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Australia is Overtaking the UK for International Students
University News

Australia is Overtaking the UK for International Students

Australia is becoming the second most-popular study destination with overseas students, replacing the UK in this position, according to research from University College London (UCL)’s Centre for Global Higher Education.

Sabrina Collier · Jul 19, 2018 · 4 min read
Leadership Scholarships Around the World
Scholarships & Finance

Leadership Scholarships Around the World

Strong leaders are highly sought-after worldwide, and many universities pride themselves on nurturing the next generation of leaders, innovators and decision-makers.

Laura Tucker · Jul 18, 2018 · 7 min read
The Shocking Ways Some UK Students are Making Money
Scholarships & Finance

The Shocking Ways Some UK Students are Making Money

With tuition fees and living costs both on the rise in recent years, UK students are suffering the ultimate strain on their financial wellbeing.

Laura Bridgestock · Jul 18, 2018
Canadian Visas: Guide for Indian Students
Where to Study

Canadian Visas: Guide for Indian Students

The number of Indian students studying in Canada has soared in recent years, having exceeded 100,000 for the first time in 2017.

QS Staff Writer · Jul 17, 2018 · 4 min read
Should Your Economic Background Matter To Employers?
Careers Advice

Should Your Economic Background Matter To Employers?

Picture this: you’re sat in a job interview for an internship, palms sweating, trying your best to answer your interviewer’s questions as best you can, when suddenly they ask “So, did your parents go to university?”.

Hayden Young · Jul 17, 2018 · 3 min read
How to Get a US Student Visa
Studying Abroad

How to Get a US Student Visa

If you want to study in the US and are not a US citizen, you will need to obtain a student visa.

Hasna Haidar · Jul 16, 2018
How to Find Student Accommodation in Australia
Where to Study

How to Find Student Accommodation in Australia

After months of planning for studies in Australia — choosing the right university, selecting your courses, and packing your life away—the time has come to sort out your student accommodation.

Carly Williams · Jul 16, 2018 · 3 min read
Five Reasons Why Every Student Should Be on LinkedIn
Careers Advice

Five Reasons Why Every Student Should Be on LinkedIn

By Shannon Clark There’s a lot of confusion relating to LinkedIn. Some people see it as a social media network, like Facebook, while others view it as a job board.

Ella Patenall · Jul 13, 2018
What to Consider When You Move to Australia
Where to Study

What to Consider When You Move to Australia

Moving countries is a daunting prospect; there are seemingly endless things to organize, documents to obtain, and visas to consider - and that’s before you’ve even booked the flight!

Meg Dye · Jul 12, 2018 · 4 min read
The Essential Guide to an Australian West Coast Road Trip
Where to Study

The Essential Guide to an Australian West Coast Road Trip

When people normally think about an Aussie-based road trip, they usually think of the East Coast, with its beautiful beaches, beautiful people, and perhaps most importantly, excellent nightlife.

Meg Dye · Jul 12, 2018 · 5 min read
Amazing Historical Facts About The Best Universities For History 2018
Rankings Articles

Amazing Historical Facts About The Best Universities For History 2018

For those of you who hold a deep admiration for historical artifacts, archaeology and centuries-old sites and ruins, a history degree might just be the option.

Belkis Megraoui · Jul 11, 2018 · 8 min read
Architecture Scholarships Around the World
Scholarships & Finance

Architecture Scholarships Around the World

Planning to study architecture and need some extra funding? Check out these architecture scholarships on offer around the world, broken down by region… Please note, partly because architecture is most commonly taught at postgraduate level, the...

Sabrina Collier · Jul 10, 2018 · 6 min read