Awareness surrounding climate change and the human impact on the planet is growing. In the past five years, the topic of climate change and protecting the environment has made major news headlines more than ever before. We now have many organisations and charities worldwide dedicated to putting this universal issue at the forefront of our minds. With greater awareness comes a better chance of collectively solving some of the problems.
With a shared history and many cultural similarities, it's not surprising that the United Kingdom and the United States are often compared. For international students who haven’t had much experience with either country, it could be easy to assume that there is little difference between the two. While these two countries have a lot in common, they also differ significantly in some areas. One of these areas
When choosing which course to study, for many students the most important part of a degree is whether it opens doors for them in terms of finding a job. While any degree can do this, some are more versatile than others, and for those interested in a STEM degree, there are several courses with a high employability rate to choose from. What is a STEM degree? STEM stands for science,
For those not yet decided on whether to go to university, I can honestly say there is nothing like finally getting your degree. It’s more than just the great feeling of achievement as you consider the doors it can now open for you. However, as incredible as getting your degree may feel, finishing university can be scary. For many graduates, this is the first time that they are facing life outside of structured education, and that can be quite daunting.
Telling your parents may seem like the hardest step when you're planning to study abroad. But, it’s important to let them know as early as possible about your university plans. They may have lots of questions or just say no to the idea straight away. It’s crucial to speak to them as early as possible so you have as much time to iron out any issues that may arise. So, what’s the best way to tell your parents? We've
A graduate portfolio is a curated collection of your academic work, projects, and skills, it is one of the most powerful tools you can use to stand out to employers and universities. Unlike a CV, a portfolio shows what you can actually do, not just what you have studied. The best graduate portfolios include work samples, a personal statement, evidence of key skills, and a clear structure tailored to the role or programme you are applying for. Whether you are
Deciding to go to university is one of the biggest decisions you can make, and in going down this path, prospective students have so many more choices ahead of them. From choosing what you want to study to deciding whether study abroad, there is so much to think about, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Universities understand this pressure and make it their main priority to show you what they have to offer so you can make an informed decision
The benefits of learning a second language are well documented, from the cultural insights that it can give to the wonders it does for your brain, it’s difficult to argue the case for staying monolingual. While the perks of speaking a language like Spanish, French or Mandarin have been discussed in abundance, one that rarely gets the spotlight is Sign Language. A language like any other, Sign Language
