All our guides about international studies

Prioritising your health and wellbeing when studying abroad can help you make the most of your academic journey and all the fun experiences that come with it.

Since Brexit, a visa has become compulsory for those wishing to study in the UK for more than 6 months. With this, individuals can study on their chosen course as well as work under certain conditions.

In this blog, we provide a practical guide about how you can prepare ahead of your travels, what to do if you get sick overseas, and how to file an insurance claim.

Studying abroad offers plenty of adventures and opportunities for students, with 1.52 million opting for international study in the EU alone in 2021.[1] If you’re considering this path, safeguarding your medical needs could be a top priority.

Studying abroad presents you with many opportunities, such as learning a new language, getting to travel the world, and making life-long friends.

While the Erasmus programme seemed in danger of disappearing due to budget cuts in 2014, the launch of Erasmus+ in January 2014 has increased the opportunities for international mobility. The budget has been increased by...

If you’re considering studying abroad, there are lots of things to think about first. It can be an expensive proposition, so it is important to understand what it can offer you should you choose this route.

Are you looking to study at one of the world’s top universities, earn a prestigious degree, or experience on-campus living? There are many reasons to study in the United States. The amount of international students enrolled...

Are you planning to intern abroad this year? Have you simply decided to boost your CV by completing an internship outside your home country? Is your job search not getting anywhere? An internship abroad...

Studying abroad is an experience of a lifetime, giving you the chance to explore new countries and cultures while studying your preferred subject.

UK is currently the second favorite study destination: 11% of world’s international students choose to study in this country. Indeed, British universities have an excellent reputation and several higher education institutions appear in rankings of world’s...

Imagine yourself in a classroom, surrounded by a group of French-speaking teenagers. Imagine listening to 12 year-old Céline mispronouncing a word in your native tongue for the seventh time in an hour…

Wondering how to study in the United States without breaking the bank? The Fulbright Foreign Student Program awards about 8,000 scholarships annually and exists in more than 160 countries. Eligibility criteria, application procedures and...

Every year, many students go to Canada for their studies. However, these courses come at a high cost. University is not free in Canada. Fees vary between €3,000 and €20,000 per year, depending on the province...

Moving to a new place is a great chance to have new experiences, but it can also mean re-learning how to do familiar tasks from your home country. If you’ve never been to a doctor in France before, you may be unsure of what to expect. Will you be able to...

While the number of international students worldwide continues to grow, the cost of studying abroad does not seem to be going down. The most popular study destinations for students are often the most expensive. According to an...