Studying abroad: what are your long-term goals? “Choose a job you love and you won’t have to work a day in your life.” Confucius When you’re thinking about where you want to go after high school, it’s very important to take a step back and consider one fundamental question: what are your long-term goals? After…

Studying abroad: questions to ask yourself when choosing your course of study You’ve made up your mind and are ready to study abroad? Here’s a list of questions to help you think about what you’d like to do and define your goals. You don’t know which course to choose (veterinary medicine, liberal arts, social sciences,…

Study abroad: are you cut out for life in an urban university? Do you generally enjoy the hustle and bustle of big cities, are you passionate about culture or love going out, and are you extroverted or independent? Here’s a quick rundown of the main advantages and disadvantages of choosing an urban university. A dynamic,…

Studying abroad: are you cut out for campus life? When choosing your university abroad, the type of environment you’ll be living in has a big impact on your experience. There are usually several options open to you: choosing a campus university in a rural, urban (in the middle of a metropolis) or semi-urban (in a…

Taking a gap year Whether it’s to take some time to think about your career plans or the type of course you really want to pursue, to gain professional experience, to volunteer, to travel, to save money, to improve your English or your baccalaureate results, there are many reasons why some students take a gap…

Open Days: 6 good reasons to attend if you want to study abroad 6 good reasons to attend There’s no better way to find out about the universities you’re considering applying to than by visiting them in person. You’ll be able to get a feel for the setting and infrastructure, and ask all your questions…

Studying abroad: how to choose the right business school? The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is a post-baccalaureate program focused on business management, usually lasting three or four years. This type of training is aimed at students wishing to pursue an international career in business. In response to growing student demand, many business schools around…

Studying abroad: how to choose the right science and engineering course? There are many excellent science and engineering courses abroad, whether in the United Kingdom in Switzerland Netherlands or to United States at Canada or Israel. The UK offers both biology and general engineering courses (at Cambridge, Warwick or King’s College for example) as well…

Studying abroad: how to choose the right Social Sciences course? What is social science? The social sciences are a group of academic disciplines that have in common the study of social interactions between individuals, groups and their environments. Political science, international relations, economics, sociology, philosophy and anthropology are among the most popular social science disciplines.…

Dental studies: How to choose the right course of study? If you’re planning to study architecture, art or design abroad, you’ll first need to You may not know it, but you’ve probably already been treated by a dentist who graduated abroad. In fact, according to a Drees study published in September 2017: « One third…