The Find Your Best Future Podcast

When applying to study in the UK, there is clearly much to think about so in this podcast Emma Thomas from the City University in London is going to talk us through some of the main things you need to consider. She starts by offering tips on course choice before moving on to discuss the admissions process. As part of her advice on course choice, she flags up something of great importance that often gets overlooked by students: placements or internships. Emma then turns her attention to an equally important topic to consider, and that is living and studying at a British university. 

Emma works at the City University in London and so she is ideally placed to offer good advice for international students considering studying in one of the world’s great cities. And finally, she talks about the huge amount of support that British universities offer international students who are probably leaving home for the first time and dealing with the challenges of settling into their academic program as well as learning to live in a foreign country.

In this podcast we welcome Chiara Marscheshi from the EU Business School Barcelona, Munich and Switzerland. Chiara provides a vision of the enormous breadth and diversity of opportunities available to students who study business. She talks about the importance of networking, of developing transferable skills, staying connected and keeping up-to-date in order to benefit from the new and exciting opportunities that are opening up in our rapidly changing world.

Understandably students are puzzled and confused, most just want a quick answer, look at the numbers and find the best university. Many students and their parents just glance at the ranking number and go for the higher ranked university, however, there are several questions that arise around the issue of ranking. In this episode we take a look at some of the more commonly asked questions...

Do you want to study an American academic program but stay in Europe? Are you studying in the United States and would like to do an exchange program in Europe? 

American universities in Europe offer an  interesting alternative to the local universities, and they are spread right across the continent.  We are going to whet your appetite for a life changing experience.

This episode is for all international students who are thinking about studying in British Columbia. It is an addendum to the 'Studying in Canada' episode and has some really important information that could save you 1,000s of dollars and get you to places that you never thought possible.

So before you apply to universities in BC take a moment to to check out this short podcast episode, and, who knows, it might make a real difference to your choices and your bank balance!

A hospitality degree is primarily aimed at those considering working in the hotel industry, degrees are structured in such a way that you will gain hands-on experience how a hotel works. Additionally, you will be equipped with the full range of business skills and knowledge to enable you to move out into a career in other areas of business if you so decide.

If you are interested in studying for a degree with a direct connection to an exciting and diverse industry then you should certainly listen in to this episode!

When people start thinking about studying in Switzerland they automatically think of the hospitality universities as Switzerland is the world leader in this area, however Switzerland has much more to offer. Tune into this episode and find out more...

Capilano University in North Vancouver has a lovely small campus in the heart of beautiful British Columbia. Cap U, as it is known, has not forgotten its roots as a college dedicated to providing a careers based, practical education to students but has updated this model to provide innovative courses designed for the 21st Century.

In this engaging interview with Cristian Capo, the International Recruitment Manager, we cover everything that you will need to know about studying at Capilano University as an international student. The section on province wide university transfers is particularly interesting for students who did not manage to achieve their full potential at High School but who, never-the-less, want to graduate from a prestigious university at the end of their studies.

A recommended listen.

In this episode we will examine what makes Ireland such an attractive destination for international students. We’ll offer guidance and tips on how to research and apply to Irish universities, plus some information on tuition fees, housing and work.

University of Limerick on the west coast of Ireland offers an exciting mix of innovative courses, a friendly student centered environment and great connections to the whole of the EU. In this episode we chat to Liam Ryan, a UL alumni and admissions representative, who takes us on an engaging and detailed tour of all that the university offers.

If you are looking for a university in an English speaking country with great connections to global companies, then this may well be the one for you.