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Prague Summer Schools to Offer a Program on Education - the Future of School

From June 29th to July 6th, 2024, the vibrant city of Prague will host the annual Prague Summer Schools, organized by NGO Schola Empirica. We are pleased to present its upcoming program on  ...

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Starting Early, Thinking Big: Citizens School Unveils Entrepreneurship Curriculum For Learners Three Years Young

Citizens School announces the launch of its Entrepreneurship Curriculum, an innovative educational programme, designed to be age-appropriate and meet the learning needs of each age group starting as young as FS1 (age 3) to Year 8 (age 13). This pioneering initia ...

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How to Improve Your Revision Technique

Enhancing your revision skills is crucial. It can elevate your learning process and make it more effective. A well-structured revision study technique is key to achieving better results. Let's delve into the different approaches you can adopt to improve your revision technique. Understanding Revision Techniques Firstly, unde ...

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Learning Curve: The New Education Policy

The new education policy (NEP) 2020 is finally upon us. This year, it is widely expected to be implemented in major parts of the country from nursery level to higher education leading to 4-year degree course. In my memory, no previous education policy has bern hyped so much but it is not surprising : the NEP promises (threatens) to restructure education at all levels in fundamental way ...

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A Hub for Academic Excellence and Spiritual Growth

Lee University, located in Cleveland, Tennessee, is an esteemed institution that offers a transformative educational experience to its students. Established in 1918 as a Bible training school, the university has grown and evolved over the years, emerging as a hub for academic excellence and spiritual growth. With a strong emphasis on faith, community, and scholarship, Lee University pr ...

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Promoting STEM education for sustainable economic development

Advancement in technology in today’s world revolves around sound science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education.  STEM education is instrumental for the development of any nation. The contribution of STEM to social, industrial and economic life globally have been felt on all phases of human life. ...

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University of Hawaiʻi establishes Genome Research Center to understand health disparities

Researchers from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa are establishing a genome research center that will focus on Hawaiʻi’s diverse populations with the goal of better understanding the causes of certain diseases, like specific cancer and heart disorders that disproportionately impact different racial and ethnic groups, including Native Hawaiians and Asian Americans. ...

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Education International joins global call to invest in girls’ rights

October 11, the International Day of the Girl Child, is a day of mobilisation and action to advance the rights of girls around the world. Amid worrying developments that have undone decades of progress on girls’ rights, Education International joins allies from around the world in calling for governments and the international community to invest in and protect girls&rsquo ...

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Covid related school absences in Merseyside are rising

At least 3,000 children across Merseyside were absent from classrooms due to Covid-19 in the last week before half-term. A union representing  ...

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University Researchers Engineer Stronger-than-Steel Material from Glass-coated DNA

Researchers at the University of Connecticut and Brookhaven National Lab have taken material science to a new frontier. By employing an innovative combination of DNA and glass, they’ve developed an extraordinarily strong and lightweight material with potential applications ranging from energy-efficient vehicles to improved body armor. This unusual combi ...

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Sligo University Hospital delighted to launch upgraded Paediatric Facilitates

Young patients attending the Paediatric Outpatients and Physiotherapy Departments in Sligo University Hospital (SUH) can enjoy renovated spaces which focus on stimulation and play. The Paediatric Outpatient play area was re-designed recently to create a more relaxing environment for children who are waiting for their appointment.  ...

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MSU researchers receive $750K grant to study soil health amid changing rainfall patterns

The funding comes from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Institute of Food and Agriculture. A team of Michigan State University researchers has received a $750,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture to evaluate soil health changes from intensive rainfall and/or drought. ...

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The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center launches iReferral Interoperability with Lifeline of Ohio to Streamline CMS-Required Donor Referral Process

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and Lifeline of Ohio, the federally designated Organ Procurement Organization (OPO) serving Central and Southeast Ohio, have launched InVita Healthcare Technology's  ...

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AI in the Classroom – New Guidance From the Department of Education

The U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational Technology has published new guidance for educational institutions and policymakers as they consider the role of AI-based tools in education. This guidance is an important starting point for schools as they refine their data and AI strategies. With the current focus on generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) ...

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Friends of the University of Notre Dame becomes sponsor of Notre Dame Athletics

Friends of the University of Notre Dame, Inc., a collective working to bring NIL opportunities to Notre Dame student-athletes, is announcing its collaboration with Notre Dame Global Partnerships. "We are so proud to be able to work with a tremendous organization and board of directors at Friends of the University of No ...

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Educating School Districts About the Importance of Clean Transportation

(Family Features) Although most school districts have implemented technology that makes it easy to connect with teachers, you may still wonder how to create dialogue within your district about larger scale issues than your child's homework assignments. One example is sustainability, which is an issue many parents feel strongly about. Opening conversations ...

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American University Kyiv Selects Anthology Student to Power Student-Centered Support

Anthology, a leading provider of education solutions, today announced that American University Kyiv (AUK) has selected Anthology' ...

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Harding University introduces new Professional Pathway

Harding University has announced it will offer a new degree format for its Master of Science in cardiac function and interventional technology tailored to working professionals in the industry starting this fall. The part-time, hybrid format is called the Master of Science in Cardiac Function and Interventional Technology - Professional Pathway, also known as CFIT-Pro. This intensive 3 ...

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VIN Foundation Student Loan Repayment Simulator Adds Crucial Proposed Changes

The VIN Foundation announces multiple updates to the critically acclaimed Student Loan Repayment Simulator. The VIN Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, providing tools and resources to support pre-veterinary students, veterinary students, and veterinarians throughout their careers. The US Department of Education recently proposed the phase out of the Pay as you ...

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Terra Dotta’s Second Annual “Study Abroad Survey"

In its second annual Study Abroad Survey: The Voice of the Students, Terra Dotta, a leading global engagement education technology provider, today revealed that nearly 3 out of 4 of the 200+ U.S. college students surveyed, and 80% of the college freshmen, expressed interest in study abroad ...

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San Francisco Bay University Welcomes Students Back

San Francisco Bay University is pleased to announce the return of its students for the spring trimester. As the university continues to adapt to the changing needs of higher education, it is excited to offer a variety of in-person and online classes to meet the diverse needs of its student body. "We are delighted to welcome new and existing students back ...

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Auburn University's Futures Studio providing impactful experience

Roughly 220 miles south of the "Loveliest Village on the Plains," a group of talented and dedicated Auburn University students are working hard to extend the reach of their university while gaining valuable experience that will propel them into their careers after graduation. Mobile, Alabama's  ...

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China students return home amid COVID travel spread fears

Some Chinese universities say they will allow students to finish the semester from home in hopes of reducing the potential of a bigger COVID-19 outbreak during the January Lunar New Year travel rush. It wasn’t clear how many schools were taking part, but universities in Shanghai and nearby cities said students would be given the option of either returni ...

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China students return home amid COVID travel spread fears

Some Chinese universities say they will allow students to finish the semester from home in hopes of reducing the potential of a bigger COVID-19 outbreak during the January Lunar New Year travel rush. It wasn’t clear how many schools were taking part, but universities in Shanghai and nearby cities said students would be given the option of either returni ...

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Stetson University Named A 'Green College’ By The Princeton Review

The Princeton Review has named Stetson University to its Guide to Green Colleges for the seventh time, highlighting the school's strong commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainability. Stetson was selected for the 2023 list of Green Colleges, which recognizes the nation's most environmentally responsible institutions. The university was ...

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Top Countries to Study Abroad as an American Student

Education is important for every person because it explains various aspects and phenomena of life. It enriches our experience and teaches the necessary skills. At times, students do not want to study in their native lands. This desire can be caused by a weak educational system, no chances to develop, find yourself, or some other reasons. Such students intend to choose from the best cou ...

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Where China and the world are heading, and how we can help: Gen Z speak up

Co-sponsored by Tsinghua University and China Daily, the Global Generation Z Forum 2022 was held at Tsinghua University on Nov 14. At the forum, members of Generation Z from more than 30 countries talked about their interpretation of what happened at the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and on its significance to the world. ...

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Five Ways To Make The Education Loan Process Easier To Study Abroad

A good credit score, reputed institute and accurate documentation are some of the factors that can make the education loan process smoother to study abroad. Every year thousands of students plan to go abroad for higher studies from India. According to the latest data from the Ministry of External Affairs, the number of students going abroad increased even after t ...

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Emotional intelligence online course launched

A new online course on emotional intelligence has been launched by Aalto University Executive Education (Aalto EE). ...

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Lack of attention to students’ needs is fuelling university dropouts

Academic performance and programme satisfaction are the most important reasons why students drop out of higher education, new research conducted by a management member of GBSB Global Business School reveals. ...

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Applications open for eleventh year of Southwark scholarships

Southwark Council invites would-be university students who are worried about paying tuition fees to apply for this year’s Southwark Scholarship Scheme. Since the scheme began in 2011, the council has helped 121 young people (under 25 years) to pursue higher education through the scholarship award. Applicants need to meet the eligi ...

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Volunteering at the RUH inspires the next generation of nurses

Student volunteers are not involved with any medical care but provide a valuable support service to patients and staff, which includes light cleaning, serving drinks to patients and providing a listening ear. ...

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Studying in Vienna

German was the first foreign language that I learnt at school, and it’s safe to say that it had me at hallo. Intrigued by the language that has a far worse reputation than it deserves, I decided to study English & German at university, and as is conventional for language-based degree programmes, a year abroad was compulsory. After completing my fi ...

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Working in the US using a J-1 Student visa

Upon returning to my university student house on a cold rainy January day after a festive Christmas break to embark on the second term of my degree, I was greeted by a pile of dishes that had clearly sat in the sink for the entire two weeks I was gone and of course, a broken boiler. After changing back into my Christmas pj’s (even though it was 2pm) and piling blankets on top ...

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How You Can Protect Your Schoolchild During Covid-19

The coronavirus pandemic has changed the face of education worldwide. Going back to school has become a worrisome matter for a lot of parents, and it’s no wonder that you might just be wondering how you can keep your child safe during this crisis. Don’t worry – read on to find out the ins and outs of going to school during the pandemic, and what you can do ...

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College Consensus Publishes Aggregate Ranking

College Consensus (https://www.collegeconsensus.com/), a unique college ratings website that aggregates publisher rankings and student reviews, has published its annual ranking of the Best Colleges and Universities for 2021 at  ...

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Vintro opens its digital doors to the world

Vintro today announced the launch of a global platform, that provides access for great ideas to benefit from the power of great connections. Over 800 world class leaders in fields as diverse as sport, business, music and politics, can be reached through the platform, offering their advice, expertise and experience to a new generation of entrepreneurs. ...

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Mavrck Launches Influence University

Mavrck, the industry's leading all-in-one influencer marketing solution and team of experts, has launched Influence University, an influencer marketing curriculum and certification program for aspiring influencer marketing experts and practitioners. As the influencer marketing industry grows, now more than a $13 billion in ...

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New Academic Travel Insurance Program Launched

InsureMyTrip, the nation's leading travel insurance comparison site today announced the launch of its new  ...

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Young Adults Are on an Uncertain Road to Retirement

With increasing strain on social security systems globally and the economic effects of the pandemic intensifying, young adults are setting out on an uncertain journey of work and money. They are expecting to self-fund an even greater proportion of their retirement income than previous generations. However, few young adult workers (age 20 to 29) think they are on course to achieve their ...

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Novavax COVID-19 vaccine trial opens at UT Health

San Antonians will have the opportunity to participate in the fifth international COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial beginning in January through UT Health San Antonio and its clinical partner, University Health System, now referred to as University Health. Barbara Taylor, MD, MS, is principal investigator of the local study site, which is part of the COVID-19 Preve ...

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Student outcomes improve with weekend feeding programs

New research from Lycoming College's Mica Kurtz, associate professor of economics, provides strong evidence that weekend feeding programs produce increased reading and math scores in young students. An article on the topic, "Weekend Feeding ("BackPack") programs and student outcomes," written by Kurtz and co-authors  ...

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StudentShare Offers Invaluable Resource for Students

StudentShare was set up by students – for students. Five years ago, a group of students shared the problems they faced writing acade ...

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Student Safety is Paramount at A+ World Academy

At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, A+ World Academy implemented strict quarantine measures both on board the ship and off, protecting students and faculty from potential exposure from local populations. Food delivery, housing, and transportation were conducted under the most stringent safety standards, and leadership at A+ World Academy provided complete transparency amid the globa ...

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United States Hosts Over 1 Million International Students

The 2020 Open Doors® Report on International Educationa ...

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U EXPERIENCE BRINGS A NEW PLATFORM FOR COLLEGE EDUCATION

The U Experience, the innovative new company offering students a safe, contained, and fun way to experience college during the pandemic, today an ...

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Student Teams' Cutting-Edge Innovations

A glimpse into the future of American innovation and emerging technological trends from the nation's brightest young innovators — from bioadhesives to cancer treatments — were recognized and honored this week at the 2020 Collegiate Inventors Competition®, an annual competition for college and university students and their advisers. ...

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For College Students, the Next Trip is Still TBD

Colleges across the U.S. have taken vastly different approaches to learning right now due to COVID-19. Some campuses re-opened to students in the fall, while others opted to offer online-only classes or a mix of in-person and online coursework. The result has had profound impacts on where students learn, how they stay connected to campus and classmates, and their travel and leisure act ...

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Introducing Lost Travel's Wayward: The App for Adventurers

Available today, the app Wayward offers independent travelers and event organizers the simplest way to track and share adventures around the ...

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Medical Scribing and How It Benefits Pre-Med School Students

If your end goal is to go to med school and embark on a career in medicine, know that many students begin their journey as a medical scribe. This career provides you with tons of opportunities to immerse yourself in the medicine world, giving you hands-on experience in how to deal with patients, as well as working alongside a physician. If you’re unsure of what path to take, ...

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The U Experience Brings A New Platform

The U Experience, the innovative new company offering students a safe, contained, and fun way to experience college during the pandemic, today an ...

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29-Year-Old Dubbed "the Millennial Millionaire" Launches Book

Today, Blake Konrardy, 29-year-old author and self-made millionaire, launched his book Millennial Millionaire: Optimize Your Financial Life and Get Rich to usher in the next generation of wealth. While the average Millennial has a net worth of just $8,000, Konrardy has achieved millionaire status by identifying small life changes that optimize every ...

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Rural communities coping with school challenges

Approximately 35 miles west of Fresno is the agricultural town of Mendota with a population of 11,000. There's no bank, no pharmacy, and most of these rural students lack technology and internet access. Although it is ranked at the top of the 50 worst cities to live in the country, it's home to one of the most innovative and successfu ...

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Denny's Kicks Off 2020 Hungry For Education Program

Denny's today announced the kickoff of the eighth annual Hungry for Education™ Scholarship Program. Through the program, Denny's will be awarding more than $50,000 in scholarships to deserving high school and college students throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. The Denny's Hu ...

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These Colleges are in the Real World, Making it Better

Despite the Ivory Tower cliche, most higher education institutions are in the community -- both locally and internationally -- to help make the world a better place. Great Value Colleges (GVC) did extensive research to find the 30 Colleges That Are Excelling at Community Outreach. What these colleges are doing -- from community outreach to the coronavirus battle -- is amazing. ...

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Tips and Safety Tricks for Planning a Fall Solo Trip

As summer winds down, many are starting to consider their fall travel plans, even in these uncertain times. In fact, as travel norms shift in the wake of COVID-19, a lot of people are opting to travel alone.  ...

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College Students Don't Feel Safe Returning to Campus

A new survey of full-time college students found that 31% are deeply worried about their safety if they have to go back to school in the fall of 2020. The survey, conducted by ValuePenguin.com by LendingTree, aimed to understand college students' feelings about returning to campus in the fall, and their thoughts around the health implications of reopening colleges while COVID-1 ...

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North Park University Embraces Faith during COVID-19

As higher education institutions across the country make decisions in support of slowing the spread of the coronavirus,  ...

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Introduction to Bilingual Solutions V.O.F Nkobi/Jandausch

Winners in the iStudy Awards for Most Innovative in Education and Training Bilingual Solutions was founded in 2009 by Tina Nkobi and Alexandra Jandausch. They have assisted clients in creating high-end instructional design solutions ...

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Howard University President Discusses the Fall Re-Opening

Howard University President Wayne A. I. Frederick, M.D., MBA recently sat down with alumna and journalist Anna-Lysa Gayle of WJLA ABC 7 for a WHUT TV special titled, "Howard University Re-Opening Plan for Fall 2020." During the conversation, Dr. Frederick highlights the University's plan t ...

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Study.com Unveils Top Business School Rankings for 2020

Study.com, a leading online education platform, today released its  ...

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Academy of Art University School of Fashion Students Team Up

Academy of Art University School of Fashion students are embarking on a weekly mask-making project in which they are constructing masks for the underserved community of San Francisco.  This project comes as fashion students discussed ways of  ...

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Successful Expansion of 'Musio,' an AI Educational Social Robot

AKA (CEO Raymond Jung), the developer behind AI educational social robot Musio, completed distribution and installation of Musio to Jeju Mureung Innovation Elementary and Middle School (Principal Hee-sun Kim), showing its successful entry into the Korea Market. Starting with the innovation school category (so-called Hyuck Shin Schools) that the Ministry of Education h ...

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The Boston Architectural College Hires Key Cabinet Positions

The Boston Architectural College (BAC) announces Dr. Victoria Liptak as its new Vice President for Academic Affairs and Sydney Leo as its new Vice President of Finance and Administration. Prior to joining the BAC, Dr. Liptak was Chief Academic Officer at Kendall College of Art and Design, Ferris State Universi ...

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Five of the best cities to study German

More people speak German as their native language than any other language in Europe. With German being the official language of Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, and, of course, Germany, there are plenty of cities to choose from for an immersive language learning experience. Here, are our top five picks. Vienna ...

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Maria Slavova on Studying in England

Growing up on the Black Sea Coast as a child meant most of my days were spent trying to communicate with children of different nationalities and language backgrounds. I remember one particular instance when, in desperation to find a friend to play with, I tried to talk with a blonde girl who greeted me with a very British ‘hello’. I had taken a couple of trips to my ...

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An interview with Dr Arsalan Iqbal

Founded in 2017, Cambridge Management and Leadership School is an innovative academic institution specialising in the fields of business management and leadership. Based in Cambridge, the school offers both an interesting, rigorous curriculum for campus-based students, and industry-leading online distance learning for those based around the world. Courses range from pre-university educ ...

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Volunteering with wildlife in South Africa

Upon taking a gap year between sixth-form and university, I knew a stint of travelling over the summer months should be on my agenda, and South Africa had always been high on my hit-list. Having dreamt of doing a safari in South Africa from a young age (mainly attributed to a childhood of watching ITV’s ‘Wild at Heart’ on Sunday evenings), I couldn&rsq ...

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Top 10 Graduate Employers in the United States

The USA has the largest economy in the world, offering job security and career progression for recent graduates. It is also the world leader in product development and designing new technologies and, with such a diverse selection of cities and businesses, there’s sure to be something for you. Adobe Systems ...

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Five of the best bases in Asia for digital nomads

More than ever, those who want to say goodbye to the monotony of the office are tempted into the world of remote working. With a strong internet connection and a reasonable amount of self-motivation being the only tools required to work from anywhere in the world, it’s no wonder that so many people are becoming digital nomads. Asia’s prime locations offer affordable ...

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Ten reasons to study in Canada

Canada is growing in popularity amongst students all over the world as a place to study. In 2016/17 international students made up 12% of all Canadian university enrolments1, and this figure looks set to grow. The country’s education system offers a wide range of course types, from three to eight month certificates to full bachelor’s degrees. Not only is the quality ...

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Students encouraged to take on leadership

University of Delaware Horn Entrepreneurship& ...

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Four Surprising Things Travel Insurance Covers

Most travelers know travel insurance can cover them for common travel mishaps, such as a medical emergency, travel delay, or lost baggage. However, many are unaware that their policy may cover a number of less common, but equally costly trip scenarios. Travel insurance comparison site, Squaremouth, explains 4 surprising situations that travel insurance can cover. ...

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Summer Travel Planning: Hot Tips To Help You Keep Your Cool

Sunny skies, barbeques, sight-seeing, and beach trips. What more can we ask for? The warm weather has finally settled in and it's time to start planning that long-anticipated summer trip. Maybe this is the year you decide to steer clear of the typical beach trip and decide to go somewhere historical to sightsee. Wherever it may be, this is the perfect time to get your travel pl ...

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Why Bingo is Becoming so Popular

Bingo has been a firm favourite amongst gamblers for hundreds of years and continues to be a popular pursuit for both new and experienced players, gaming at sites such as Barbados Bingo. In recent years, statistics have revealed that more and more younger people are being drawn to the game. So why have men and ...

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The Best Places To Visit For Mature Students

If your college life is starting to feel monotonous, it’s probably because you’re missing the most enlivening experiences in life. Studying abroad can turn around your lackluster college career and give you some of the most unforgettable moments. However, this can be expensive, and those of us without the financial means can feel locked out of the adventure. Nonethe ...

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Out of Your Comfort Zone and into a New Kind of Classroom

For three weeks this spring, Hun freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will participate in a ground-breaking immersion learning experience designed to offer a deep exploration of real-world topics. Beginning May 15th, 400 students will take a three-week mini-course designed to take them out of the classroom and into the origin of an event, problem, or theory (in places like&nb ...

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Millennials Are The New Wildlife Conservation Heroes

Economists estimate that globally at least 971 million people volunteer each year. Quite surprisingly, these volunteers comprise mainly of Millennials, aged 18 to 25. Their volunteer projects of choice are wildlife conservation and education, with 70% of volunteers at these projects being Millennials. This matches the results of an earlier  ...

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Calling All Students Ages 13-18 Years Old

The Breakthrough Prize Foundation announced today the launch of its fifth annual Breakthrough Junior Challenge, a global student science and mathematics competition designed to inspire creative thinking about fundamental concepts in the life sciences, physics and mathematics. All students must register at  ...

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How Boarding Schools Prepare Young People for College

Academic achievement is important in preparing a high school graduate to pursue a higher education.  However, getting top grades in rigorous courses by itself doesn't fully equip a young person to succeed later.  A growing number of parents are realizing the need for their children to develop self-relianc ...

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Top 10 Graduation Gift Ideas

It's that gift giving time of year again.  No, not the holidays, but graduation season.  With all the work and emotion it's taken to get to that day, it's perhaps the toughest gift season of all to navigate.  That might be why the most widely offered graduation gifts last year were cash and gift cards, according to the National Retail ...

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A Guide to Study Medicine in Belize

Many people won’t have heard of the small country of Belize, especially students who will be surprised to hear of its underrated potential when it comes to being a place to study.  Situated between Mexico and Guatemala, Belize is the only Central American country where English is the offici ...

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Best Language Schools in France

Centre international rennais d’études du français pour étrangers Rennes https://www.univ-rennes2.fr/cirefe Located on the campus of Universit&e ...

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University of Georgia Deploys Terra Dotta

Terra Dotta, the trusted leader in higher education travel, study abroad and international program management solutions, today announced that the University of Georgia (UGA) is using its Study Abroad solution and Alert Traveler mobile app. Sending nearly 3,000 students ...

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Choosing the school that’s right for your children

It’s the all-important task, choosing the ideal school for our children - so where do we start? Well, the first thing to remember is that every child is different. Each child has qualities that would make them more suited to one particular school over another. These qualities can be anything from their academic abilities, right down to their gender. The second is to identify ...

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iStudy speak with Lisa Matthews, Principle at Bamford Academy

Lisa Matthews, Principal at Bamford Academy, started her teaching career in a secondary school in deprived inner city area of Manchester. She has taught in mainstream and independent primary and secondary schools in the UK, Ireland, South Korea and Thailand and her experience spans from primary to Sixth Form. Lisa has a passion for teacher development and has been a teacher trainer for ...

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Choosing the Right University

Nobody wants to spend three years of their life living in Hull or Stoke-on-Trent unless they really have to, least of all paying £9,000 per year or more for the privilege. However, choosing the right university isn’t just about picking the right city – some of these less glamorous cities also happen to offer prestigious courses in certain specialist subjec ...

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Oxford vs. Cambridge: what’s the right university for you?

Oxford and Cambridge are two of the most highly regarded universities both in the UK and around the world, placing 5th (Oxford) and 6th (Cambridge) in the QS’ Best World Universities League Tables. Both universities have fantastic resources for its students and industry-leading professors but, you cannot apply to both universities ...

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Overcoming the challenges of living in the UK

While the UK is a good place to study for those born here, it is also a popular option for international students. There are a wide number of challenges like feeling lonely in a different country; setting up bank accounts that require proof of address; and the worry of being unemployed once you finish studying. However, language is probably the single biggest obstacle to overcome for n ...

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Cultural Learning Aids of Italy

With the help of popular media, you will soon be able to go full Pavarotti and profess your Italian language skills with a loud and booming ‘Vincerò!’ TV Shows Beginner: Scuola di vampiri This children’s hor ...

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Launch of a new Net Languages General English Course

  Net Languages has announced that it will launch a new version of its 8-level General English online course on 2nd January 2019. In collaboration with the speech recognition service provider Carnegie Speech, Net Languages has incorporated a wide variety of speech recognition exercises into the online course material. Using the latest technology, student ...

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Sian Hanson on Studying in Rennes, France

Growing up in a Francophile household, I was always surrounded by an eclectic mixture of Claude Monet’s early Impressionist chef-d’œuvres, Julia Child’s favourite pastries, and regular screenings of Audrey Tartou in Le Fabuleux Destin de Amélie Poulain. While I had been for ...

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new program will land you one of the highest paying jobs

 App Academy, the #1 ranked coding school in the United States, announced today that it has launched a new online platform, App Academy Open&l ...

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Four of the Best Universities in the UK

University of Oxford www.ox.ac.uk The oldest university in the English speaking world, the University of Oxford consistently ranks as one of the most prestigious global educational institutions. One of the most stringent entry requirements in the world pro ...

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Study, work or teach?

What to do on a year abroad? For many students heading abroad is probably one of the most exciting experiences of their lives as it is a chance to meet new people, learn new things, and, excuse the cliché, ‘discover yourself’. Whether you’re going abroad for your gap year o ...

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What Everyone Needs to Know When Traveling Abroad

On a visit earlier this year to India, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeauwent to great lengths to fit in, wearing heavily embroidered kurtas and showing off his polished Bhangra moves at a reception. While traditional wisdom suggests that Indians should have appreciated this, the actual reaction was  ...

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Understanding the Costs of Studying in the United States

Studying in the United States can be a fantastic experience. The extensive resources and incredible intellectual capital generated by professors and students alike creates a truly unique learning environment with a multitude of options. However, there is always the question of cost. Horror stories of lifelong savings accounts, juggling two or three part-time jobs, and countless student ...

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Spain vs Latin America – Where to brush up on your Spanish?

With an estimated 400-450 million people having Spanish as their mother tongue, it is the world’s second most spoken language and an official language in 21 countries across Europe, South America, Central America, The Caribbean and Africa. An important language in business, culture and communication, choosing to learn Spanish could be the best decision you’ve ever m ...

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Working, Studying or Volunteering in Thailand

Working Earning money and gaining fantastic occupational experience in Thailand proves your commitment, confidence and ambition to future employers. But, before you start job hunting it is vital that you understand the law. Under the Alien Employment Act there some professions that are reserved for nationals. These ...

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The Highlights of Spending Your Summer at Camp

We’ve all been there. Uni’s finished and the bursary money has long been spent – leaving you with a very empty bank account and in urgent need of finding a job. However, not all summer jobs have to be as boring as stacking shelves and tidying up piles of clothes in shops. If you’re interested in travelling, and looking for a great way to enhance ...

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Best Language Schools in the UK

LILA* Liverpool Liverpool www.lilalovetolearn.com If you are looking for a vibrant, iconic and cultural destination then LILA* Liverpool is the school for you. Located in the heart of the city centre students can enjoy cou ...

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The Best Universities in Italy

Bologna (L’Università degli Studi di Bologna) About the University: Considered to be the oldest university in the western world, the University of Bologna very much paved the way for the university education system as we know it today. Dating back to 1088, this h ...

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Where to stay during your time abroad

Figuring out where to stay is one of the most important and stressful decisions for your time abroad. Whether participating in a homestay, finding your own individual accommodation, or going directly through a university or student accommodation option, there are benefits and challenges to each choice. Different programmes and universities will provide and suggest different options dep ...

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Overcoming the Challenges of Living in China

Moving to China is certainly not without its challenges. The impenetrable language and ancient culture paired with the dense population and a rapidly changing environment mean that China can seem a little overwhelming at times. Fortunately there are a number of things you can do to make sure that when problems arise, which they almost certainly will, you are ready to deal with them.< ...

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Three Seconds Can Save A Life

Lake Stevens High School FCCLA in Lake Stevens, Washington won a $3,500prize for their school by placing first in the Safe Rides-Save Lives PSA Contest, a national competition developed by the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) and sponsored by The National Road Safety Foundation. The contest is int ...

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Shanghai Academy Commitment to Research of Public Art

On the afternoon of December 20th, after heated discussions and summaries by the art professionals from home and abroad at the Oil Painting Platform of the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts, Shanghai University, the series of activities of 2017 Public Art International Academic Cooperation officially came to an end. This project is ...

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China's Top University Unleashes Innovation Vitality

On October 21, 2017, Zhejiang University International Campus was officially open. About one year ago, Professor Philip T. Krein, a fellow of the American Academy of Engineering, came to Zhejiang University (ZJU) in China. In this university with the reputation as the "Oriental Cambridge", he got a new title as the full-tim ...

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Student Experiments SOAR on NASA's WB-57 High-Altitude Aircraft

More than 130 students from seven schools worked with NASA engineers to design experiments to fly high-altitude Student Opportunities in Airborne Research (SOAR) missions last week that also collected data for atmospheric research. The project started in July and culminated with a weeklong visit to Johnson Space Center's o ...

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Babson Is the No. 1 College for International Students

Forbes has once again named Babson the No. 1 college in its annual ranking of the 50 Best U.S. Colleges fo ...

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"Fearless" Scholarship Offers $5,000 to Study Abroad

The American Institute For Foreign Study (AIFS), a world leader in international education and cultural exchange, today announced the launch of the Fearless Global Citizen Scholarship for study abroad. The need-based scholarship is worth $5,000 and is available to all eligible college students who study abroad o ...

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Send Your Students Off Safely This Semester

Summer has come and gone, and it's time to send the kids back to school. There's a lot of preparation involved, with back-to-school shopping topping the to-do list. Some items jump readily to mind for your shopping list, while others may be less likely but are every bit as important – for example, GAP waivers and other protections for your driving-age child.&l ...

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Top Ten Hottest Countries for Internships in 2017

International internship placement company, Global Nomadic (https://globalnomadic.com/), has conducted new research to compile a list of the top 10 most popular countries to intern during 2017. Based on all the data gathered from searches on its website this year(1), the top 10 list is: & ...

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Five Reasons to Learn Italian

Italy is home to 50 UNESCO World Heritage Sites of architectural and cultural beauty.  These wondrous sites are essential sight-seeing for design, art, history, archaeology, architecture and art history students.  Learning Italian will make your exploration practically easier and more authen ...

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Your Guide to Buying Medical Travel Insurance

Travelling is one of the best ways to learn new things in life. This world is a beautiful place, and if you have the money and time, travelling is going to be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. However, there are certain rules and regulations that you must abide by. First of all, almost every country requires you to have travel insurance before you enter. Travel insura ...

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Studying in Finland

According to the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), Finland is known as the best and most advanced educational system in the world attracting student from all parts of the globe.  So what makes Finland such a great place to study? ...

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A Student Guide to Peru

Peru is starting to gain more attention in the world of tourism as a popular alternative to more expensive trips to South American countries such as Brazil and Argentina. Prized with a plethora of attractive places to visit and a cultural heritage that pre-dates the birth of Christ, Peru has excitement to off ...

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Work, Volunteer and Study in Peru

Work International students and graduates looking for ...

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VOLUNTEERING OVERSEAS - 11 WAYS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

After what probably feels like a lifetime of studying and revising for exams, many students are keen to spread their wings before embarking on further education or setting foot on the career ladder. Travelling overseas on a volunteer project provides a great opportunity to be more than just a tourist.  There’s a real chance to do good for others who are less fortunat ...

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Studying in Mexico

When you first picture Mexico you may be familiar with TV or movie scenes showing dynamic spring-break parties, beautiful sandy beaches and top hotels.  On the other hand, Mexico’s rich ancient history boasts an array of diverse cultures and societies having once been home to the Mayans and ...

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Teaching English As A Foreign Language

TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) in China is a fantastic opportunity not to be missed.  Imagine walking into a classroom of well-behaved students all looking up to you ready to learn.  As a teacher, you’ll be passing your English language skills to a class of friendly and determined students; knowing that what you’re doing will boost y ...

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Become An Intern in Britain and Stand Out From The Crowd

In an increasingly competitive job market, it is even more important to try to make your resume stand out from the crowd if you want to give yourself the best opportunity of finding employment in the future.  Work abroad specialist, BUNAC, can help by offering the chance to live and work in the UK for up to six months on its Intern in Britain program:  the ideal way o ...

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Life as a Foreign Student in China

As Mandarin Chinese is gaining more importance than ever in the world, more people are looking to learn the language to remain competitive in the job market. An increasing number of state and independent schools in the UK and worldwide have included Mandarin Chinese in their curriculum, yet the best place to learn is still in China. Not only will you be able to practice your Mandarin C ...

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Learning at Kurus English

Kurus English is an extraordinary language school situated in Cape Town, South Africa.  They offer the highest quality English tuition, bringing together classroom based small group learning and Language Excursions into the real world specifically designed to extend your knowledge of the English language.  These not only give you a fun and engaging way to learn a new ...

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Mountbatten Institute

Founded in 1984, Mountbatten Institute is dedicated to giving ambitious young professionals the tools to enhance their international perspective and future prospects.  With a portfolio of leading corporate partners, Mountbatten works in collaboration with the excellent Graduate School of Management and Social Sciences at St Mary’s University, UK.  Designed f ...

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Surf Schools in Tamarindo

Surfing isn’t just for men with long blonde wavy hair and tanned muscular bodies; it’s the perfect way to enjoy Costa Rica’s stunning coastline whilst learning an exciting sport.  Tamarindo has many exceptional surfing schools where you can get your first taste of the waves in the Americas.  From beginners to any level of ability or ambit ...

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Tips for Studying Abroad in Milton Keynes

Getting ready to study abroad is an exciting prospect, however it can also be quite daunting. If you are considering studying abroad in Milton Keynes, it’s a good idea to start planning early in order to ensure that everything goes smoothly for you when you move and settle in. Studying abroad is an excellent opportunity to meet new friends, experience new things and learn abo ...

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Furthering your Career Prospects with an Internship in China

With competition for career progression tougher than ever before many graduates are finding that even entry level opportunities require significant amounts of experience.  Simply having completed an undergraduate degree in a relevant field of study is no longer considered enough as more than 300,000 UK graduates enter an over-saturated jobs market each year.  ...

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A Premier Centre for Technological Education

Formally inaugurated in 1959, the Indian Institute of Technology Madras is a premier centre for technological education, applied research and industrial consultancy in the country.  The institute boasts of 16 departments, nearly 100 laboratories and several advanced research centres.  It is a residential institute with a self-contained campus that is located on a beau ...

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The University of Belgrano

As one of the oldest private universities in Argentina, The University of Belgrano is a great choice for those considering studying in Buenos Aires.  With well-connected links with universities around the world, more than 2,500 international students make up the 14,000-strong community at University of Belgrano.  Offering courses that are taught in both English and Sp ...

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Comparing The Cost of Asia’s University Cities

Asia’s vastness gives rise to huge variations in living costs from country to country but there are also surprising variations within the countries themselves.  Shanghai for example is significantly more expensive than Beijing in the same way that living in London is costlier than residing in, say, Stoke-on-Trent.  Accommodation is an important consideration ...

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Why Study at an American University Outside the US?

Like many nations, the US higher education system operates universities not only within its own boarders, but all over the world. Therefore, you could undertake an American degree or postgraduate qualification without ever treading foot on US soil. This may, at first, seem a bizarre choice but, there are many advantages for deciding to study at an American university outside the US.< ...

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Top Scholarships and Grants for International Students

With 31 institutions making the Times World University Rankings top 50, North America particularly is famed for its success at cultivating some of the world’s most influential people.  However, with emerging economies developing from ...

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Japanese Cultural Learning Aids

TV Shows Beginner: You wa nani shi ni nihon e? Typically quirky, this reality programme is set in an airport where presenters ask arrivals at an airport why they have come to Japan.  From Japanese-fluent working foreigners, to tourists with sushi and anime on their minds, the language is easy to follow ...

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Grasping the Complexities of the Chinese Language

For many, when they arrive in China for the first time, the complexities of the language and its many regional dialects prove a steep learning curve.  But, given time, those who want to learn Mandarin (Guānhuà) will find adopting their local variations a lot easier than first imagined.  The idea that China has regional dialects, as say the UK does, is some ...

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Getting Around Lyon

Lyon’s compact city centre is easily covered by foot or by bike, but when you need to journey between the city’s outskirts, or to another country, Lyon’s transport system is extensive, efficient and frequent to ensure a smooth and reliable service whatever time of day.  ...

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TANDEM Germany

TANDEM Germany is a network of nine schools in Cologne, Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Bielefeld, Göttingen, Dresden, Frankfurt and Bremen. Based in some of Germany’s most interesting cities, their German courses inspire and motivate you to learn German easily and to experience and enjoy the local culture. Whichever school you choose, a ...

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How To Make Friends In A New World

Moving half way across the world to study is a frightening prospect, as just leaving home to go to university in your own country is daunting enough for some!  While guaranteed to be a major upheaval, there really is nothing better or more confidence enhancing than settling in and making friends quickly in strange new surroundings.  Here we have our suggestions on how ...

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TTT Language School Phuket

TTT Language School is one of the most renowned language institutes in Phuket.  Distinguished by its reliability, quality and professionalism, TTT has thrived since its opening in 1999.  Licensed with the Ministry of Education in Phuket, students know they are getting educational excellence and value for money.  Classes are small to ensure that all pupils rec ...

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Student Stomping Grounds

  If you want to settle into Berlin student life quickly, don’t spend your time wandering around the city trying to find them.  Here are our top student watering holes teeming with like-minded souls and cheap drinks! Salon Schmück&ndas ...

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Five Reasons to Learn French

A Five Continent Language Apart from English, French is the only mother tongue to be spoken on all five continents.  With over 200 million speakers, it is also the second most prevalent language on the internet.  French speaking communities can be found in 32 countries including Canada, Belgium, Seychelles, Switzerl ...

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Five Of The Best US Scholarships For International Students

From the White House to Hollywood, Las Vegas to New York, Statue of Liberty to Graceland; the USA is arguably the most famous place on earth. Everything they do, they do bigger (it’s up to you if you think they do it better), and their university system is no exception. There’s a reason why around 30% of students studying abroad choose the States; as well as interna ...

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The Lowdown on Visa & Immigration in Singapore

Student Visas Everyone who wants to study in Singapore is required to apply for a Student's Pass if he/she has been accepted by an educational institution to pursue full-time studies, unless he/she is a: Dependent’s Pass holder studyi ...

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Undergraduate Study in Italy

Studying abroad in Italy performs in many respects; renowned for its art and architecture, history, culture, food and fashion, it also offers one of the most highly valued and greatest educational experiences.  With a long history of education, the University of Bologna has been regarded as having paved the way for the university system in existence today.  With 89 cu ...

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Study at the University of São Paulo

Based in the heart of the Brazilian state of São Paulo, the University of São Paulo is the South American country’s most prestigious university, and one of the most well-regarded educational institutions in the world.  With a total of 11 campuses dotted around the state, undertaking studies here allows a student to experience the huge urban area ...

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Study in Birmingham

There are many reasons to want to study in Birmingham.  The UK’s second city, Birmingham has grown from a medieval market town, becoming a major industrial hub before developing into the progressive city it is today.  The city boasts many achievements – it famously has more canals than Venice, it has the largest park space of any city in Europe, an ...

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STUDY ABROAD IN FRANCE

The birthplace of Gothic architecture, the Enlightenment and a breeding ground for intellectual discovery, France has been the venue for some of the world’s greatest advances in civilisation.  Whether it is great philosophical figures such as Rousseau, influential political giants such as Jean Monnet or magnificent artists such as Claude Monet, France has produced a ...

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STUDYING IN JAPAN

It would seem that nowadays Japan is more famous for anime cartoons and their science fiction dinosaur Godzilla but when it comes to education, the country has educated some of the finest Nobel Prize winners.  Better yet, their growing economic and cultural expansion makes it the perfect time to study here. Studying part time (one year or less) at a Japa ...

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A Student's Guide to Clearing

University is the next big step for many teenagers, and it's always a daunting prospect. Whether you've applied to your local institution or Cambridge and Oxford, the worries and fears that you feel before you open your results are felt by everyone. But what happens if things don't go exactly the way you want? What if all your choices reject your application?< ...

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Study Abroad in America

We have all seen those aspirational American TV programs such as “The OC” or “One Tree Hill” that depict the American way of life – the glamorous people, cars and fun lifestyle are alluring prospects.  But it does not have to be experienced through the glass of a TV monitor – no you can actually go out there and live ...

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Study Abroad in Germany

Leaving home to go and study at university is one of the most liberating and exciting moments in a young person’s life – whether you are only a hour away from home because you like to nip back every other weekend and get your clothes washed or whether you have gone the other side of the country to finally cut those apro ...

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Study Abroad at the Netherlands Oldest University

  More than just windmills and clogs, The Netherlands is home to Leiden University, the oldest one in the country and features 88th on the global university leader board.  Not bad for a University that once came from humble beginnings.    Leiden University, lo ...

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The Quirks of Oxford and Cambridge

Travelling half way across the world to study may seem excessive but if it’s to graduate at the university with the most Nobel Prize winners (Cambridge) or to attend the same one that 26 British Prime ministers did (Oxford) then it’s worth it.  Oxford and Cambridge are the most prestigious universities in the UK and considered two of the best in the world b ...

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Study Medicine in Belize

Many people won’t have heard of the small country of Belize, especially students who will be surprised to hear of its underrated potential when it comes to being a place to study.  Situated between Mexico and Guatemala, Belize is the only Central American country where English is the official language this initially makes it a great universal place to study.  ...

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Be a Brainbox at Harvard University

Harvard is the oldest University in America. So with that in mind, achieving a degree, even attending the University that educated Barack Obama, Natalie Portman and Bill Gates (to name a few) is a remarkable honour.   Established in 1636 by British benefactor John Harvard, it has always been known as the best university to study la ...

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The Benefits Of Studying Abroad

  Tuition fees are going up to over £9,000 in England do not let this put you off a fantastic career and achieving your goals.  Many hopeful university students are looking to study abroad.  With the bonuses it has, studying abroad is becoming widely recognised especially for future undergraduates.  Many universities ...

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England a Great Place to Study

The United Kingdom has long been the top study abroad destination, and it doesn’t take a genius to figure out why – for English-speaking students going abroad, it’s one of the places where you don’t have to be studying a foreign language to get by.  Learning a language is hard, right? So if you can get away with doing less work and still ...

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