Tag: University

“I think I want to change my major,” my friend’s child, in her first year at university, tells her. I’m not sure how it happened, but I’m at the point where my friends’ kids are going off to college. Some of them are struggling with the transition, which is ...

Khalifa University Careers: A Guide to Finding a Job at a Leading Research University Credit: Hireme1st.com Are you looking for Khalifa University Careers? Khalifa University is a research-intensive university located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. It was founded in 2007 by the govern...

My first corporate job right after college, I was sitting at my desk, browsing through the internet aimlessly, as I was least interested working the JIRA tickets assigned to me. Coffee, green tea and occasional chats with my colleagues kept me going through my day. The other thing that kept me inter...

I am a Student Ambassador with the University of Edinburgh. My job is to give tours of the university to visitors, prospective students and to anybody who is interested in the university. I mostly work for the department of Student Recruitment and Admissions and for Edinburgh Global, but I can be co...

Hong Kongers living in Japan face unique challenges when it comes to residency registration and passport renewal. The confusion surrounding their nationality status, particularly the use of “China” instead of “Hong Kong” in official documents, creates practical difficulties a...

Gate Learn has successfully completed a six-hour program on Financial Literacy and Blockchain Education in collaboration with Istanbul Ticaret University, on 31 March 2023. The program aimed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of basic financial literacy principles, blockch...

Last year, I got a Chevening scholarship (2% acceptance rate) to pursue my second master program at University College London (MSc Bioscience Entrepreneurship). Being born and raised in Serbia, studying in London always seemed out of my reach. Being at such a place would mean either you...

Over the years I have become somewhat obsessed with architectural photography, primarily from the middle of the last century. My goal over the past two decades was to document any leftover signage from all over the world that was erected from the 1920s to the 80s. At first, it was just neon mo...

The Policy Against Genocide in Palestine demands that our university publicly condemn the genocidal campaign and siege against the people of Gaza at the hands of the Zionist regime. It demands that our university immediately cut ties with, and divest from corporations, institutions, and do...

At the end of the year 2015, I received an Email from IAESTE Czech informing me about the application of my internships abroad. I knew that I would finish my Bachelor’s degree by summer 2016 and wanted to take a year off my studies in order to get some work experience. I hadn’t really th...

When I graduated high school, I was 17 and on my way across the country to my dream university, the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC completely by myself. Vancouver is inarguably the most beautiful city in Canada — highest quality of life, best seafood, has mountains, cit...

Jane Shaw MacDonald earned her PhD at the University of Ottawa, where, working with Prof. Yves Bourgault and Prof. Frithjof Lutscher, her thesis spanned subjects in mathematical ecology, numerical analysis, and computational sciences. In this work, she derived mathematical models in one and two spat...

When you hear the words “university presses,” you might think of scholarly books on dusty topics like the mirror as a symbol in Jane Austen’s Emma or the history of Class A football in North Dakota. Or you might assume those presses won’t consider you if you aren...

If you are currently living and studying in the US or Canada, but thinking about pursuing legal education in the UK, chances are that the picture in your mind of legal education and the pathway to becoming a practising lawyer doesn’t quite fit what you see at UK universities. With the big diff...

The Oxford Mathematics Admission Test is a two hour exam paper for high school students who want to get into Oxford university to study mathematics. The knowledge required to tackle the questions requires no more than high school level mathematics, such as the A-level curriculum or the IB....

We can factor out x, y and z in the right hand side. This cancels out the denominator of x, y and z when we substitute in the expressions given in the question: Written by me in LaTeX Which is what we needed to show.  Next, we need ...

Oxford university is one of the best places to study at. Every year, thousands of students take the MAT in hopes of studying mathematics degrees there. Today’s puzzle is a calculus challenge from Oxford MAT 2021. Here’s a hint:  all these emojis are symmetrical in some way &he...

Iwill admit. I thought I got this problem right at first glance. But upon further evaluation, I still arrived at the right answer. This question is a fun one because it’s one of the questions for students who want to study computer science at the University of Cambridge. Let’s see i...

Around 10 days ago, I wrote up a solution to an Oxford University MAT geometry problem. Specifically, I came up with my own solution by finding the individual radii of the circles. However, I found out that we can reach the solution much quicker. Here’s the question again! Here&rsquo...

I strongly believe that everyone should attend university. Entering university is at the same time a so much promising step into a world of opportunities as long as it is accompanied by a strong will and desire for distinction. The quality and diversity of opportunities and the spread spectrum of ch...

This course is designed for non-native English speakers who are interested in advancing their careers in the global marketplace. In this course, you will learn about the job search, application, and interview process in the United States, while comparing and contrasting the same process in your home...