academic
Choosing friendships over academic prestige when applying abroad
There's a spectrum of universities in every country, from well-reputed ones that only accept the most decorated applicants to others that still offer high quality education while accepting students who didn’t prioritise academics as much in high school. This means that even if you're particularly ambitious, you don't have to choose between academic prestige and long-standing relationships.
Your guide to the Erasmus Mundus scholarship
A recipient of the 2022 Erasmus Mundus scholarship walks you through the process.
Picking your major: A case for Anthropology
For an Anthropology major, the world truly is their oyster.
The implications of grade boundaries on students
University grading scales are far more complicated, with numerous positive and negative grades alongside letter marks.
The complex experience of academic guilt
Does everyone develop academic guilt the same way, and for the same reasons?
Three tips for an effective group study session
How exactly do you make a group study session effective?
How to tell if you're burning out
For students, burnout is common if they are in a highly demanding academic discipline.
Not fitting into any category at university
This is all normal when you have friends from all corners of the university.
Rethinking education and future skills
Staying relevant translates to positive outcomes for people.
Choosing friendships over academic prestige when applying abroad
There's a spectrum of universities in every country, from well-reputed ones that only accept the most decorated applicants to others that still offer high quality education while accepting students who didn’t prioritise academics as much in high school. This means that even if you're particularly ambitious, you don't have to choose between academic prestige and long-standing relationships.
Your guide to the Erasmus Mundus scholarship
A recipient of the 2022 Erasmus Mundus scholarship walks you through the process.
Picking your major: A case for Anthropology
For an Anthropology major, the world truly is their oyster.
The implications of grade boundaries on students
University grading scales are far more complicated, with numerous positive and negative grades alongside letter marks.
The complex experience of academic guilt
Does everyone develop academic guilt the same way, and for the same reasons?
Three tips for an effective group study session
How exactly do you make a group study session effective?
How to tell if you're burning out
For students, burnout is common if they are in a highly demanding academic discipline.
Not fitting into any category at university
This is all normal when you have friends from all corners of the university.
Rethinking education and future skills
Staying relevant translates to positive outcomes for people.
Russell Banks, praised author of ‘Cloudsplitter’, dies at 82
Banks, a professor emeritus at Princeton University, died Saturday in upstate New York, his editor, Dan Halpern, told The Associated Press. Banks was being treated for cancer.