Being a student at university isn’t cheap, but being an international student has even more costs involved. Add to this the increasing cost of living around the world, and finding part time work while studying at university may feel like your only option. You may need to work to cover daily expenses, pay tuition fees, other academic fees, or just to have some extra spending money. Whatever your reasons, deciding to work part-time while doing
When researching universities, you can’t help but compare and that’s a great way to find what’s right for you. By considering the pros and cons of each institution you are interested in, you will gradually discover what matters to you most. For example, has the university heavily invested in sports facilities or do they provide work placements and study abroad options? You need to think about what matters most to you. Perhaps you have several
Studying for a degree in criminology could be a path to finding a meaningful career that allows you to make a significant contribution. When you study criminology you gain insight into the social, personal and even political elements of crime. You’ll develop an understanding of how to approach and solve these. We take you through what criminology is, what studying it is like, what the entry requirements for a criminology degree are and what you can do once you
If you’re an international student looking to study an English-taught undergraduate or postgraduate course, you may be required to study a pre-sessional English course first. We explore what a pre-sessional English course is and how it can help you progress to a university degree. What does pre-sessional mean? Pre-sessional English courses are designed to help international students prepare for the demands of learning an English-taught
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