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5 top technical skills that will make your CV stand out

With the increasing level of competition in jobs, just brandishing an undergraduate degree doesn’t ensure that your CV makes the cut. What better to bring to the table than technical skills? We give you 5 that are in great demand.

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.

Why a Digital Marketing degree puts you on the fast track

There is a clear correlation between communication and success in a digital marketing career.

Grad School 101: The most important elements of your grad school application

The graduate school application process can be long and tedious. But we’ve got tips on which parts you need to prioritise.

4 Powerful Steps for Your Digital Detox (And Why You Need One!)

You’ve heard no end of detox plans. Here’s another one. And it might be one of the most useful yet! Read on to know how you can detox your virtual self. And why it’s high time you should!

Applying for a US visa? Be prepared to share your social media history

The key to entering the 'land of dreams' lies in your profile pictures and your Instagram bio.

All you need to know about your digital footprint

What is digital footprint and how you can manage it? And other questions.

How to disinfect your news from the COVID19 infodemic

The misinformation is viral. Here are practical tips from the faculty at the University of Toronto to keep your newsfeed healthy.

Book Review: Your Happiness was Hacked by Vivek Wadhwa and Alex Salkever

At a time when students are addicted to technology, this timely book uncovers the dark side of technology and suggests how to use it mindfully.

US Social Media Surveillance is New Normal for Foreign Students

The Harvard student blocked from coming to the US at Logan Airport could enter this week, but Uncle Sam’s social media scrutiny is here to stay.

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