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Getting a job while you study abroad can add value to the experience in more ways than one. However, it is not something you should take lightly. Entering employment in a new country brings a lot to consider, and that includes the rules and protections that secure it. This may feel challenging, but when you take it step-by-step, your confidence should increase. Read on as we explain your work rights as an international student in New Zealand, and what changes after

Finding a part-time job as you study abroad can open doors and boost your budget. You may therefore be keen to start searching quickly, but it is important not to rush. Taking the time to consider the rules you and employers must follow can ensure that you get the most out of your efforts. Keep reading as we explain your work rights as an international student in Ireland, and how they change after you graduate.   How many hours can

Each year, many international students arrive in New Zealand on a Manaaki scholarship. These fully funded awards have given learners around the world the chance to achieve their study abroad dreams in the country for generations – and you could be next. With opportunities at every degree level, there is a lot to explore. Read on as we explain the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships​, including how to apply.   What are Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships?

The Government of Ireland International Education Scholarships (GOI-IES) award 60 fully funded places each year to outstanding international postgraduate students. Each scholarship covers full tuition fees, waived directly by the host university, along with a €10,000 stipend from the Higher Education Authority (HEA) to support living costs. Open to applicants from most countries worldwide (excluding the EU, EEA, UK, Switzerland, Russia, and Belarus), the

The cost of studying abroad can be significant, but financial support is often at hand. Scholarships go a long way to helping international students achieve their dreams worldwide, and in some cases can pay for their education outright. Although only a small minority will do so – and usually following a competitive selection process – you never know what might happen until you apply. Read on to discover a selection of fully funded scholarships and how to get them.

If you're wondering where to study, the  Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025  can give you guidance. The long-established list evaluates more than 2,000 universities from 115 regions and countries, offering you an exceptional insight into how higher education institutions compare worldwide. However far you are into your study abroad planning, this could be a great help. Find out more as we take a look at the latest  THE Rankings .