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NewsEducationStudy AbroadUniversity of Arizona invites applications for UG programmes Aspirants can apply for the UG courses at the official University of Arizona website — everywhere.arizona.edu. The university is providing a generous scholarship programme for international students. (Representative image. Source: Wikipedia)Listen to this article Your browser does not support the audio element. The University of Arizona is inviting applications for its undergraduate degrees for the Fall 2024 intake. Aspirants can apply for the UG courses at the official University of Arizona website — everywhere.arizona.edu. As per the schedule, the classes for fall 2024 intake are scheduled to begin from August 2024. The varsity is…
INDIA Universities today are becoming more global both in outlook and outreach. The number of students studying outside their home country is increasing every year. According to the Study Abroad Outlook Report released by Leap-Ipsos in 2022, the aspiration for overseas education will increase exponentially by 2025 with over two million Indian students spending, collectively, US$100+ billion on their education.The key triggers for students to study abroad, according to the report, are not only the quality of education, but a better lifestyle, career advancement, networking and international exposure.Indian students pursue higher studies not only in Europe, Canada or Western Europe,…
Chris Baker, founder and director of Altum L’alto Pilgrimages (ALP), pointing to various sites. (Image courtesy of the author) In The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, the fifth of C.S. Lewis’ Narnia series, the mysterious Aslan is famously referred to as “not a tame Lion.” Itself a story of a pilgrimage-like journey, Aslan tells the Pevensie children at the end of the book that the point of their relationship with him in Narnia is so that they can know him better in their own world. Today, chartered buses and tour-guides often tame the experience of European pilgrimages for Catholics. Yet,…
With a $100,000 gift, Gabriella (left) and Marshall St. Amant have established two endowments to benefit UM students who study abroad. They are joined by their children, Bella and Marshall, whose educational experiences at Ole Miss inspired the gift. Photo by Bill Dabney/UM Foundation OXFORD, Miss. – With a $100,000 gift to the University of Mississippi, Gabriella and Marshall St. Amant, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, have established the Dr. Carmen Posada-Pepper and St. Amant Family Classics Endowment and the Dr. Carmen Posada-Pepper and St. Amant Family Croft Endowment. The endowments memorialize Gabriella St. Amant’s mother, who died in June 2022,…
In recent years, Indian students have been venturing across borders to pursue international master’s education, seeking personal and professional growth. According to data released by the Ministry of Education in early 2023, the number of Indian students who study abroad has increased significantly in the previous year. In 2022, 7.5 lakh Indian students registered in overseas universities, compared to 4.44 lakh in 2021, marking an increase of 68.79%. There are several top courses that have seen significant growth which offer excellent academic prospects and open doors to global networks, diverse cultures, experiences, and exciting career paths. Mayank Sharma, Head of…
August 23 @ 8:00 am – August 27 @ 5:00 pm SAST Are you eager to enhance your skills for a successful career? If so, we invite you to be a part of our upcoming in-person events designed for prospective students in South Africa. The event is free of charge, but registration is required. If you’re a Bachelor’s student seeking a Master’s degree in the fields of Finance, Marketing and Management, consider attending Access Masters on August 23rd in Johannesburg OR August 27th in Cape Town. If you’re a business professional exploring MBA opportunities, join Access MBA on August 24th…
NewsEducationStudy AbroadCambridge University launches fellowship to study Indian indentured labour history Gaiutra Bahadur is the author of ‘Coolie Woman: The Odyssey of Indenture’, a major study of the lives of Indian women who became indentured labourers to colonial plantations in the 19th century. The university’s Selwyn College appointed Guyanese-American Professor Gaiutra Bahadur last week as the “Ramesh and Leela Narain visiting bye-fellow in Indentureship Studies”. (Image credit: Cambridge University)Listen to this article Your browser does not support the audio element. The University of Cambridge has created what is believed to be the first-ever visiting fellowship into the study of indentured…
Jealous of a friend who just got back from a life changing semester overseas? It happens. All those exciting stories can be hard to hear if studying abroad doesn’t seem like it’s in your future. But AIFS Abroad has your back. Our short-term study abroad programs are here to help make your dream a reality. Here are some of the many benefits of pursuing a short-term study abroad program option like Summer, January Term, or May Term. 1. Flexibility and Convenience If you’re a busy bee with a jam-packed schedule, a short-term study abroad option might be the right fit…
Recently, undergraduate and graduate students from the College of Business at the University of Nevada, Reno and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas were given the opportunity to travel and study abroad in London, England, through the Nevada Global Business Program. “There are so many great things for our students in the London Nevada Global Business program; it is an immersive experience with students from both the University of Nevada, Reno, and Las Vegas, in a place they can easily navigate the language while appreciating the cultural nuances that make it completely different,” Greg Mosier, dean of the College of…
Exploring the world through study abroad is an incredible opportunity to broaden your horizons and gain valuable academic experiences. However, not everyone can fit a semester-long trip into their busy college schedule. Look no further! In this blog post, we will explore three popular types of short-term study abroad programs: January Term, May Term, and Summer term. These options are a great fit for you if you’re looking for a more condensed experience. Which short-term study abroad program is right for you? 1. January Term January Term study abroad programs take place during your college winter break. They allow you…