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Modwood display font, a striking and innovative typography, beautifully marries modern design techniques with traditional ones. Injecting your artwork with a dynamic feel, Modwood quickly grabs viewer’s attention and demonstrates incredible versatility. It’s perfectly at home in digital media, print, branding, and decor. Moreover, its character set reaches a global audience, supporting various languages. The … Read more
The Doctors’ program starts with academic German courses, progressing from A1 to B2 levels if your current German skills are at a zero level. These courses are designed to lay a strong foundation in the German language, focusing on grammar, vocabulary, and conversational skills. The B2 level is fundamental as it is the minimum requirement … Read more
The remote vs. back-in-the-office movements continue to be a tug-of-war between employers and employees. For jobseekers, the landscape can be confusing because there are no absolutes. Some companies require employees to be in the office again and some have given up and acquiesced to remote work demands. There are half-empty office buildings across the country … Read more
If like me you’ve never climbed Kilimanjaro, sky dived or run a marathon, this may feel like a really difficult question. What if you don’t feel that you’ve done anything that sounds inspiring or will impress an employer if asked this question in an interview? The good news is that what the interviewer is really … Read more
38 Calling all AIFS alumni: Did you study abroad in Aix-en-Provence in 1971? You won’t want to miss this! Brent, who participated in a Gap program the summer after graduating from high school, is looking to reconnect with others who were on his program. In the process of getting in touch with us, he was … Read more
76 Eager to step into the footsteps of a college student who is experiencing life in Spain? We recently caught up with AIFS Abroad student Lilian from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga who is spending her spring semester studying abroad in Barcelona on our Visual Arts and Design program at LCI Barcelona. She is a recipient … Read more
Looking for summer vacation ideas? Finding the perfect vacation destination involves tons of research and a little bit of luck. Whether traveling as a student, with family or simply seeking options for a summer trip, here are some cherished destinations paired with Google destination insights, ensuring an affordable and refreshing summer escape. In this blog, I … Read more
Graduation day arrives—a mix of excitement and anticipation. Excitement bubbles over, but a flicker of uncertainty lingers. The vast job market stretches before you, and your broad academic background doesn’t perfectly align with specific careers. Feeling a little lost? You’re not alone. Canadian career-focused programs offer a smart solution. Skip the post-grad scramble. These targeted … Read more
Study abroad has often been associated with degrees like liberal arts or sciences, but in recent years, construction management and architecture programs have developed more opportunities for their students to learn more across the world. Colleges like Penn State, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and Kent State University have all implemented study-abroad programs for those in … Read more
Book Early:Upon receiving your offer, initiate your search for student accommodation in the UK promptly. It falls upon you to secure suitable lodging for yourself. Should you opt not to apply for university-owned accommodation, your university will presume that you have arranged or will arrange private accommodation. Commencing your search early offers a wider array … Read more