The International Scholarships Programme is designed to support future leaders from the Marshall Islands to pursue a fully funded master’s degree at a UK university. The programme aims to help talented professionals gain advanced knowledge, skills, and international networks that they can use to drive positive change in their home country
Minister for Health and Coordinating Minister for Social Policies Ong Ye Kung speaking during the dialogue session at the Kent Ridge Ministerial Forum on Sept 7
A university has unveiled its new £100m student village which will provide 700 new and 300 refurbished bedrooms
International students planning to study at Korean universities are advised to check whether their prospective school is certified under the government’s International Education Quality Assurance System (IEQAS), as students at some universities may face restrictions on visa issuance
The Justice Department accused UC Berkeley School of Law on Wednesday of illegally favoring Black applicants over white and Asian candidates, alleging the school continued to weigh race in admissions after the Supreme Court struck down race-conscious college admissions in 2023
One of the nation’s top business and financial media outlets has ranked Binghamton University as the top public university in New York state
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Platinum-based chemotherapy drugs are powerful at treating cancer but can have an under-appreciated impact on the rest of the body. To investigate this, a team at the Wellcome Sanger Institute, the University of Cambridge, the Francis Crick Institute, and King’s College London used new sequencing technologies and found distinctive DNA damage in the liver. They…
The International Scholarships Programme invites applications from future leaders in Mauritania to pursue a fully funded one-year master’s degree in the United Kingdom. The programme supports talented individuals who aim to develop their knowledge and skills in the UK and use their experience to contribute to positive development in Mauritania
Starting your first job out of college comes with a mix of excitement and nervousness. While you will be trained for how to do the job, nobody hands you a manual for workplace culture, salary negotiation, or how to spot a bad boss before you’ve signed the contract