Qualification
Writing MA
Bio
Luke Thompson is a copywriter for Cable.co.uk. When not writing about broadband and mobile, you can find him performing poetry in Birmingham or lounging around a darkened bar with a glass of whisky. He asks you to excuse his hair.
Hong Kong’s iconic skyline and importance as a global centre of trade and commerce makes the city a shining beacon that attracts international students from across the world. The city has more skyscrapers than any other, and while it’s one of the most expensive places in the world to live, it also offers some amazing opportunities for students. Whether you’re in Hong Kong to study the culture or the bustling world of business,
Singapore is known as Asia’s Lion City, and with its fierce reputation as one of the world’s most prominent centres for business and trade, the city-state certainly lives up to its name. For international students looking to study economics and business, Singapore presents an opportunity that’s almost too spectacular to resist. No matter where you’re staying during your time studying in Singapore, you’ll want to be able to
Sweden is the home of the Nobel Peace Prize and is one of the top countries in the world in which to live and study, according to the OECD Better Life Index. Sweden’s capital city, Stockholm, is widely considered to be one of the most impressive and culturally progressive cities in the world, and has long been a place of intellectual pilgrimage for international students. Whether you’re studying in Stockholm, researching in Ronneby , or
New Zealand’s internationally renowned universities attract students from far and wide. With pristine landscapes and lively cities to explore, New Zealand offers a great experience for any visitor, and has also been consistently rated as one of the best countries in the world for education. But no matter where you visit and where you choose to study, you’re bound to want to get online and contact the folks back home. Setting these up in a country
