University of Salford:
Why study MSc Physiotherapy at the University of Salford? Today’s physiotherapists are expected to do far more than deliver treatment plans. They must interpret complex evidence, manage diverse patient needs,…
Is an MS in Mechanical Engineering worth it for your career?
If you’re considering a graduate engineering degree, you’ll want to know how it can strengthen your career prospects. The University of South Carolina (USC)’s Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing…
4 international schools in Asia offering rigorous scholarships
As a parent, you probably care about the teachers your child will have and the subjects they’ll explore. And you probably care about this deeply. But what about the peers…
Land of a thousand welcomes
Expect a warm welcome as the international education sector’s saints and scholars descend on Dublin once again for The PIE Live Ireland conference. Here are eight reasons to be excited.1.…
These Pharmacy master’s degrees are transforming global healthcare
For all the progress medicine has made, fixing global healthcare remains one of the defining struggles of our time. No nation and no single discipline can solve it on their…
A student’s death and safety fears fuel protests at Indian unis
Indian universities are facing protests over student safety and their handling of complaints, as a death in Mumbai, reports of harassment in Delhi and disputed claims of assault and deaths…
Bayswater CEO Stephan Roussounis calls for a new safety net for students
Following my post about rebuilding trust, I’ve been thinking about how our sector can best protect students affected by sudden school closures. FELCA and Paolo Barilari’s recent statement called for…
4 reasons architecture students should consider Texas A&M
What does it take to shape the places where people live? At Texas A&M University’s College of Architecture, one of the nation’s largest and most comprehensive colleges dedicated to the…
London School of Economics and Political Science: Study social sciences, influence the world
Anthropology to Sociology, all research-led teaching.
Female UK law graduate finds triumph in motorsports
For Farah Irdina, a Queen’s University Belfast law graduate, motorsport was never supposed to become a career. When she was young, she watched Formula 1 with her father and was…
