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Finland is emerging as a popular study abroad destination for international students. According to student satisfaction surveys Finland continues to be in the top of European destinations for international students. But what is so different with Finland and Finnish Universities? International students in Finland are quite positive about the academic standards at their Finnish universities, they are completely satisfied with the social life surrounding the studies, and admire Finland for the extremely good university services along with quality of education and quality of life.

Dublin Business School (DBS), Ireland offering Scholarship for International Students. Dublin Business School, Ireland offering scholarship worth 2350 euros per year for students applying to study undergraduate IT/IS/Computer Science Programs at DBS. This would bring down the fees for year to 7000 € for following programs:

Going for a Bachelor’s Degree without math is definitely possible in Canada. Options are available after passing 12th Commerce without math. In this blog we will delve about some popular Courses after 12th Commerce without Math in Canada.

The costs of living in New Zealand will vary from person to person, depending on lifestyle, situation and personal preferences. For students, it is especially important to plan out and stick to a budget whilst studying, to ensure that all costs can be covered. Remember, New Zealand allows for international students to work for 20 hours a week under certain conditions, so ensure that you consider all of your financial options when making a budget. The New Zealand government recommends that you have at least NZ$15, 000 a year to support your living expenses, which equates to about NZ$1, 250 a month. Consider your lifestyle and what you want out of your time in New Zealand when you use this guide to arrange your finances.

As widely known, not many countries have a mutual recognition of each other’s medical degrees; it becomes difficult to pursue Post Graduate Degrees at the country of one’s choice. But all is not lost; we have identified some of the options for Indian medical students, for them to pursue their Post Graduate studies in Medicine abroad.