If you are looking to study in a place with a long tradition of quality education, you are wise to look at the UK. From dreaming spires to red bricks, some of the world’s most historic universities are in the country. Each have their own fascinating story to tell, comprising centuries of change and progress. But which ones have been around for the longest time? Read on to discover more about the oldest universities in the UK. Can we be sure of
Taking the exciting and life-changing step to study abroad is a big thing to do. You may not be sure where to start, how to prepare, or how to move the process forward. If so, the trusted counselling of our partners at IDP can be a huge help. The company have been realising the dreams of students around the world for more than fifty years, with a record that no others can rival. Discover how IDP supported the following five students – and consider how they could do
Deciding on the right university for you can be challenging, but looking at rankings is a big help. If you’re considering studying in the UK, the Complete University Guide League Tables should be one of the first you check. This year’s edition has just been released and offers a range of information to guide you along your study abroad journey. From the universities that are most highly rated for individual subjects to the ones that are ranked best
Staff and students gathered at a glittering ceremony in London to discover which of the UK’s top universities would go home with a coveted Whatuni Student Choice Award (WUSCA). First held 11 years ago, the WUSCAs are the only annual awards for UK universities decided by students. With more than 35,000 of their reviews determining the winners across 12 categories, nominees can be sure they have met the approval of the people who know them best. Here
The only thing Sarah Lavender Achieng had heard about Ireland before she considered studying there was that it is a place “centred on community”. With the warm welcome she has received while working towards a master’s degree in Aeronautical Engineering at the University of Limerick, she has found out just how true that is. Our conversation with the Kenyan student revealed more, including how international education has transformed her approach to life.
Emmanuel Sandy is studying at the cutting edge of medical science. The Sierra Leonean doctor is working towards an MSc in Diagnostics and Precision Medicine at Dublin City University. There, he is not only at the heart of student life in Ireland, but also the future of healthcare. We had an enjoyable discussion with him about both, and learned what it is like to study in a new country, far from home. Looking out at the world If
Come to study in Ireland, and it could soon feel like home. That has been the experience of Arisha Atif, a Social Sciences (Politics and International Relations) undergraduate at the University of Limerick from Pakistan. While only in her first year, Arisha has already settled in, making friends in a university and country that she has found to be extremely welcoming and supportive. We spoke to her to find out more. Taking your first steps
The Prairie Provinces of Canada are fantastic places for studying and living. Across Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba you will find exciting cities, friendly people, and of course, top universities. There is so much to explore that you may not even be sure where to start. If so, you are in the right place. Our guide to studying in the Prairie Provinces will tell you all you need to know. What are the Prairie Provinces like? Location and
