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Hong Kong International School: Celebrating 60 years of learning, service, and global understanding
Copy link text Hong Kong International School (HKIS) turns 60 this school year, and the event series “Celebrating HKIS 60” opened with a Homecoming Week that filled the campus with alumni and former faculty. “The fact that I came back nearly 50 years later since I first came to HKIS speaks well for the impact that this school has,” said Lauran Bethell, a former faculty member. Janet Taylor, another faculty member, said: “There are just so many amazing things that happen here.
ESCP Business School’s MBA: Confidence and momentum for the next step of your career
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Management and Science University: Launching impactful global careers
Copy link text In Shah Alam, Malaysia, just a half-hour drive from the capital city, Management and Science University (MSU) drives real-world impact through globally acclaimed research, ranging from sustainable coral preservation to local blindness interventions. Now ranked #17 in Southeast Asia, MSU translates this research excellence into technology-driven, industry-aligned programmes designed to prepare students for global careers.
Vanderbilt University: Build the skills to engineer what comes next
Copy link text When Minyi Sun flew from China to the U.S. to pursue the Master of Engineering (MEng) in Surgery and Intervention program at Vanderbilt University, she brought with her a clear ambition: to work alongside clinical professionals and help advance healthcare technology. At Vanderbilt, that ambition became an everyday experience. “It has truly been a dream come true,” she says.
What families should know before ruling out a US private college
Copy link text At a college fair in Mexico, a mother walked right past Liz Nino’s booth. Nino, Executive Director of International Enrolment at Augustana College, asked why she wasn’t stopping. The mother apologised. Her family simply wasn’t considering US colleges. She assumed they couldn’t afford them. Instead, her family was considering a private university in Mexico charging approximately US$16,000 a year in tuition, before room and meals.
Research. Community. Opportunity. Discover Rhodes University.
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