64 The Olympics are in full swing! While watching the best in the world compete for a coveted gold medal and cheering for your country, have you wondered if your favorite summer sports at the Olympics could guide your next study abroad adventure? Whether you’e into gymnastics, soccer, track and field, swimming, diving, or tennis, … Read more
Many Indian students dream of studying in United States after completing 12th grade. Nearly 1.1 million international students each year decide to study in the United States. This is due to the USA’s diverse population, high educational quality, and highly qualified teachers. After 12th grade, you can study at one of the approximately 5000 universities … Read more
Are you interested in applying for a Master’s degree course in Germany without needing IELTS or prior German language skills? This is possible, and KCR can assist you throughout the process, ensuring you secure conditional admission to a public university for your desired Master’s program. Let’s explore how this can be achieved and what steps … Read more
If you have completed your higher secondary education under a national syllabus, the exclusive opportunity to study at a Public University’s Studienkolleg in Germany is essential before starting your bachelor’s degree at a public university. After completing senior secondary school education in your home country or residence, this foundation year prepares international students for higher … Read more
Australia, a top destination for education, particularly for international students pursuing an MBA, offers a degree that is highly valued and recognized globally. This recognition gives Indian students a competitive edge and opens up a vast global network for them. The fees for the same could range from 20-30L INR. Why Study in Australia? India is … Read more
Johanna Jarvis, Class of ’27, is a Graphic Design major studying at Tamagawa University this Spring/Summer 2024. As the trip comes to a close, after experiencing all the fun I had and lessons I’ve learned, I wanted to dedicate my last post to some reflections and words of advice to those wondering! My intent isn’t … Read more
This is a transcript from the Webinar of Politecnico di Milano about their PhD program that took place on 20th of July 2024 Welcome everyone. I’m really glad to see you already, with many people joining live! My name is Chiara. I work Politecnico di Milano in the Students’ Recruitment Unit. And today I’m here … Read more
Written by Niklas Gamble (University of Minnesota), Student Correspondent for CET Taiwan, Summer 2024 Throughout the years, the world has become so much more interconnected than it used to be. I am prone to comparing this experience to the last longer-term international stay I had many years ago in Japan. Technology wasn’t exactly at the level that it … Read more
A reminder that it’s okay too slow down and take a moment. When studying abroad, it seems that there is always something on the schedule. Which, of course, makes sense when you have a limited time in the city and want to make the most of your trip. And while making sure to pack your … Read more
First Cohort of Finalists under National Challenge Fund Announced to Advance Prototyping Activities The first cohort of finalists under the National Challenge Fund, managed by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI), has been announced today by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Patrick O’Donovan, TD. Nine research teams from various Irish universities will … Read more