As Lancaster University’s Department of Linguistics and English Language (LAEL) celebrates its 50 th anniversary in 2024, it continues to lead the field with innovation and influence. Today, it ranks ...

When Steyning Grammar School (SGS) was first established in 1614, the school only had one master, no more than 50 boys, and six boarders. Today, it’s the largest state school in West Sussex with over ...

Imagine this: finals week is around the corner, and all your study sessions have ended up being doomscrolling sessions instead. Now you’re staring at your notes, panicking as time ticks away. But ...

Originally from Moldova, Rodica Pirau completed her undergraduate studies in Bucharest, Romania, before setting her sights on a master’s degree abroad. Right off the bat, she was drawn to the ...

At Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business, students aren’t just prepared for their futures — they are empowered to shape them. After all, this is a school with internationally renowned ...

The Master’s in IT – information technology, for short – has seen nothing less of a surge in demand. Certain programmes, such as Murdoch University’s Master’s in IT, even highlight emerging and ...

Requirements: True knowledge of the law with original intellectual insight, emotional intelligence, sophisticated legal research and writing, good, old-fashioned effective communication skills, and ...

If there’s an artist taking the performing arts industry by waves, you’re likely to find them in the corridors of The Place in London. Award-winning and industry leading choreographers, movement ...

As various industries strive to achieve faster, cheaper, and safer processes, the competencies honed by industrial engineers — such as supply chain management, systems optimisation, and organisational ...

Isabel Fernandez was working in a postbaccalaureate position at the National Institute of Mental Health when she was introduced to neuroscience research. “It was there that I found a new interest in ...

Jewellery dates back to ancient civilisations that flourished in the Mediterranean and Iran around 3,000 to 400 BC. However, many say that the first jewellers can be traced back to 7000 BCE in the ...