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Post-Study Work Visa: The Best Countries to Work in After Graduating 

Get to know the best countries to work in after your graduation!

Australia

Working part-time in Australia: How much can you earn?

Here we discuss about the top 5 part-time jobs that you can do in Australia and how much you can earn from each of them.

United Kingdom

How to apply for UK universities and colleges: Step by step guide

A step by step guide to applying to UK universities. Read on to get valuable tips on admission process, application deadlines, how, when, and where to apply for studying in the UK.

United Kingdom

How to Apply for UK Student Visa? Step By Step Process

Getting your UK student visa is an essential part of the journey to fulfil your dream of studying in the UK. Applying for visa in the UK can be a daunting process, especially if you don’t know the UK visa requirements and important dates for application.

Ireland

Ireland for studying abroad

Ireland, which has the youngest population in Europe, is a fun place to study. Its capital Dublin is literally a student city.

Canada

Your guide to studying in Calgary, Canada

Top questions about studying abroad

Answers to your questions about the application process, start dates, costs, and working while studying.

Canada

U15 group of Canadian research universities

The U15 is a group of 15 Canada’s most research-intensive universities aiming for a sustainable higher education environment and delivery of long-term projects.

Australia

How to open a student bank account in Australia

Planning to study abroad in Australia? You’ll need some banking advice.

7 Essential Apps That All International Students Should Download

Make the most out of your virtual internship

Virtual internships or remote internships are a great way to get some hands-on training online while staying at home. Find out more about virtual internships.

Australia

5 tips for a successful Australian student visa application

I was so excited the moment I received the email that I got accepted into my dream university in Australia. Who wouldn’t, right? But moments later, I asked myself the real question ‘what’s next?’