Continue Your Exploration: Page 5 of Higher Education Articles

This is the 5th of 8 pages dedicated to an extensive collection of articles with useful information for both local and international students seeking higher education. You can navigate to other pages for more articles with in-depth insights into various higher education topics. Click on an article from the list below to explore the details.

  • Medical Institute in Uzbekistan

    Medical Institute in Uzbekistan The Andijan State Medical Institute, over its years of independence, has trained 13,000+ physicians across various specialties. With 870 staff, including esteemed professors and doctors, it offers education in therapeutic, pediatric, dental, and preventive medicine, among others. Its clinic, boasting modern equipment like MRT and MSCT, facilitates advanced research and educational endeavors. [Read More]

  • Getting Higher Education in Ethiopia

    Getting Higher Education in Ethiopia Ethiopia has 42 public universities and more than 80 private universities that are known for quality education, inclusiveness, trained lecturers, well-equipped libraries and laboratories, and appealing environments. Choosing the right university is a difficult decision for students who are taking university entrance exams. The Ethiopian Ministry of Education prepares a form with the options of fields of study and universities. [Read More]

  • Effect of Corona on India's Education System

    Effect of Corona on India's Education System For COVID-19, a lockdown in India was implemented on March 25, 2020, affecting the school system in the country. The traditional education system has been transformed into a technological model by using educational technology to educate and assess students remotely. Teachers in India confront a variety of challenges while educating and evaluating students over the Internet. [Read More]

  • Top 10 Universities in India

    Top 10 Universities in India Find details on the top 10 universities in India, a popular destination for South Asian students for higher education. [Read More]

  • Top 10 Universities in China

    Top 10 Universities in China The Chinese government has invested heavily in research and higher education. There are so many great universities in the country, but here are the top 10 on the list. [Read More]

  • Tuition Fees and Living Expenses for Foreign Students in Canada

    Tertiary education in Canada is not free, especially for international students, but it is affordable compared to the United States, United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Australia. The average undergraduate foreign student pays C$11,903 annually. [Read More]

  • Part-time and Full-time Work Opportunities for Foreign Students in Canada

    There are myriads of work permit programs for foreign students. Working in Canada as an international student can open doors of opportunities for the future. International students can work 20 hours a week during academic sessions and full-time or 40 hours during vacation or scheduled breaks such as winter, summer, and spring breaks. [Read More]

  • Health insurance for foreign students in Canada

    The type of health insurance you will get will depend mainly on the province you are going. Every province has its own healthcare rules and eligibility requirements for residents. So, your duty as an international student is to know the healthcare requirements of the area you intend going, this will help you to apply for the suitable one. [Read More]

  • Scope for International Students in Canada

    The advantages of studying in Canada are multiple; one of them is that you will enjoy a valuable Canadian work experience both during and after your program. There are also great immigration options for foreign students that have completed their tertiary education programs. [Read More]

  • Changes to International Student Program from June 1, 2014

    New rules for international students have been established in Canada's education system. This is aimed at protecting the country's global academic reputation and minimizing the potential for misuse or fraud of the program. The new rule took effect on June 1, 2014. [Read More]