Education and career decisions are too important to leave to chance. Through the MBA events QS runs, we can tap into a huge pool of potential MBA applicants. We used this opportunity to run a survey accessing 987 respondents to find out how they research information that influences their decision-making process. Interestingly, respondents were mostly
As the Scottish referendum is drawing closer (18 September), one may ask an important practical question for British students. Would an independent Scotland still practice double standard university fees – free tuition for Scottish-domiciled and EU students, high fees for the other UK students -? Not if Scotland is to remain in the EU apparently.
A government decree in Spain has been promulgated in June 2014 with immediate effect. The traditional entrance exam to access higher education programs after high school – the Selectividad – is now scrapped for foreign students. The Selectividad consists of exams in four or five areas, in Spanish: Foreign language History of Spain or History
How do prospective students use digital resources to research higher education? QS has just published the results of a survey conducted amongst 2,215 students from 49 cities in 35 countries across Europe, Asia, North America, Latin America and Africa. The majority of these students were interested in pursuing further study at postgraduate level. 3% were 17