International Student Guardianship and specialist support
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The Guardian Abroad UK Ltd offers guardianship and specialist services to international students and their parents. Here, we look at the two most common problems international students and their guardians face, demonstrating how we at The Guardian Abroad help alleviate
British universities are acclaimed worldwide for their academic excellence, offering students a chance to fulfil their vast potential following the conclusion of their studies. According to UKCISA, the total number of international students studying in the UK in 2016-17 was
Culture shock is common among international students arriving in a new country of study. By definition, culture shock is the feeling of disorientation experienced by someone when they are suddenly subjected to an unfamiliar culture, way of life, or set
Studying Abroad? Steps to take. So, you have been accepted onto a foreign university programme, and are excitedly awaiting your international student life. Unfortunately, you really do need to plan, for failure to do so can result in a catalogue
Going to University is a challenging experience for everyone. However, going to University abroad can be daunting. Uppermost on many international student’s minds are the challenges faced in making new friends whilst acclimatising to a totally new environment. Here, The
Supawadee Jing Pongwisaitat MSc Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Practice, Lancaster University, UK. Things I should have known the day I landed in England. I love travelling, it is my passion; that is the main reason why I chose to study abroad to
Gabrielle Goncalves BA English, The University of Glasgow, UK. Socialising and making new friends. So I hear you are on your way to study abroad! You must be excited, and have every reason to be! You are about to start
GulAhmed Magsood MSc Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Practice, Lancaster University, UK. My experience as an international student in the UK. Where do I start? I have spent more than 20 percent of my life in the UK since I came here in 2011
The first few weeks. When you arrive in the UK you’ll find lots of support to help you settle in. Most UK schools, colleges and universities hold a welcome event for international students, with a speech by a member of