Transport The first thing I can recommend for you to do in Copenhagen is get a bike. You might be intimidated at first when you see rush hour bike traffic, but once you give biking a try, the city becomes far more accessible as a whole. Faster than walking, driving, or using the metro, biking … Read more
Japan is a fascinating destination for international students, offering a unique blend of traditional culture and cutting-edge technology. To study in Japan, you must navigate the visa application process. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about obtaining a student visa for Japan, from the initial requirements to the final steps. 1. Introduction … Read more
To boost and inspire international students to pursue higher studies in the UK, the British Council and UK universities have introduced a GREAT Scholarship. This scholarship permits the chosen candidate to finish their postgraduate (taught) program at any of these universities. In this blog, let’s explore how GREAT scholarship can greatly help Indian students achieve … Read more
One Problem with uprooting your college life and moving into a completely foreign country is finding the feeling of belonging and family. For me, finding these feelings was mainly through finding familiar settings that I loved at Drexel. There were 2 extracurriculars that I loved the most at Drexel University, running student organization events, mainly … Read more
If you’ve been dreaming of studying in the UK, the University of Leicester offers an excellent opportunity! As one of the leading universities in the country, Leicester is now accepting applications for the September 2024 intake. Here’s everything you need to know about the application process and entry requirements. Why Choose the University of Leicester? … Read more
Disha Dhananjay ’26 is a Law major studying at Accademia Italiana in Florence, Italy this Summer 2024. Growing up in a South Asian household my life has always revolved around food and cooking. I have always been passionate about learning more about food from other cultures and trying as many new meals as possible! Food … Read more
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a significant 23% growth in the employment of computer and information research scientists from 2022 to 2032, a rate much faster than the average for all occupations. This translates to approximately 3,400 job openings for these professionals each year over the next decade, underscoring the promising future of the … Read more
Many Indian students dream of studying computer science for their master’s degree. This is mainly due to the elite universities founded there and their high standing on international academic and professional rankings. Most American universities have flexible course schedules, several specialisations, excellent placement records, and prioritise quality over quantity regarding syllabus coverage. The ability to … Read more
Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour Party, declared a new era for Britain as he secured a comprehensive victory in the parliamentary election on Friday, concluding 14 years of Conservative governance. Labour’s triumph, marking a seismic shift in British politics, is poised to deliver a substantial majority in the 650-seat parliament, signalling the electorate’s discontent … Read more
Germany is one of the top destinations for international students, offering a rich educational tradition, cutting-edge research opportunities, and a vibrant cultural scene. One of the key decisions students face is choosing between private and public universities. Both have their unique advantages and challenges. This blog will explore the pros and cons of studying at … Read more