How to internationalize your course?
Experiencing other cultures and testing one's skills against new methods and/or ways of thinking is often the goal of those who decide to study abroad. Whether in Europe or much further afield, internationalizing one's studies is a good way to acquire new skills and master a new language, which can prove decisive in obtaining a position of responsibility. However, if the motivations for this type of project are expressed
Top 10 Best Student Cities in Europe – #9: Munich
Located in Bavaria, Munich is the third largest German city, displaying a dynamism typical of a metropolis while also offering numerous cultural wonders to visit. There's plenty to do on your free weekends and holidays without spending too much. The German city is also green, modern, and very pleasant for walks, outdoor sports, or simply relaxing afternoons with friends. It's a good compromise for students who
The 2015-2016 student fair calendar
Recurring and sometimes unmissable events, student fairs punctuate the school year and are a good way to find ideas, glean information on the different training courses available to achieve your goals and integrate more easily into the world of work. These fairs, where you can meet guidance specialists, specialized professionals or training organizations, also allow students to attend conferences, participate in workshops or even place
Top 10 Best Student Cities in Europe – #10: Barcelona
A series dedicated to the best student cities in Europe. For this ranking that we take responsibility for, we mainly listened to the students who tried the adventure and through their feelings, we hope to give you a better understanding of the specificity and the different advantages of each of the student cities #10 Barcelona: a wide academic choice and a festive atmosphere Often considered the best university in Spain, the University of Barcelona founded in 1450 offers a very wide range of training and
What is student entrepreneur status?
Established in 2014 as part of an Action Plan by the Ministry of National Education, Higher Education and Research to promote the entrepreneurial spirit among young people, the status of student entrepreneur allows young project leaders aged under 28 to create their own business while benefiting from tailored support, legal advice and financial aid. Other advantages linked to the status itself also allow them to acquire credibility,
The gap year, a right but also an opportunity
Since July 23rd, through a ministerial circular, the gap year has become a right for all students, applicable from the start of the 2015 academic year. Thanks to this new system designed to protect the status and rights of the student, all students who wish to take a break (1 year) in their studies will be able to do so without being penalized upon their return because this break year is above all an opportunity and a