Wide placements after the homepage hero or above the footer.
Advertising with Univs
Reach students while they are actively comparing study options
Plan clearly labelled, first-party campaigns across university, programme, country, service, editorial and discovery pages. Target relevant countries and content without third-party ad networks.
What your plan can include
- Country and content targeting
- Fixed start and end times
- Responsive creative formats
- Aggregate delivery and application-funnel reporting
01Plan
Tell us the audience, countries, timing, budget and preferred pages.
02Review
We confirm availability, placement fit, creative requirements and commercial terms.
03Launch
Approved campaigns start and stop automatically in the agreed timezone.
Placement guide
Where Univs-managed advertisements can appear
Campaigns use the first-party Univs advertising system, not Google Ads. Every creative is reviewed, contextually placed, responsive, and visibly labelled “Advertisement” or “Sponsored”.
Contextual positions within editorial, country, programme, service, and discovery pages.
Right-rail positions on articles, institute profiles, and programme pages.
Responsive creative supplied alongside desktop artwork for smaller screens.
Availability and pricing
There is no universal public rate card. Placement availability, audience, dates, creative support, and reporting requirements are reviewed first, then Univs provides a written campaign plan and quote.
Measurement
Depending on the agreed campaign, aggregate reporting can include viewable impressions, clicks, application starts, completed student submissions, submitted application selections, and captured leads. Student identities and confidential application records are not shared with advertisers.
Campaign enquiry
Tell us what you want to promote
Complete the planning fields below. This is an enquiry, not an automatic booking or payment.
Privacy by design
Campaign reporting is aggregate. Univs does not give advertisers student identities or confidential application information.
