Students celebrate Thanksgiving for the first time
While studying in the US, you’ll have the chance to experience a whole host of US traditions – and probably the most famous one is Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is an annual...
Category: Living Abroad
The 6 best study spaces in London
While it may be a dynamic and vibrant city, London is also home to a wide variety of quiet spots that are perfect for doing homework, studying, or working on...
The real US university experience
From the outside, everything about the US seems to be BIG. And the university experience is no exception. There are a whopping 4,500 accredited Higher Education institutions in the States...
How to decide where to study abroad
Thinking of studying abroad? Confused?! Overwhelmed with choices? There are a HUGE number of locations and universities fighting for your attention – the US, UK, Australia… The list goes on....
5 reasons why you should choose INTO Suffolk University
For over a century, Suffolk has been offering students an exceptional education in a bustling East Coast metropolitan city. As a top 200 national university, Suffolk’s reputation precedes itself. Read...
7 reasons why studying in Scotland is amazing
We caught up with Meryem from Turkey, who recently completed her studies at INTO University of Stirling in Scotland. I’m studying BA (Hons) Psychology on the University of Stirling’s beautiful countryside...
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...
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...
The right side of the brain: life as an art student in London
Are you governed by the left or right side of your brain? The theory is that our brains have a dominant side that governs our traits – what we’re interested...
