7 ways to make your pathway year count
Who doesn’t want to make the most of their time studying abroad? When you’re starting a pathway course, such as the International Year One, you want to be focused to...
Category: Lifestyle
Getting involved in UK university life: Vanessa’s story
University of Gloucestershire student, Vanessa from Malaysia moved to the UK in 2016. She tells us how she has thrown herself (quite literally!) into university life. When I first arrived...
Inspiring students: what we learnt from our video stars
The video production team here at INTO recently visited all our UK Centres, meeting over a hundred inspirational students from around the world. Anja, Nora, Val and Vicki share...
Living on campus vs. off campus in the US
Campus life makes the US university experience all the more memorable. You’ll learn so much inside the classroom, but the memories you make outside the classroom will last a lifetime!...
Top student attractions in Manchester
We understand that many students who arrive in Manchester may have never visited the city, or even the UK before. So, to help you find your feet, current students and...
From Taiwan to the UK: living with a local family
Studying abroad brings about new opportunities and adventures. We met with Hsin-Tzu from Taiwan, who studies at INTO Manchester. She describes why living with a host family, while studying abroad,...
Student journey: from Brazil to the UK
Taís shares what life in the UK is like compared to her home, São Paulo in Brazil. Brazil to the UK It had always been a dream of mine to...
Alumni stories: Abdulrahim’s engineering journey
Since progressing from INTO Manchester in 2009, Abdulrahim has gone from strength to strength. We first caught up with him in 2014, when he starred in this short video about...
Alumni stories: from Russia to the United States
Alisa from Russia studied Academic English at INTO University of South Florida, graduating with a BA Business Management in 2015. Now working as a Marketing Assistant, she shares her experience of...
Dealing with homesickness while studying abroad
First things first – it’s okay to be homesick. It’s totally normal! In fact, it’s so normal it’s not really a question of if you’ll get homesick, but how homesick...
