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Raif is a huge football fan and loves an infographic. He studied on the NCTJ-accredited University of Sheffield Journalism course, which has recently been voted the UK's number one for journalism in the Guardian's University League Table. Raif will look out for any mentions on social media, and will always be happy to help with any queries on your study abroad journey.
Of course, whichever country you choose to study abroad in you are going to need your standard study equipment (pens, laptop, notepad, highlighters, calculator etc), but what specific items do you need to pack before you make your way to Sweden for your study abroad adventure? We’ve been in contact with the Study in Sweden team to get some insider knowledge on what you may need to pack before moving to the country! Winter clothing
Discover more about finding a graduate career in Australia ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- **Please note that the content below is not the most up-to-date on the topic** ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A new study from the Australian International
With a high quality of life and education, Switzerland is one of the finest study abroad destinations you will find. It's home to some of the top-rated universities in the world, and consistently ranks as one of Europe's happiest places. So, if the question is 'why study in Switzerland?', there are many convincing answers. Read on to discover them. Switzerland has top universities Switzerland has some of the most highly regarded
Being home to the United Nations headquarters, CERN and a huge selection of other global organisations, Switzerland is a very important country for international relations. It is also a genuine world leader in the science subjects at university level, its top institutions are consistently ranked among the best in the world. With that in mind, Switzerland is a very reputable country to study in. Here is our guide to the three best fields to study in the country.
Ranked as one of the happiest countries in the world, you’d think that housing in Switzerland is of a real high quality, right? Guess what? You’re not wrong. The country has a wide range of options available to international students, and should provide you with some kind of online accommodation service to guide you through the university owned options. Renting university accommodation: Most universities in Switzerland own some form of
So you’ve finished your degree, you’ve made some great friends, and you love Switzerland. What’s next? Well, you don’t have to go home yet! Here is our guide to graduate career prospects throughout Switzerland. What is the job market like? Switzerland has one of the highest average salaries in Europe, and is currently going through a bit of an employment boom. Sounds good, right? The unemployment rate is currently at just over
Not only is Australia the third most popular destination for international students worldwide, it also holds 7 of the top 100 universities in the world – not bad going for a country with a population of just 24.1 million! One of the top reasons that Australia is so popular for international students is the high regard in which a degree from an Australian institution is held worldwide. Alyx Douglas, Content Editor from Murdoch University , explains
It’s not hard to see why so many international students love taking their study abroad adventure to USA. Unrivalled numbers of universities in the world’s top 100, 50 beautiful states to explore, the biggest university sporting network on the planet and stupidly big portions of food - what's not to like?! But it isn’t just those reasons why the USA has the highest number of international students of any country in the world. From international orientations all the
Some of the world’s best universities, unforgettable cities, brilliant nightlife and a welcoming environment for international students. Those are just some of the reasons you might have for wanting to study abroad in the UK, but there’s actually so much more. Want to find out more about the University of Edinburgh’s essay proofreading service for students that don’t list English as their first language? Or more about the University of Sheffield’s
