Common English abbreviations explained
Do English abbreviations confuse you? You’re not alone! From abbreviations and slang words to colloquial and regional sayings, the English language has so much variation! Here’s your guide to what...
Do English abbreviations confuse you? You’re not alone! From abbreviations and slang words to colloquial and regional sayings, the English language has so much variation! Here’s your guide to what...
The team at INTO City, University of London have put together a handy list of people you need to know while studying in London. Weather you need help opening a bank account...
“Will I make friends?” is a question on the minds of most international students arriving in a new country. Masaad from Kenya and Dhanal from India, talk about how they...
For our med students, it’s completely normal to see doctors rushing around and hear an air ambulance landing on the helipad on the roof! However, to outsiders, the things that...
There is more to student life than lectures and books; it’s about the experiences you have outside of the classroom too. Praveen, from Singapore, is now studying International Law at the University of Birmingham....
Reedhi from India blogs about her time at medical school. From her first anatomy class on a human corpse to celebrating Diwali with friends; she’s been a busy student. Reedhi currently studies at the Royal College of...
Nick from Kuala Lumpur blogs about why London is a great student city. When I first came to the UK, I studied a foundation course at INTO London in order to...
One of the best things about studying at INTO City, University London is the great choice of lunch options around the centre. There are so many cheap places to eat...
London is known for its many famous landmarks, such as the London Eye, Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament. However, there are a lot of other amazing places to...
University student, Rabia from Karachi, Pakistan, is studying Management at SOAS (The School of Oriental and African Studies). She’s been studying in the UK for the past two years. We spoke...