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  Which Form of Engineering Should You Study?

  Engineering is a broad and extensive subject, covering a wide spectrum of industries. There are similarities across each of course, any good engineer will: be a good problem solver, be a strong mathematician, have an understanding of physics, be dedicated and be hardworking.

  By Jack McCormack-Noonan
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  How Postgraduate Students Balance Work and Family

  A postgraduate degree is exceptionally hard work, even if you do have every waking moment free to study.

  By Jack McCormack-Noonan
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  As AI improves, will my degree eventually become worthless?

  What happens when companies find something more useful than human workers?

  By Jack McCormack-Noonan
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  Why Pursue a Business Graduate Certificate in the U.S.?

  Select top ranked U.S. academic institutions are developing innovative new credentials and programs to support global professionals looking to accelerate their careers.

  By Jack McCormack-Noonan
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  Work and study in Perth, Australia

  Maintaining its place among the elite top 10 most livable cities in the world (The Economist, London) for the past ten years is an outstanding feat for this cosmopolitan city of two million people. This ranking measures the quality of life, healthcare, stability, culture, infrastructure and significantly, education in the top cities of the world. This is underscored by Perth, Australia being ranked in the top 25 student cities in the inaugural QS Top Universities Ranking. Getting around this great student city is made easier by the generous 40% discount on public transport for students.

  By Giulia Parca
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  Whether you wish to study in the city or by the sea: New Zealand has the right place for you!

  Many people have reaped the rewards of a quality education at the Eastern Institute of Technology (EIT) since it opened in 1975. As a government owned, Category One Institute of Education, EIT offers more than 130 programmes at masters, postgraduate, degree, diploma, and certificate level across an impressive range of subject areas. In 2014, EIT had more than 10,000 students, and welcomed over 400 international students from more than 40 countries.

  By Giulia Parca