Devoted to dance and wondering where to study? Here are 5 great schools you can choose from!

“When you dance, you enjoy the luxury of being you.” -Paulo Coehlo

Uncovering Traditions of Yoga: Q & A with James Mallinson

James Mallinson is not just a lecturer in Sanskrit & Classical Indian Studies at the School of Oriental & African Studies, but also, a yoga expert and a Mahant. Read about his experience researching ancient traditions of yoga in India.

How to earn money while you're studying in the UK

Parties, living expenses, travel – the pennies add up quickly when you are an international student. Here are some tips to help you earn some extra cash while on a student visa.

"A First Class Man" Celebrates India's Math Genius Ramanujan

American playwright David Freeman’s “A First Class Man” is an ode to self-taught Indian math prodigy Srinivasa Ramanujan.

Happy Halloween: 5 ghost stories from universities that will drive chills up your spine

You’ve heard about party schools but have you heard about spooky schools? We’re celebrating Halloween at BrainGain Magazine by sharing great ghost stories from international universities (because grades aren’t spooky enough)!

5 Management Degrees with an Innovative Edge

BrainGain magazine brings you 5 management degrees which offer out of the box specialisations. Read more below.

International students trying to reach the UK face several hurdles

The universities are keen to welcome students but there are no comprehensive solutions in place when it comes to reaching the UK.

Chinese and Indian students continue to drive growth for UK’s higher education sector

According to the latest data released by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA), the number of international students has been on the rise in the UK even during the pandemic.

Are you a student at risk? Apply now for a PhD scholarship from Portsmouth Business School

University of Portsmouth's business school is offering two generous PhD bursaries this year to scholars under threat. Deadline for applications is 30 June.

British English vs. American English vs. Australian English vs. Indian English

Most students from the Indian subcontinent aspiring to study abroad, have basic fluency in English. But that may not armour them for the barrage of phrases and accents they will encounter while speaking the same language in the US, UK, or Australia.