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Receive a top-quality education in a diverse environment in Canada

Canada has been rising steadily as a study abroad destination over the past few years. While the anti-immigration rhetoric has...

Study International Staff | December 5, 2019

PISA 2018 results show that youth reading skills must improve worldwide

The findings from the 2018 Program International Student Assessment (PISA) are in, revealing which countries scored better according to certain...

Study International Staff | December 5, 2019

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7 megatrends that could influence student employability – report

Ready to challenge the future of jobs, this recent Pearson report also questions the future of student employability. Future of...

Study International Staff | December 5, 2019

Are universities doing enough to ride the social media influencer wave?

Influencer marketing has proven to be a formidable force in digital marketing, with many businesses catching the wave. A Business...

Study International Staff | December 5, 2019

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Should fluent thinking be treated as a core study skill?

Allowing thoughts and ideas to flow seamlessly, fluent thinking is a creative skill that many students try to master and...

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North of 60: New university in Canada sparks global interest

The Yukon University Act has set the legal framework for a university in Yukon, so what does this mean for...

Study International Staff | December 5, 2019

3 things young students can learn from Frozen 2

Disney’s Frozen has been a staple in my house since before it won an Academy Award for best animated feature...

The Conversation | December 5, 2019

Should we let students graduate high school at 15?

The South African government is proposing a General Education Certificate (GEC) for students who complete Grade 9, in which the...

Study International Staff | December 5, 2019

Training future economists to succeed in competitive business markets

At these leading economics departments and schools in Europe, students receive an innovative education that prepares them to solve social...

Study International Staff | December 4, 2019

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How to secure a student visa for Finland

Stealing the top spot in the World Happiness Report 2019, Finland has proved itself to be an incredibly joyful country...

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Breaking it down: The International Baccalaureate explained

There are many types of baccalaureatus available across schools worldwide, but which is ideal for your child? Here’s a snapshot...

Study International Staff | December 4, 2019

The importance of business analytics in a competitive business landscape

How will your knowledge of business analytics boost your employability in today’s business landscape?

Study International Staff | December 4, 2019

How one primary school in Singapore is overcoming cultural differences

An international setting, whether at school, university, work or even on a national level, is bound to have its challenges...

Study International Staff | December 4, 2019

Quiz: Are these law exam questions real or fake?

Whoever said law is a boring subject clearly hasn’t seen some of the questions set for exams! Some law professors...

Study International Staff | December 4, 2019

Private tutors are the most expensive in this UK region

Hampshire is the most expensive place to hire private tutors in the UK, a new study has found. Tutors in...

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4 leading North American universities for biomedical engineering

If you’re passionate about healthcare and engineering, why not fuse your love for both fields with an undergraduate or postgraduate...

Study International Staff | December 3, 2019

How to turn your creativity into real world opportunities

These four UK art schools employ immersive learning techniques and state-of-the-art facilities to produce future proof arts graduates.

Study International Staff | December 3, 2019

Developing employable graduates in the age of Big Data

These leading universities in Australia will give you a competitive edge in the sought-after jobs in data science and cyber...

Study International Staff | December 3, 2019

Receive a top-quality education in a diverse environment in Canada

PISA 2018 results show that youth reading skills must improve worldwide

7 megatrends that could influence student employability – report

Are universities doing enough to ride the social media influencer wave?

Should fluent thinking be treated as a core study skill?

North of 60: New university in Canada sparks global interest

3 things young students can learn from Frozen 2

Should we let students graduate high school at 15?

Training future economists to succeed in competitive business markets

How to secure a student visa for Finland

Breaking it down: The International Baccalaureate explained

The importance of business analytics in a competitive business landscape

How one primary school in Singapore is overcoming cultural differences

Quiz: Are these law exam questions real or fake?

Private tutors are the most expensive in this UK region

4 leading North American universities for biomedical engineering

How to turn your creativity into real world opportunities

Developing employable graduates in the age of Big Data

Quiz: Can you guess what these online education terms mean?

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