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Course catalogues and fees, structured for comparison.

Education providers publish programmes, fees and entry requirements in very different formats, often in PDFs. We extract and standardise that information from universities, schools and online learning platforms, giving planners and edtech teams a comparable view of the market.

Business challenges

What makes this industry hard to track.

01

Unstructured fee information

Tuition fees often sit in PDFs or long pages, split by residency status, year and study mode.

02

Programme naming

Similar courses carry different titles and credit structures. Mapping to a subject taxonomy is required for comparison.

03

Annual cycles

Fees and requirements are published per intake year, and old pages remain online. Each record must be tied to its intake.

04

Many languages

Institutions across our regions publish in Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, Bahasa and other languages.

What you can track

Eight data points our clients rely on.

Programme catalogue

Course titles, level, subject area and duration.

Tuition fees

Fees by student type, year and study mode.

Intake dates

Start dates and application deadlines by intake.

Entry requirements

Academic and language requirements as published.

Delivery mode

On campus, online or blended, and full or part time.

Scholarships

Published scholarships, discounts and eligibility.

Online course pricing

Prices and subscription plans on learning platforms.

Learner ratings

Course ratings and enrolment counts where shown.

Sample dataset

An illustrative extract.

Illustrative programme and fee extract for postgraduate business courses
CapturedSourceCityProgrammeModeAnnual feeCurrencyNext intake
2026-01-12University ADohaMSc FinanceFull time95000QAR2026-09
2026-01-12University BKuala LumpurMBAPart time38500MYR2026-03
2026-01-12Learning platform COnline (Mexico)Data analytics certificateOnline4990MXNRolling
2026-01-12University DBostonMS Business AnalyticsFull time62400USD2026-09
2026-01-12University EEdinburghMSc ManagementFull time31200GBP2026-09

Illustrative rows. Sources, markets and fields are agreed with you during scoping.

Use cases

How teams put it to work.

Fee benchmarking

Comparable tuition fees by subject, level and student type across competitor institutions, supporting annual fee setting.

Portfolio gap analysis

A map of programmes offered by competitors, showing subjects and formats where you have no offer.

Edtech market tracking

Course catalogues, pricing plans and ratings from online learning platforms, tracked over time.

FAQ

Questions about education and edtech data

Can’t find your answer? Ask an engineer

Can you extract fees from PDF prospectuses?

Yes. Document and PDF extraction is a core service, and fee schedules are a common case. We extract tables into structured fields and check totals against the source.

How do you compare programmes with different names?

We map each programme to a subject and level taxonomy agreed with you. The original title is kept alongside, so the mapping stays transparent.

Do you handle non-English sources?

Yes. We extract content in Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, Bahasa and European languages, with encoding checks to keep text intact. Translation of key fields can be added where useful.

Do you collect student data?

No. We work only with publicly available information about programmes, fees and providers. Personal data about students or staff is outside scope.

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