As part of our 30 for 30 initiative, we are spending 30 days shining a spotlight on 30 remarkable charities and non-profit organisations whose work makes a meaningful difference to our communities.
Over the course of 30 days, we will share their stories, celebrate their impact and create a platform
How can you assess someone who processes thoughts differently, learns differently, and communicates differently? In this article we look at few ideas of how adaptive assessment can change the way we assess neurodivergent individuals’ learning. As these individuals have unique cognitive processes that we know very little about, an automated
Empathy is a hotly discussed topic both in society and business, yet many are unaware of what empathy really is, where does it originate from, how much empathy do we have, and can empathy be learnt or cultivated. What does it mean to be empathetic in the workplace, how does
To study in the UK you need a good budget that would covers your tuition fees as well as the cost of living. You might not be able to save money on the fees unless you earn a scholarship. However, you can certainly reduce the cost of living.
Top universities, buzzing streets, endless events, and an incredibly diverse culture. Your guide to why you should study in London
Starting university can be exciting, stressful, and even scary time for a student. For an international student, these feelings can be magnified. The experience of starting university in a new country, with possibly a different language can be difficult to adjust to. Below are our top tips for you.
The UK has over 200 universities, each running hundreds of courses, totalling to more than 50,000 undergraduate courses available to you in the UK. The universities also offer varied range of facilities and perks. The choice of where to study and spend the next few years of life for a
How to get the most out of your university days, listed as our 13 top advice on what to do in university