Higher Education Abroad Blog

For anyone who aims to apply for the academia in the US, it’d be beneficial to have an idea about the kinds of universities there. Without the required information about the colleges, you may not be able to take advantage of the opportunities galore. The universities in the USA are categorized into Public, Private, Ivy Leagues and Community Colleges. Whether you’re applying for undergraduate courses, master’s or doctorate, you can check for prospects in any of these colleges and have a comparative analysis of the essential criteria before forwarding your applications. Public Universities The highlights of the public universities are that they are: •    State Funded Institutions •    Usually large •    Not for profit and financially supported by Public Taxes •    They offer Bachelors, Masters, and Doctorate courses in different fields of study •    Tuition Fees is comparatively much...

Think of studying in Australia, you can think of a number of reasons to consider this country as your final destination for study abroad. Studying in Australia is more about thinking of Kangaroos, outback or boomerangs. Besides it is also called as the Land Down Under along with being the home to gorgeous beaches, loads of outdoorsy adventure, along with a number of other things to enjoy. Well, if you have planned to study in Australia, you need to follow the steps given below as under. How about checking the 7 Steps to Study in Australia in the following paragraphs: 1). Select Your Options You can refer to a wide range of courses available for both the undergraduate and post-graduate courses. The best part of Australian education is that the universities here have embarked on a number of programs, which are innovative suiting to your requirements. You can easily find the long list of course content and structures that showcase a wide range of details including the entr...

Are you a person with out of the box thinking? Are you interested in pursuing your master’s with a unique combination providing distinctive job opportunities? Then you are certain to opt for an inter-disciplinary program at master’s level. Interdisciplinary Studies This seems to be a catchphrase in education these days and one that seems to be given quite thought. But what does 'interdisciplinary' study really mean? And what are its benefits? As the word itself suggests, Interdisciplinary study involves the blend of two or more academic disciplines in one course or program that suits your distinct academic and professional goals. The combination can be from the humanities, the Physical and Life Sciences, the Creative and Performing Arts, the Management Studies or the Social Sciences. Masters in USA Benefits of Interdisciplinary Studies A Major in Interdisciplinary Studies is as good as a department-based Major. The interdisciplinary study enables s...

There are many scholarships which are available for the Indian students offered by the government organizations and specific universities abroad. Following are is the list of current scholarships as of January 2017 to which the students can apply.  1.        BOLC Distance Learning Scholarships Brentwood Open Learning College has made learning affordable for students across the world by announcing BOLC Distance Learning Scholarships. The scholarship covers about 80% of the course fee and ranges between 100 (UK Pounds) to 460 (UK Pounds) and the amount is variable based on the need. Eligibility:-          Basic English language skills.         Well motivated and passionate about future.         Aged 16 years or older.          Student can get one scholarship per student per year. 2.        Macquarie Univ...

Salient Features of Ara Institute of Canterbury Ara Institute of Canterbury is an  Institute of Technology  in  Christchurch , New Zealand. It provides full education leading to Diplomas, Applied Bachelor's Degrees  and Graduate Diplomas  in Technologies and Trades. Ara has two main campuses in Christchurch - Madras Street and the Trades Innovation Institute on Sullivan Avenue. Ara is one of New Zealand's largest tertiary institutions and is the largest polytechnic in the South Island. Study Areas : Applied Science Architectural Studies   &   Interior   Design Art   &   Design Broadcasting Business Community Studies Computing Engineering Technology Food &   Hospitality Music   &   Performing Arts Nursing Tourism , Travel & Recreation Graduate Diploma  (Level 7) - Business School has 10 Graduate Diploma programmes which are v...

Study abroad planning doesn’t start with deciding about which destination, which college to apply or what course to study in but you have to plan few more things before these. Things that help you to get into your preferred college. You have to think about SAT. Now when you start thinking about SAT, again plethora of question wander in your mind, what is SAT, What is so special about SAT, when I should take SAT, how should I study to score high and what not. The intent behind starting such standardize tests is to provide colleges with the ease to compare applicants and select right among them. SAT is basically test of knowledge that forms a basis to check student’s potential to succeed in such type of tests by making use of the knowledge base that they have. SAT is made from content that you already familiar with. You will find the same questions and material you had or have been learning in your school. Quite simply, the knowledge and expertise you gain from your school is...

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...