Why take a Master’s degree? There are two main reasons why individuals decide to carry on studying after they have gained their undergraduate course to get a Master’s Degree. Firstly, some people have a desire to carry on exploring a subject which interests them and which they feel they have yet to fully conquer. Others,…
University of Utrecht – study in English! Utrecht university is an extremely popular, public, research-intensive institution, located in what BBC Travel found to be the 4th happiest place in the world! The highest ranked in the Netherlands, Utrecht university is ranked 13th in Europe and 75th globally. The city itself is half the size of…
University of Amsterdam – which are its origins? University of Amsterdam origins go back to 1632 and, nearly four centuries later, it continues to attract students from all over the world, and ranks in the top 20 universities in Europe and 61st in the world (QS). A public, research-focussed university, with 34000 students drawn from over…
Study in Germany – Europa Programme Studying in Germany is becoming an increasingly popular option at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, and many of the students on our Europa Programme are interested in applying to German universities. One of the major reasons is the fact that German public universities are not only outstanding in terms…
Studying in England – what are the benefits? Studying in England means universities with world-class tuition offer, excellent research facilities and acknowledgement of global leadership in higher education. Gaining a degree from an English university will therefore open many doors and significantly improve your CV and hence your desirability in the job marketplace. In the…
IELTS test – what is it? The IELTS test is a standardised test of English language proficiency, which is accepted by universities, immigration departments and professional bodies all around the world. Some 3.8 million students sit IELTS every year, and the results are accepted by 10,000 institutions in 140 countries. The IELTS test aims to…
IELTS Exam: get it done! What is IELTS? IELTS stands for the International English Language Testing System, which is run by IDP IELTS and the British Council, and was designed to assess English language competency IELTS scores are accepted in 140 countries, for educational as well as immigration purposes, and some 3.8 million people a year…
Master in Business Administration – am I the ideal candidate? Master in Business Administration – what is it exactly? The MBA, or Master in Business Administration, is a highly sought-after qualification, which significantly improves career prospects, invariably leads to fast-track promotion and can even allow you to change directions in your professional sector. The various…
Yale vs Harvard: which is better? Yale vs Harvard – which is the best Ivy League university? Yale vs Harvard: both are private, not for profit US Ivy League universities, with very high research output. Both are synonymous with academic excellence, and always feature in the Top Twenty global university rankings. There are differences between them,…
University of Pennsylvania – why should I choose the Ivy League? University of Pennsylvania, normally referred to as” Penn”, is a private, Ivy League research university, set up in 1740 by Benjamin Franklin, as an educational institution where knowledge combines with practical skills. There are around 10,000 undergraduates and 12,000 postgraduates studying here, at one…
