If you’ve ever dreamed of fleeing to the backwoods of Pennsylvania and maintaining an academic career, guess what? Your prayers have been answered.

Just when I thought I couldn’t be any more confused, I find out there’s not only more countries I didn’t know existed, but countries within countries that are actually administered by other countries? So, to be clear, there exists not only Cyprus but also Northern Cyprus, situated, yes you've guessed it, in the northern part of the island of Cyprus. Northern Cyprus is officially governed by Turkey in a situation that reflects the island’s long and often-difficult history - to this day there exists a UN buffer zone separating the two areas.

There are many benefits to studying abroad. Aside from the unique cultural experience it can offer, the opportunity to learn a new language is an essential skill to have and can set you up extremely well in later life. Moreover, travelling can help you grow as a human and become more tolerant and well-rounded. Aside from the personal benefits of travelling, it also looks great on your CV. Employers favour candidates who have taken a leap into the unknown and who can show that they are independent and brave.

To be honest, previously when I thought of Finland, all I saw was forests and ice - lots and lots of ice. It is obviously a familiar name and a notable country – celebrated particularly for its super liberal educational practices – and yet, I have never really known what it meant to be Finnish, or, what living in this cold, beautiful country was actually like.

I was sixteen when I was introduced to Night Train to Lisbon, a beautiful film about a professor who gives up his life of lecturing to follow the poems he’s found in a notebook to Lisbon and unearth the mysteries they hold. And, needless to say, I’ve been dreaming about the city ever since. When I finally arrived in a city I’d envisioned myself in so many times before, I was beside myself. I can only imagine what it would be like to study here, and mosey past the ancient the ancient architecture and the jaw-dropping sea views on a daily basis.

Almost became a med student in Italy, Giada Carrara has decided to take a gap year and chosen a completely different path at Rotterdam Business School, Netherlands. How so? Let's find out!       Name: Giada Carrara my friends sometimes call me “Giadin” or “Giadina” that means little cute Giada. :)

https://studypunk.com/insight/hiding-unter-den-linden-humboldt-university-berlin-germany-1330826We all know that when it comes time to make a decision about where to study, there are many factors that can influence your selection process. While rankings, institutional reputation and program cost are all top criteria in the making this important decision, location is highly important as well.

“Sacrifice to the Muses and the Graces” reads the motto of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. While most universities would stick with “Let there be light” (literally the motto of every other university you can conjure up) or “Wisdom and knowledge,” here we just unapologetically jump straight into the Greek mythology and gallop with it. Magical.

Studying abroad is a fantastic opportunity; not just to learn new academic knowledge and to acquire qualifications, but also to experience new cultures and grow as a person.

Exam season is known for causing stress, sleepless nights and... humour? Some brave students have pushed through the negative feelings generated by exams to use this time for fun jokes for their fellow students. Today we're sharing a light-hearted look at some of the best student jokes for exam time. Musical flashmob

1. Get a planner and use it

Everyone's needs for a Bachelor's program are different – so how do you find a course with the right options for you? Here are some things to consider when searching for a flexible Bachelor's program.

Some mornings I feel like wearing all the colors of the rainbow. Other days I just take my Dr. Martens and a random T-shirt from the closet. However, it was only after arriving in the Netherlands did I realize how few orange clothes I possess. Dutch people really love the color orange and are not afraid to show it! Even though the Dutch flag has nothing to do with orange, you’ll always see groups of orange-clad people at every big sporting or cultural event.