own limit on how many new conversations they take a week — some take five, some take none. Nobody here can promise you a place, an offer or a scholarship, and anybody who asks you for money to arrange one is running the oldest scam in international education. Report it.

    Searching, reading profiles, match explanations, saved lists and the application tracker are free and stay free, subscribed or not.

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