Should you study a Master of Global Affairs? Students answer
Is a Master of Global Affairs at the University of Notre Dame’s Keough School of Global Affairs worth it? Like any question about our future, it’s one that requires careful…
3 business schools redefining the MBA for the future of work
If you’re wondering whether a full-time MBA is still worth it, the latest numbers point to yes. The Graduate Management Admission Council’s (GMAC) Prospective Students Survey 2026 data report found…
Boston College MS in Applied Economics is flexible and rigorous
When Kevin Rusu was in his final year of university, about to graduate with a bachelor’s in marketing, there was a turning point that led him to study at Boston…
Why student wellbeing has become one of higher education’s most important strategic investments
“How do I see a doctor?” It’s one of the most common questions we hear from international students. So far this year, Bupa’s on-campus teams have answered more than 11,000…
4 best ways to study in Canada for free
Many students are looking for ways to study in Canada for free. The country is undoubtedly one of the most popular study-abroad destinations for international students – international students made…
19 longest words in English and what they mean
Many of the longest words in English have roots in medicine or chemistry. Science in general requires precision and specificity — this need to describe something in exact detail. That’s…
12 full scholarships to Europe for 2025 and beyond
Many students eagerly seek out full scholarships to Europe every year, as it has a great reputation for its way of life, a vast array of dining options, opportunities for…
12-month rolling student visa rejection rate hits 4.9% in the UK
The rolling refusal rate, which measures the proportion of visa applications refused over the previous 12 months and is updated each month, reached 4.9% in the 12 months to June…
An unconventional MBA choice can elevate your career
Arya Matamedi’s career in wealth management runs through London and the Middle East. It does not, for the most part, run through Italy. So, then, why did he decide to…
Why partnership is the key to transforming lives through skills internationally
Challenges are becoming more complex. Skills shortages, workforce mobility, rapid technological change and growing demand for internationally recognised qualifications require solutions that combine global standards with local understanding. For VTCT…
