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SPAIN may be overshadowed by its European neighbours in world university rankings - but focus on business and suddenly its dominance becomes clear. Which country has more business schools in the European top 10 than...
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ALL successful organisations take risks in order to survive and grow and now, more than ever, they need competent people to manage those risks. Major regulatory reforms being introduced in the wake of the recent global...
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WRITER Robert Bryce once said “If oil didn’t exist, we’d have to invent it”. The world runs on oil, and until a similarly effective energy source is found, it will continue to be the most needed...
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WINDMILLS, tulips, bikes and clogs aside, there are many things that make the Netherlands special. Why do more than 90,000 international students head to this small European country every year? Cindy van den Hooff knows...
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EDINBURGH is home to the biggest festivals in the world and attract 4 million people each year. It's most famous for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival - quite commonly and affectionately referred to as simply the 'Fringe'...
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CANADA has more than 265,000 international students. Would you like to be one of them? In recent weeks we have been collecting your questions about study in Canada and putting them to a panel of education experts. Today...
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EVERY year, Oxford University releases a list of sample interview questions to help students to prepare for their entrance interview. We couldn’t resist giving you a peek into some of the more interesting questions,...
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Dear Ms. Chang, we are pleased to inform you that you have a place at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Term begins on the 21st of August. We await your owl no later than the 31st of July. Yours sincerely,...
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FRANCE was the birthplace of cinema and still runs one of the world's biggest film industries. Even if you have never set foot there you probably have a strong picture of what France looks like thanks to its portrayal...
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ARTISTS and museum curators don't usually get showered with funding, which is why the Charles Wallace Trusts are so special. Every year, they help doctoral students and professionals from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh...
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WITH the fourth largest education system in the world, Indonesia has a tough job supporting all its students. Many are looking overseas for that next step in their education. If you are too, here are six scholarships that...
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ASPIRING students from 176 countries lodged a record 82,000 scholarship applications to study in Turkey in 2013. The country is growing increasingly popular with international students and the generous scholarships...
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Students need professional experience to secure their first step onto the career ladder. But often, companies and organisations use phrases like ‘internship’, ‘work experience’...
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Graduates preparing to take the leap into employment face tough competition, and it’s imperative to make an outstanding case for yourself with every job application. That being said, good personal branding...
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DID your parents make you study medicine even though you can't stand the sight of blood? Are you half-way through your medical degree and wondering why you ever dreamed of being a doctor? Or maybe you've graduated...
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Harper Adams University Harper Adams University is the leading specialist institution tackling the future development of our planet’s food...
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The University of Lincoln The University of Lincoln is recognised as one of the UK’s leading young universities by The Times and Sunday Times...
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Welcome to Loughborough University Throughout its history Loughborough University has built upon its distinctive characteristics. Today it is...
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