Germany is a popular destination for international students. The high standards of German universities allow students to develop contacts, expand their knowledge and refine their skills for their chosen career paths at the early stage of studying.
As well as all this, there is so much for students to do while in Germany – whether it’s visiting historical landmarks, exploring nature or sampling the local cuisine.
I first thought about studying abroad during the second year of my bachelor’s degree.
I was studying international relations and modern languages, specialising in Spanish and Chinese. Since my Spanish was getting pretty good and I wanted to pursue my studies at the postgraduate level, I started researching for master’s degrees in political science or international relations that would take me to Spain or Mexico.
When preparing to study abroad, one of the most important things to consider is how you will fund your studies.
Studying abroad is a rewarding experience for multiple reasons ranging from intercultural experiences to developing self-reliance.
However, sometimes language barriers may create hurdles for students that could prevent them from exploring their full potential. Getting acquainted with a new language, and sometimes culture, can be stressful and daunting.
Exam season is a tough time for many students. So, if you’re looking for tips to help you stay on top of your exams this year, look no further – we’ve got you covered.
One reason assignments and deadlines can become overwhelming as exam season approaches is because often the details are listed in various places. A great tip for students is to create the ultimate schedule for yourself and avoid procrastination.
Moving to the UK can be exciting and challenging in equal measures. There is so much to figure out and understand, and sometimes it can feel quite overwhelming, so if you’re thinking of moving to the UK, these are some tips to help you.
Student finances can be difficult to manage but budgeting can help you stay on top of your spending.
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The student experience has been revolutionised by digital technology but, fundamentally, what students require of their universities remains unchanged. Students want a sense of belonging, to feel supported and to be in control of their futures. And ultimately, they want a job after graduating.
Universities across the world have their own exam traditions and superstitions that come with the promise of exam success.
Whether you believe them or not, it's interesting to see what kind of traditions have been passed down across generations of students on university campuses.
However, it's important to note that you won't ace your exams simply by following these superstitions - nothing can replace hard work, preparation and a few good study sessions.
France is an increasingly popular destination for international students. In 2020-21, there were 370,000 international students in France, compared with 324,000 in 2016-17.