One of the questions people ask me the most about my study experience abroad is how the Masters impacted my career. This question makes total sense. After all, the Masters degree plays a key role in helping the graduates to qualify…
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Without a doubt, studying in London is going to be one of the most exciting experiences of your life. Apart of all the knowledge and skills that you will gain, there are so many places to visit and spend time in…
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Achieving a scholarship is the decisive factor for many applicants to study abroad. For popular countries such as the UK, US and Canada, the currency conversion, travel and maintenance expenses increase the need for a scholarship or other funding for many people. Arguably,…
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Want to study abroad and need to take the IELTS Academic? Here are some tips on how to prepare yourself on your own and for free. If you want to pursue a postgraduate course at an English-speaking country, you must have…
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Over two months ago, I returned to Brazil from one of the most incredible experiences of my life. At the end of 2014, I packed my bags and travelled to the UK to study a Masters in Marketing Communications at…
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At the University of Westminster, every student has a chance to become a student ambassador. As one of them, you can get involved in activities such as giving talks on university life, finance and other subjects; accompanying academics and staff on school and college…
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The beauty of the internet is that research and information is always at your fingertips. There is always some website, some email, some forum where you can find the answer to whatever question is on your mind. However, this amazing…
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Dating and falling in love while studying abroad, whether it be a few weeks or an entire year can be terrifying. I know because I’ve been there and it’s perfectly normal. I fought it for a long time and finally…
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The Elliptical Switchback (2010) is a work of art made by Tod Hanson (1963) and commissioned by The London Overground through the agency Modus Operandi. In the words of the artist “this was a particular case” (2016). Due to the tight…
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One of the things I love most about living and studying abroad is how you begin to see not only yourself but the world in a new way. You slowly become more assimilated and accustomed to behaviour you would normally…
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