There's no denying that playing sports is good for your health and can extend your life expectancy. However, some students wonder if, for the duration of their studies, playing sports might be wasting valuable time they could have devoted to learning. All is well.
It's not uncommon to feel the need to take a break from your studies. Sometimes, there's uncertainty about a career choice you may have made a little too early. The study program is sometimes demanding and requires a significant amount of work and a large number of hours, which add up to
We live in an era where borders are falling and opportunities for international exchange are easier than ever. The field of study is also increasingly open to the benefits of exploring new places. While it may seem daunting to have to adapt to a new environment while studying, there are many
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
Established in 2014 as part of an action plan from 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 a
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
Exams are approaching, and you have no choice: it's the final stretch and you have to get to work! Whether you've been procrastinating or on the contrary you've been very studious, stress threatens your tired brain which is starting to get all mixed up. So rather than producing a
MOOCs, a new arena of competition between universities and higher education institutions, are creating real pressure on universities, particularly those in developing countries, which unfortunately do not enjoy the same prestige as some major universities. COURSERA, the world's largest MOOC platform, reveals that only 39% of those enrolled
It was a first. Last year, around thirty engineering students from the École Centrale Nantes and Télécom Bretagne attended an online course on acquiring knowledge on the Web. A small group. In reality, there were many more. The course is accessible to Internet users from all over the world: 1,300 students, from Madagascar to
Gone are the days of lectures in packed lecture halls, and technology is here! Online learning is experiencing strong growth, attracting more and more young people and professionals to connect to study (see infographic below). Beyond the efforts made by online universities regarding the quality of the courses offered,
