How to apply to university If you are wondering how to apply for a university in Canada, you should know that each has its own admission rules. Some may be similar, and some may be different from others. Make sure you understand and meet these requirements before applying. Canadian universities require English language proficiency tests such … Read more
While cheaper than most English-speaking countries, living in Canada can be challenging for students worldwide. You can expect an average cost of living in Canada with rent of CAN 10,000 to CAN 15,000 per year, including food, transportation, and entertainment, which is lower compared to the United States or the United Kingdom. In most provinces, … Read more
Why study in Canada Canada is one of the best places to study in the world! It offers excellent opportunities to pursue your academic goals, explore new cultures, and enjoy a high quality of life. As a student in Canada, you will focus both on research and innovation, and hands-on experience. Some of the top … Read more
Study in Switzerland If you are a student who loves chocolate, high-end things, and gorgeous landscapes, Switzerland was tailor-made for you. A great plus is the kind population, the great shops and economy, and the international atmosphere, where students and people from all over the world come in search of great education and living conditions. … Read more
Let’s take a closer look at tuition and living expenses in Switzerland: Tuition fees in Switzerland In Switzerland, both EU/EEA and non-EU/EEA students pay the same tuition fees at most public universities (with a few exceptions listed further below). For Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees, students pay between 400–3,700 EUR per year. Private universities are much more expensive. … Read more
Study in New Zealand New Zealand may only be known as “Australia’s younger sibling”, with their almost identical flags and adorable accents. But it still is a place you should seriously consider for your international degree. New Zealand isn’t famous only for its Lord of the Rings-landscapes. It also gave us great people like Sir … Read more
Let’s take a closer look at tuition anLet’s take a closer look at tuition and living costs in New Zealand:d living costs in New Zealand: Tuition fees in New Zealand In New Zealand, the government allows universities to set their own tuition fees. For international students, these fees range between: 4,100–6,100 EUR/year for Bachelor’s degrees … Read more
For domestic students, applications to universities are done through a number of state-based central admissions systems, for example, the Victoria Tertiary Admissions Centre for universities in Victoria or the Universities Admissions Centre in New South Wales and ACT. Although there are differences between each scheme, candidates can make multiple applications, listing universities by preference in … Read more
After you have finished your studies in Australia, you might decide that you want to stay there. If you do, you want be alone, a lot of the expats in Australia never intended to stay, until they fell in love with the country. However, your student visa stops being valid when your course ends, so … Read more
You will need somewhere to live while you are studying. The options available to you will depend on your university, its location, and your preferences. University provided accommodation. Many universities will have accommodation they manage for students. But few will have enough to house all their students, though, so it is often prioritised for particular groups, … Read more