Clubs and societies: building CV skills
Want to know how to boost your CV skills? Duc, a Vietnamese student from INTO Queen’s University Belfast, explains how joining clubs and societies while studying abroad can help you...
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5 secrets to being a super socializer
Studying abroad soon? Feeling nervous about meeting new people? Moving to a new country and having to make conversation with a bunch of strangers can be a daunting prospect –...
How to prepare for British weather
If you’re about to come to the UK for the first time and begin studying you’ve probably heard myths and legends about the great British weather. While some of the...
6 tips for studying Medicine in the UK
Interested in studying Medicine in the UK? Not sure what’s involved? Two alumni student, Amika and Moyukh, share their top tips with you… Tip 1: Study, study, study! Amika and Moyukh...
Countdown to INTO: 6 pre-departure steps
Getting ready to study abroad? Experiencing pre-departure nerves? Luckily, we have an expert team ready to offer you advice. Rachel, from INTO University of East Anglia team, shares her top tips on...
Accommodation: Living at INTO University of South Florida
What’s it like living on campus at INTO University of South Florida? INTO USF team member, Amanda Walter, tells us all about it… Life at a U.S. university is an...
5 Reasons to Study Abroad
Is it worth leaving your family, friends and home behind to study in a foreign country? Well yes, we think it is! We talk you through some of our favourite...
Arriving at your accommodation
The past few weeks have seen huge cohorts of new students arriving in our Centres, having embarked upon their INTO journey. Here, Eleanor Dann, Marketing and Communications Co-ordinator at INTO University...
Settling into your new home abroad
If you’re coming to study with us in the next couple of weeks there are some exciting new experiences ahead for you. But of course, with new experiences come some...
New season, new shores: our top tips for students coming to study abroad
Leaving your home country to embark upon life as an international student can be a daunting prospect. You’re used to a different style of education, knowing your way around the...
