Employability is a key factor for many international students when researching where to study abroad. Students need to feel relatively confident that their course of study, selected institution and chosen destination will pay dividends when it comes to finding work. In a recent study of more than 10,000 graduates, 81% said they decided to study abroad to improve their chances of finding employment. However, many countries around the world offer
You might be wondering; where do I begin with my university research? Well, one great way to start is by using league tables which assess and compare different institutions based on a variety of factors such as teaching quality, student satisfaction and graduate outcomes. The Guardian’s latest league table for 2020 could be a useful resource for you if you’re thinking of studying in the UK. Find out which universities have risen in the ranks – and
Each year, Birkbeck, University of London offers 20 forced migrants’ access into higher education in the UK with their award-winning scheme, the Compass Project . Birkbeck student Janahan Sivanathan, 26, began his studies with the Compass Project in 2017, starting with a law foundation course and progressing onto an LLB Law degree in 2018. Janahan arrived in the UK in 2010 after fleeing from Sri Lanka, his home country, and was
Student blogger Irini Sala is an undergraduate international student at the University of Reading , studying Consumer Behaviour and Marketing . As part of her course, she is currently doing an industrial work placement at a media/marketing company in Cape Town, South Africa. Here are her top seven reasons for why YOU should think about studying abroad. Let’s get something clear, deciding to study abroad is very exciting but not always easy. The
Asia is one of the world’s largest continents, it is filled with so much wonder, and wrapped in mystique and beauty. When you think about studying abroad, the usual popular destinations that come to mind are the United States, the UK and Europe. However, Asia is a treasure trove of amazing experiences just waiting for you to explore. Filled with cultures that are unique only to that continent, studying in Asia is certainly an eye-opening experience and definitely
Choosing where and what to study can be hard and complicated. We like to make things easy for you though and using our search tool you can find the perfect course, university and country in just a few clicks. But how do we do it? And what does ‘best match’ actually mean? Information is key First, let’s talk about the data. We have a dedicated in-house team that collect details about courses from different institutions. This means we
As prices for university creep ever higher in the UK and the US, Jess, from FutureLearn looks elsewhere for good quality learning that won’t empty your bank account. 1. Germany Mainland Europe is generally a good bet for cheap but reasonable quality education. Germany offers free tuition (all you need to pay is a relatively low administration fee) to international students, manageable living costs and some excellent
1. New Zealand New year, New Zealand? Perhaps holidaying in this adventure paradise is already on your bucket list, but have you ever thought of studying in New Zealand ? Aside from exploring the stunning Lord of the Rings scenery and attempting your first skydive, this country also has a number of world class universities with internationally recognised qualifications. Here you can expect small class sizes, good contact hours
