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Education New Zealand is offering a $10,000 international student scholarship

Applications from current and prospective international students will be accepted until July 20, and the winner will be announced on August 1.

How to budget for your expenses as an international student

Sensible financial planning will let you focus on what really matters – academics and the experience of living in another country

University of Southampton offers MBA scholarships to international students

Several scholarships worth up to 35% of the tuition fee are available for full-time study in the MBA program

'Almost one-third of our applications are from international students'

Michelle Beaton, director of recruitment for the University of Toronto’s engineering school, says international students can get merit-based scholarships and a whole year’s professional experience.

Salman Sayyed's journey from a Mumbai footpath to a Texas college

Reading passion leads to Houston Community College, in Texas for Salman Sayyed, who lived on streets and worked as a tour guide to fund college.

3-Minute Mentor: How to convince a bank to give you a study loan

A US-based admissions expert answers BrainGain Magazine readers’ queries.

'Before worrying about fees and scholarships, find out what you're buying'

Law professor Sarah Nield discusses her areas of expertise, and the benefits of going abroad to study law. She also has some great advice for those who are considering law studies in the UK.

France woos India with Advanced Technological Education

Indian IIT students can tap into a recently established, generous EUR 200,000 science and technology fund to study at the Paris Institute of Science and Technology which includes 12 of France’s leading engineering schools.

Scholarships available for postgraduate studies at SOAS

SOAS, University of London, is offering Bishwa Bangla Scholarships for PhD and masters programs, to applicants from West Bengal

Up to 20% drop in tuition fees for international students in the UK

A decline in the British pound, thanks to Brexit, effectively means a discount for students from many countries who are studying in Britain

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