Perspectives
In-depth analysis of QS, THE, ARWU, and US News university rankings. Admissions guides, study abroad strategies, and campus life insights to help you choose the right university.
Perspectives & Insights
Perspectives
Rankings analysis, admissions guides, and university insights.
Unusual Masters Courses Worldwide
From popular musicto martial arts, Tim Rogers explores some of the most unusual master's programs available around the world.
Studying Chemistry in Germany: Student Profile
Chemistry student Chris Pezley explains what motivated him to move from the US to study in Germany, and why he'd recommend the choice to others.
QS University Rankings: Latin America - Methodology
Published annually since 2011, the QS University Rankings: Latin America shines a spotlight on the top universities in Latin America based on seven key indicators.
International Higher Education Roundup: 6 October 2011
The French ministries of the interior and employment have announced that it will be made harder for students from outside the EU who have studied in France to change their student visas into work visas.
Best Value International Study Destinations
For a more recent article on this subject, click here. Tim Rogers reveals some of the world’s best-valuedestinations for international students.
International Chemistry Olympiad: 2011's Winner
The winner of the 45th International Mendeleev Chemistry Olympiad, Yernur Tolep, is still beaming in the afterglow of his victory.
Employers Value International Student Experience: QS Report
New QS research shows that a majority of employers worldwideplace value on international experience when assessing graduate job applications, John O'Leary reports.
International Higher Education Roundup: 3 November 2011
After two years of negotiations, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology – the world’s third best university according to the 2011 QS World University Rankings – and Russia’s Skolkovo Foundation have announced plans to build a new university near...
Studying in Hong Kong: Student Profile
UK undergraduate Gareth Lewis recalls the ups and downs of his year studyingat the University of Hong Kong.
Study Abroad Agents: British Council Report
A new British Council report looks into why students around the world use agencies when applying to study abroad, and examines regional differences.
International Higher Education Roundup: 8 December 2011
Our guide to higher education news from around the world. The European Commission (EC) has proposed increasing funding for research and innovation by US$30 billion as part of its Horizon 2020 program, which will dictate the EC’s scientific policy...
Student Jobs: Pros and Cons
Kanika Tandon outlines the benefitsand downsides of taking on a student job during your time at university.