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Promote a Course or Department

Drive more applications to the programs you choose — no vacant seats.

A targeted campaign for one program, faculty or new launch — shown to students already searching for that subject in your target countries, and measured in applications, not impressions.

One program or a whole faculty Available on the Starter plan Reported per program
Program campaign
Live
MSc Data ScienceFaculty of Computing · Next fall intake
On track
Applications52 of 60 seats
Targeting Data Science & AI searchesIndiaNigeriaVietnam
Where students saw it
  • Featured in subject search results
  • Suggested in course comparisons
  • Recommended by the AI course assistant
This week: +9 applications Weekly report sent to Dean of Computing

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The program problem

Sound familiar?

One program is always the problem

The flagship fills itself. The new MSc, the evening MBA, the faculty nobody's heard of yet — that's where the empty seats are.

University-wide campaigns miss the point

Brand advertising brings enquiries for the courses that were already full, and the budget is spread too thin to move the ones that weren't.

You can't prove what worked

The agency report shows impressions and clicks. Your dean asks how many applications the program got. Those are different conversations.

Promotion should go to the program that needs it — and be measured in the only number that matters.

What you can promote

Built for the programs that don't sell themselves

Pick one, or run a few side by side — each tracked on its own.

An under-enrolled program

The MSc with 60 seats and 18 applications. Fill it this intake, not next year.

A new course or faculty

No history, no word of mouth yet. Put it in front of students already searching the subject.

A specific intake

The January or summer intake that always runs lighter than the autumn one.

A scholarship, pathway or online option

Make the thing that sets the program apart the reason a student clicks.

How it works

From empty seats to a weekly application count

One program, one target, one number to report on.

1

Pick the program and the gap

Which course or faculty, which intake, how many seats you need to fill and in which countries.

2

We target the right searches

Students searching and comparing courses in that subject on FindMyCourse.ai, in your countries — not a broadcast to everyone.

3

Your program appears where they decide

In search results, in comparisons and in AI recommendations — at the moment a student is weighing up options.

4

Applications tracked per program

A report your dean can read: applications this week, applications to date, and how close the program is to full.

Size your gap

How many applications do you actually need?

Put in your seats, your applications so far and your usual application-to-enrolment rate. The number that comes out is the campaign target.

Expected enrolments from current applications5
060 seats
Seats still open55
Applications needed184

Get a campaign plan for this gap
Placements

Where students see your program

Every placement sits inside a student's own search — no banners on unrelated pages.

In subject search results

Featured when a student in your target country searches the subject your program belongs to.

In course comparisons

Shown alongside the programs a student is already weighing up, so yours is in the shortlist.

By the AI course assistant

Recommended when a student asks what to study and your program fits their goals and budget.

On the regional platform for each country

Students see it on the FindMyCourse.ai platform for their own region, in their own language where available.

Why not a university-wide campaign?

Brand campaigns help the programs that were already full

The difference isn't the budget. It's who sees it, which program benefits, and what gets counted.

University-wide advertisingFindMyCourse.ai program campaign
Who sees itEveryone in the target market, whatever they're looking forStudents searching or comparing courses in your subject, in your countries
What gets promotedThe brand — popular programs win by defaultThe one program or faculty you choose
What's measuredImpressions, clicks, cost per clickApplications per program, week by week
BudgetSpread across everythingFocused on the seats you need to fill
TimingA fixed media planRuns until the seats fill or the intake closes — pause or switch programs any time
Who it helpsThe programs that were already fillingThe ones that weren't
Plans

Where it fits

Run it on its own for one program, or pair it with the solution that catches the students it sends you.

Starter This solution alone

1 of 5 solutions

A campaign for the program or faculty that needs it, with its own weekly application report. Nothing else required.

Growth Most popular pairing

3 of 5 solutions

Promotion + website conversion + AI calling. Students the campaign sends you are caught on your site and called back within minutes.

Complete

All 5 solutions

Promotion across every faculty, as one part of the whole journey from first search to enrolment.

Pairs well with

Turn Website Visitors into Applicants

A campaign sends students to your program page. If that page doesn't turn them into an enquiry, the campaign leaks. Add website conversion and every student the campaign brings is matched and guided to apply before they leave.

See website conversion

Compare all three plans →

What admissions teams say

Programs that filled because someone promoted them

★★★★★

Lower cost per enrolment

FindMyCourse.ai helped us significantly reduce our cost per enrollment while improving lead quality. Within two quarters, the ROI impact was clear.

PG
Parveen GargDirector, BCC Group
★★★★★

Better conversions

Leads come in already qualified, so our team spends less time chasing and more time enrolling the right students.

SK
Steven KellyCMO
FAQ

Questions deans and program directors ask

Yes — that's the point. One course, one faculty, one intake. If you run several, each is targeted and reported separately, so you always know which program the applications belong to.
Students on FindMyCourse.ai who are searching or comparing courses in your program's subject area, in the countries you choose. It isn't a broadcast — a student looking for nursing won't see your MBA.
You get applications per program, enquiries, and where students saw the program — reported [weekly / at your chosen cadence]. If the number your dean cares about isn't moving, you'll know within the first report, not at the end of the intake.
[Your minimum term — e.g. one month —] and then until the seats fill or the intake closes. You can pause, extend, or switch the campaign to a different program at any point.
Yes. Choose the countries, and the intake, the campaign should focus on — and change them mid-campaign if a market isn't responding.
It's plan-based, not per click. [Starter covers a campaign for one program / up to X programs.] Tell us the program and the seats you need and we'll scope it — no agency mark-ups, no media plan to sign off.
No. Promotion works on its own. The most common addition is website conversion, because a campaign is only as good as the program page it sends students to.

Which program needs students this intake?

Tell us the program and the seats. We'll show you what a campaign would look like, and where it would run, before you commit to anything.