Higher Education Abroad Blog

Why Griffith University? ·          Ranked among the top 3% of all universities and among the top 50 universities under 50 worldwide ·          It has a campus in Gold Coast and four campuses in and around Brisbane City (Nathan campus, Mt Gravatt campus and South Bank campus and the fourth campus in Logan City). ·          Five stars for graduate employability. ·          Hands-on learning with industry partners. ·          QS World Ranking 2016: 329 ·          Griffith University has international accreditation from AACSB International - the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (one of the highest achievements with less than 5% of the world's business schools receiving this accolade). ·          Griffith is one of Australia’s leading sport Universities. ·          More than 300 degrees offered to International students. ·          On campus accommodation facility. ·         

About Germany Germany formally known as Federal Republic of Germany. Geographically it is located in Western Europe and Denmark surrounding it from North. We get Poland and Czech Republic on East side, Austria on southeast, Luxembourg, France and Belgium border Germany from west, Netherland on Northeast and Switzerland on southwest. There are total 16 constituent states in Germany. Berlin is its largest and capital city. There are 81 million residents in Germany and this makes it the most populated state in the European Union. It is the second most in-demand migration destination in the world after USA. Germany’s economy is world’s fourth largest. Germany is worldwide market leader in several technological and industrial sectors. Universities in Germany Types: There are two types of Higher Education in Germany:  Universities including the Universities of Technology, abb. TU Universities of Applied Sciences or Fachhochschulen, abb.

About the University: The University of Waikato, informally Waikato University, is a comprehensive university located in the city of Hamilton, New Zealand. It also has a satellite campus at Tauranga. Established in 1964, it has international students from more than 70 countries which make up around 20% of the 12,500 student population at Waikato. Programs:  Study at Waikato Management School, a Triple Crown international business school accredited by EQUIS, AMBA and AACSB since 2005. This is a global benchmark of excellence in teaching and research, achieved by less than 1% of the world's business schools. 1.   The Master of Business and Management  (MBM) – 12 Months: The MBM provides a comprehensive understanding of the fast-paced global business environment and prepares the students to take on a wide range of management and leadership roles.  This is an intensive program for students who have a bachelor degree in any area.  It also includes a 3-

Salient Features of the College: *         Founded in 1970. *         Community College under SPP. *         Small class sizes (max. 35 students in a class) *         Over 1,500 international students enroll at Douglas. *         Received the Internationalization Excellence award from the Canadian Association of Community Colleges for its leadership in international education. *         Recognized by the British Columbia Education Quality Assurance Program. *         University Transfer Programs to top ranked Canadian Universities such as University of British Columbia, Simon Fraser University, University of Victoria and many more. Programs Offered:  Bachelor’s Degree, Diplomas, Associate Degree, University Transfer programs, PG Diplomas. Programs Offered in the fields of: *         Accounting *         Business *         Child and Youth Care *         Computing and Information Systems *         Financial Services *       

Yes indeed it is really interesting question.. When I was in college I used to think on this issue, but ultimately came on a conclusion that studying abroad is really beneficial in all aspects. Isn’t it. When it comes to higher education, every family and all students gets in a dilemma that what steps should be taken. But there are some facts or you can say reasons where we can decide as to what is easier and beneficial. Admissions to higher studies is difficult in India when it comes to IITs and IIMs. GRE is comparatively easy than GATE. GATE consists of math and one who is weaker in this section should definitely forget about higher studies. But GRE, if you score good, there are many options for you abroad. Dream Come True.. Studying in foreign country is everyone’s dream. Students get easy education loans and scholarships through educational and government institutions. Yes, the fees are unaffordable but still it can be bared. Also one who dreams in researching gets h