Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)

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A university is the highest-ranking learning institution at a tertiary level, which gives further studies in a particular area of specialization. Simultaneously, an institute is a middle-level education center that concentrates on providing instruction in a selective profession.

Normally, you must complete high school and you must be at least 18 years of age.

 

The academic year usually runs from September through May with breaks for holidays. Most universities use the semester system (two terms), the quarter method (students attend three out of four total times), or the trimester method.

Undergraduate programs follow high school and lead to an associate (two-year) degree or a bachelor (four-year) degree. Graduate programs follow a bachelor’s degree and lead to a master’s or doctoral degree.

You can contact a Universities & Institutes by filling out a “Request Information” form. You can found this form to the right of both the University and education program profiles.

Only you can answer this question. However, we have some excellent resources to help you make the best decision. Read our blogs for an in-depth look at studying in specific Universities & Institutes.

You can find programs through our Advance search tool. You can select the Program Type you’d like to study, such as hospitality or business; the place where you’d like to explore, whether a particular country or city; and the Offer type of program, such as Bachelor or Master.

The most straightforward way to find out if you are suitable for scholarships is to directly contact the institute through the “Request Information” form. You can also look at our scholarships section, which has some usual information about students’ scholarships.

The most straightforward way to find out if you are suitable for scholarships is to directly contact the institute through the “Request Information” form. You can also look at our scholarships section, which has some usual information about students’ scholarships.

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