Grad School 101: How to write a truly effective statement of purpose

This final instalment of our series dedicated to graduate applications focuses on writing a great statement of purpose. Here are 8 insightful tips.

Book Review: The Golden Passport

Author Duff McDonald writes that money and influence have distorted Harvard Business School's curriculum and mission.

A simple guide to higher education in France

What is the difference between a Lycee and a Grande Ecole? Are all degrees taught only in French? Which subjects are popular among international students? Here is your simple guide to French higher education.

Your Ultimate Guide to Museum Studies: Careers and Courses

BrainGain magazine brings you the best courses in Museum Studies and the career options that can open up after.

If you're interested in pursuing an MBA, you need to check out the MBA tour

How does a personal meeting with the b-school of your choice sound? That's what this tour offers. And it’s coming to your city!

Non-EU students will now pay tuition fees at some German universities

The German state of Baden-Wurttemberg has announced that international students will pay tuition fees starting next year. Read more below.

How Newton-Bhabha Scholarships are Changing Lives

4 Indian students share their stories of how the Newton-Bhabha fund is making their professional and personal growth possible.

Take a look at 5 great postgraduate programs in chemistry

Planning a career in Chemistry? Take a look at these top postgraduate programs from across the world that can help you gain ground in the subject.

Australia's top research universities propose special visa for international PhDs

A bilateral task force set up by the elite Group of Eight consortium has drafted an action plan to strengthen academic and research ties between Australia and India.

Japan's Pursuit for International Students

More than 300 courses, taught in English, are now on offer across Japan’s top universities as part of an internationalization initiative to attract 300,000 foreign students by 2020.