Networking for Graduates: Practical tips you can use to build a solid network

In the second part of her Networking for Graduates series, Kavita Mehta shares practical wisdom on building a solid network.

Meet Isha Sudan - MBA student at University of Stirling

Isha Sudan, an international student at the University of Stirling in Scotland, talks about why the university was her first choice when it came to pursuing an MBA. Read more below.

5 top law degrees from Europe

If you are considering a career in law, why not look at degrees in Europe? Here are our 5 top picks.

Win Knight-Bagehot Business Journalism Fellowships at Columbia

The mid-career fellowships provide full tuition, a living stipend of $55,000 and housing in a Columbia-affiliated facility in New York City.

"In research, if you are really passionate, then no matter what the subject is, you will go very far"

What is epigenetics? What does it take to carve a career in cancer research? Head of Chatterjee Lab in University of Otago’s School of Medicine, Dr. Aniruddha Chatterjee, speaks to BrainGain Magazine.

Get a Sports Management Degree: Earn Big Bucks

There's a significant growth in sports management education programs to keep pace with the hiring needs of the booming sports industry.

5 International Courses in Film Studies You Need to Know About

From Southern California to Southampton, from Toronto to Queensland, BrainGain magazine brings you a list of 5 great courses on film studies that you need to know about. Read more below.

5 great universities where you can do a master's degree in International Relations

International Relations are on everybody’s mind given the current state of affairs. If you’re thinking about a career in the field a degree from any of these universities will give you a headstart.

5 top MBA programs in Canada you need to look at

Thinking of an MBA? Here are Canada’s top 5 business schools for you to consider.

Indian Lawyers Study Abroad to Sharpen Their Resumes

Stricter immigration rules in the US and the UK and effects of the global recession have led to a new trend among Indian students of law: No longer do they want to pursue lengthy, expensive courses abroad or pine after practice on foreign shores.