AI and Robotics programs in the US and Canada
As the world’s top work destination for top-tier AI researchers, the United States offers plenty of excellent opportunities for aspiring Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics professionals. The scope of AI and Robotics in the US is huge, ranging from engineering vehicles…
Meet Angelica Ortiz, GSP’s North America Admission Executive​
Global Study Partners North America welcomes Angelica Ortiz from Columbia as their new Admissions Executive. Passionate about people, culture, language, and travel, she facilitates the admissions process for GSP students in North America…
Students with Australian degrees to have qualifications recognised internationally
Australia has just achieved another huge win: the country has officially ratified the UNESCO Global Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education, which means that….
The pros and cons of capping work hours for international students in Australia
After more than a year of granting unlimited work hours for international students, the Australian government is set to reinstate the work hour cap on 30 June 2023.
The real value of studying a business degree in Europe​
Amidst the current “Golden Era of Entrepreneurship”, a business degree is invaluable for students who want to get ahead of their competition before they embark on their entrepreneurship journey. But business programs aren’t solely for students with startup goals – those who want to pursue a career in the corporate setting can hugely benefit from them as well.
The United Kingdom sees a rise in international students in 2021 and 2022
The United Kingdom’s student population is going through some interesting composition shifts. New data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) reveals that a growing proportion of foreign students are making up the UK’s student population; about 45 per cent of postgraduate students in 2021/2022 were from outside the UK, up by 10 per cent from 2017/2018.