USA Colleges
Academy Of Art University
Arkansas State University
Ashland University
Bellevue University
Bowling Green State University
Bradley University
California Baptist University
California Lutheran University
California State University Channel Islands
City University of Seattle
California State University East Bay
California State University – San Marconis
Dallas Baptist University
Drury University
Embry-riddle Aeronautical University
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Florida Institute of Technology
Florida International University
Full Sail University
Gannon University
George Mason University
Golden Gate University
Grand Canyon University
Hamline University
Hawaii Pacific University
Henderson State University
Herzing University
Hult International Business School
Indiana Institute of Technology
James Madison University
Johnson and Wales University
Jacksonville University
Kansas Wesleyan University
Kent State University
Kutztown University
Lawrence Technological University
Letourneau University
Liberty University
Lincoln University
Long Island University – CW Post
Los Angeles Film School
Los Angeles Recording School
Mansfield University
Millikin University
Missouri University of Science and Technology
Montana State University
Monterey Institute of International Studies
Morehead State University
Murray State University
New York Film Academy
New York Institute of Technology
New York University
Northeastern University
Northern Michigan University
North West Missouri State University
Northwestern Polytechnic University
Nova Southeastern University
National University
Ohio University
Oklahoma City University
Old Dominion University
Oregon State University
Pacific Lutheran University
Pacific University
Polytechnic Institute of New York University
Post University
Robert Morris University
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rocky Mountain College of Arts & Design
St Francis University
St. Leo University
Salem International University
San Francisco State University
Schiller International University
Southeast Missouri State University
Southern Methodist University
Southern New Hampshire University
Southern Utah University
State University of New York Oneonta
Sacred Heart University
St. John’s University
St. Thomas University
St. Mary University
Tennessee Technology University
Troy University
University of Advancing Technology
University of Bridgeport
University of Charleston
University of California – Riverside
University of Dallas
University of Detroit Mercy
University of Findlay
University Of Hartford
University of Houston
University of La Verne
University of Missouri At St Louis
University of Massaachuetts, Boston
University of Massaachuetts, Darthmouth
University of Massaachuetts, Lowell
University of New Mexico
University of New Haven
University of South Florida
University of Texas – San Antonio
University of Utah
University of Wisconsin – Superior
Upper Iowa University
Valparaiso University
Virginia International University
Webber International University
Western International University
Widener University
Wilkes University
Western Kentucky University
Western New England University
Wright State University
Xaviers University
Bellevue Community College
Berkeley College
Bloomfield College
Colby Sawyer College
Centralia College
Florida Southern College
Fisher College
Foothill And Deanza College
Lasell College
Manhattanville College
Marist College
Menlo College
Merrimack College
Musician’s Institute
Manhattan Institute Of Management
Ohlone College
Oregon State University
Saint Michael’s College
West New England College
USA
Education in USA
In U.S. there is no national school system nor is there any national framework of laws that determines and prescribes the curricula or asserts control on any level of education. The federal government plays an important role in education, but does not take an responsibility to establish or license schools or govern educational institutions.
This decentralized nature of U.S. education had its origins in the early history of the United States, where it was customary on the part of each locality to establish and support its own school, and take the responsibility of educating the children, based on a strong set of priorities, values and needs.
Knowing about this historical fact helps us in understanding why state and local governments even today retain the primary responsibility for administering elementary and secondary education in the U.S.
U.S. education starts with 1 to 2 years of pre-school education, which is followed by 12 years of regular schooling. This is followed by a 4-stage higher education degree system – Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, & Doctorate.
In addition to this, there are various non-degree certificates and diplomas, and also the special education services, adult basic and continuing education, leisure learning programs, and continuing professional education and training programs.
It is mandatory that the completion of each level or stage is a prerequisite for access to the next level of education. There is also no uniformity in assessment and evaluation tools used to determine learning needs at different levels of education, and in different states across U.S.
What is the U.S. dollar to world’s currency, U.S. education is to world’s education. It is not only because of U.S. education’s ready global acceptance, but also because of its provision for further avenues in terms of research and development.
U.S. education is the foundation on which the mammoth U.S. industry and economy stands. It has made U.S. a global power and a nation of peace and prosperity, and also enabled the true realization of what U.S. Declaration of Independence proclaimed “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” to be inalienable rights of every citizen.
UK Colleges
Aberystwyth University
American Intercontinental University
Anglia Ruskin University
Bangor University
Birkbeck University of London
Birmingham City University
Brunel University
Buckinghamshire New University
Canterbury Christ Church University
Cardiff University
City University
Coventry University
Cranfield University
De Montfort University
Glasgow Caledonian University
Henley Management College
Heriot-Watt University
Kings College London
Lancaster University
Liverpool Hope University
Liverpool John Moores University
London South Bank University
Loughborough University
Manchester Metropolitan University
Middlesex University
Napier University
Newcastle University
Northumbria University
Nottingham Trent University
Oxford Brookes University
Queen Magaret University
Queen’s University Belfast
Regent Business School London
Richmond University
Roehampton University
Sheffield Hallam University
Southampton Solent University
Stafford Shire University
Swansea University
St. Mary’s University College
The School of Pharmacy, University of London
The University of Lincoln
University Of West London
UCAS (University and Colleges Admissions Service)
University of Aberdeen
University of Abertay
University of the Arts London
University of Bedfordshire
University of Bolton
University of Bradford
University of Brighton
University of Bristol
University of Central Lancashire
University of Chester
University of Cumbria
University of Derby
University of Dundee
University of Durham
University of East Anglia
University of East London
University of Edinburgh
University of Essex
University of Exeter
University of Glamorgan
University of Glasgow
University of Greenwich
University of Hertfordshire
University of Huddersfield
University of Leicester
University of Leeds
University of Liverpool
University of Manchester
University of Nottingham
University of Portsmouth
University of Reading
University of Salford
University of Sheffield
University of Southampton
University of St. Andrews
University of Stirling
University of Strathclyde
University of Sunderland
University of Ulster
University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
University of West of Scotland
University of Wolverhampton
University of Worcester
University of York
Westminster University
Anniesland College
Ashbourne Independent Sixth Form College
Barnet College
Bellerbys College
Birmingham Metropolitan College
Blackpool & Fylde College
Bradford College
Castle College of Nottingham
Chichester College
City College Manchester
City College Plymouth
College of Technology London
Edinburgh’s Teleford College
Glasgow Metropolitian College
Hertfordshire Institute of Business & Tech
Highbury College Portsmouth
Holborn College
Hult International Business School
Institution for System Level Integration
International College Scotland
Into University Partnerships
Kaplan International Colleges
London College of Wimbledon
London International College of Bus and Tech
London School of Business & Finance
Langside College
Millennium City Academy/London Graduate School of Mgmt
Plymouth Devon International College
School of Oriental & African Studies (SOAS)
South Lanarkshire College
Oxford & Cherwell Valley College
Oxford College
Oxford Tutorial College
Rayat London College
Reid Kerr College
Regent’s College London
Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester
Stanmore College
St. Patrick’s International College
Stevenson College Edinburgh
The LVMT Business School
West London College
Western Governors Graduate School
Writtle College
Zaskin College
EThames graduate School
UK
Education In UK
The British educational system has a good reputation. Accredited qualifications obtained from British schools and universities are recognized in most parts of the world. There are courses in a wide variety of subjects, including many of which are open to international students. Language teaching methods in the UK are well developed.
Language
The UK is the place where the English language developed. There are more people using English as their first language in the UK.
Work
If you are given a student visa when you enter the UK, you are allowed to work part-time. The cost of living in the UK (for example, accommodation and food) is quite high, so many students want to find part-time or holiday jobs so that they can afford to stay longer. Employment opportunities exist: unemployment is quite low in many parts of the UK, and there are shortages in certain professions such as nurses and teachers. Voluntary work has a long history in the UK and is usually well-organised.
International Exposure
Universities and colleges in the UK are truly global. To study in the UK is to find oneself in the company of students from all over the globe. It is no exaggeration, if we say that students from almost every nation of the world study in UK universities. This cross-cultural setting at UK universities provides Indian students a wider understanding of academics and its applications.
Travel
It is easy to travel to the UK. There are flights to London from most parts of the world. You can travel around the UK by trains and bus, although the services are not very efficient. It is usually not necessary for a student to have a car. The country is quite small, so it is easy to make day-trips or to go on holiday to other parts of Britain. The UK is close to the many different countries of continental Europe.
Food
There is, in fact, a very wide variety of food available (both traditional British food and international cuisine), especially in the bigger cities. There are many fresh ingredients which are delicious when cooked well.
Safety
The UK is a relatively safe country. There are pickpockets in busy areas, so hold on to your belongings carefully. There are not many insects, snakes or dangerous animals in the UK. There is very little risk of earthquakes, hurricanes or other natural disasters, although flooding sometimes occurs in low areas.
Environment
There are many green areas, including beautiful parks, gardens and public footpaths. There are many coastal areas, but only a few of these have sandy beaches.
Weather
The British weather is quite moderate. In general the summers are not too hot, and the winters are not too cold. Days are short in the middle of winter (it gets dark before 4pm in December), and long in the middle of summer (it remains light until after 10pm in June). There is usually more rain in the west of the country, and more sunshine in the south. The weather is pleasant enough for studying or working, especially between the spring and autumn.
CANADA Colleges
Alexander College
Algonquin college
Brock University
Canadian Flyers International
Camosun College
Cape Breton University
Centennial College
College of New Caledonia
College of The Rockies
Columbia College
Concordia University – John Molson School Of Business
Conestoga College
Confederation College
Dalhousie University
Devry Institute of Technology
Douglas College
Durham College
Fairleigh Dickinson University, Vancouver
Fanshawe College
Fleming College
Fraser International College
George Brown College
Georgian College
Humber College
International College of Manitoba
Kwantlen University
Lambton College
McMaster University
Memorial University of New Foundland
Mount Allison University
Niagara College
North Island College
Northern College
NYIT – Vancouver
Okanagan College
Royal Canadian Institute of Technology
Royal Roads University
Seneca College
Sheridan College
St. Clair College
St. Lawrence College
The University of Winnipeg
Thompson Rivers University
Toronto Film College
Toronto Film School
University College of the Fraser Valley
University Canada West
University New Brunswick
University of WaterLoo – Dubai Campus
University of Manitoba
University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI)
Vancouver Community College
Vancouver Island University
Vancouver Premier College of Hotel Management
CANADA
Education In CANADA
A great emphasis is given to education in Canada. Canadians have developed a first rate education system with high standards. More money is invested on education in Canada when compared to the OECD average. It ranks the second highest among G-8 countries in terms of investment in education.
Canadian schools are one of the best in the world and Canadian teenagers consistently rank among the best in the world on international tests in reading, science and mathematics such as SAT. A Canadian degree, diploma or certificate adds value to a person’s profile and is recognized in business, government and academic circles across the globe.
Knowing about this historical fact helps us in understanding why state and local governments even today retain the primary responsibility for administering elementary and secondary education in the U.S.
Canada has been ranked as one of the top ten places to live in the world since 1994 according to the United Nations (UN) and the Economist Intelligence Unit. In the UN survey Canada scored particularly high marks for its access to education, high life expectancy (due to its universal health care system); and low crime and violence rates. In addition, Canada’s largest cities — Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal — have been recognized as world class cities in which to live and work, for their cleanliness and safety and for their cultural activities and attractive lifestyles..
Canadians enjoy a standard of living among the highest in the world. Almost 70 per cent of Canadians own their own homes, with a higher percentage owning durable goods, such as automobiles, refrigerators, washing machines, television, telephones and radios. Canada also has an extensive health care system and social security network.
Canada has access to media, entertainment and art forms. Canada’s highly sophisticated broadcasting system includes more than 1,900 AM and FM radio stations and some 1387 television stations to serve, entertain and educate the listening and viewing audience. A wide range of cultural activities is also available, including museums, galleries, live theatre, dance and music performances and concerts.
AUSTRALIA Colleges
ANIBT aus
Australian International Hotel School (AIHS)
Australian School of Business Administration Technology and Research
Australian Institute of Commerce & Technology
Billy Blue School of Graphic & Design
Blue Mountains Hotel Management School
Bond University
Box Hill Institute of TAFE
Carrick Institute of Education
Central Queensland Univeristy
Charles Darwin University
Charles Sturt University
CIC in Association with Curtin University
Deakin University
Edith Cowan University
Education Centre of Australia (ECA) & English Language School in Sydney
Griffith University
Hays International College
Headmasters – Advanced Academy Training
Horticultural Skills Australia
Holmes Institute
James Cook University (Brisbane)
La Trobe University
La Trobe University International College
Macquarie University
Martin College
Melbourne Institute of Technology
MIBT in Association with Deakin University
Murdoch University
Phoenix Academy
PIBT In Association With Edith Cowan University
QIBT In Association With Griffith University
SIBT In Association With Macquarie University
Southern Cross University
Stott’s College
Swinburne University
Taylors College (Study Group)
The William Light Institute
Tropical North Queensland TAFE
University of New England
University of Newcastle
University of Southern Queensland
University of The Sunshine Coast
University of Western Sydney
University of Wollongong
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AUSTRALIA
Education in AUSTRALIA
Even though Australia was a British colony, it dominantly differs from UK in terms of education and curriculum. The Primary and Secondary School system in Australia is compulsory for all children aged between 6 and 15 years of age. The students have to take an entrance examination, in order to continue with further studies, especially university education.
Professional and technical education is offered by Tertiary and Further Education (TAFE), and Universities. TAFEoffers courses that finally lead to trade certificates, diplomas, advanced diplomas and a few degree courses. The courses offered are varied, and cover vocations such as desk jobs, IT-related jobs, and jobs specific to hospitality industry, and electronics industry.
Universities offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses, which are followed by Ph.D. Unique feature about Australian education is that, locals enjoy free educational benefits, but the international students need to pay the determined fees.
Australia since the beginning has been the favorite of international students seeking to pursue management studies. In Australia there are two private universities and thirty seven public universities that offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
Courses of choice for international students are business administration and economics. And, science, arts, humanities and social science are the next popular choices. Students are allowed to study and work simultaneously. During the term, each student is allowed to work for 24 hours in a week, and can work full time during holidays.
Newzealand Colleges
Wellington Institute of Technology
Whitireia New Zealand
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology
Ara Institute of Canterbury
NorthTec
Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
Tai Poutini Polytechnic
Private Colleges
New Zealand Tertiary College
Cornell Institute of Business and Technology
ICL Graduate Business School
New Zealand School of Education
New Zealand School of Tourism
New Zealand Management Academies
Pacific International Hotel Management School
SAE Institute New Zealand
Media Design School
Queens Academic Group
Queens Academic Group
Yoobee Colleges
Whitecliffe College
New Zealand Institute of Studies
Aspire2 International
New Zealand College of Business
ACG Education
New Zealand Institute of Education
Auckland Institute of Studies
International College of Auckland
UP International College
University of Auckland
University of Otago
Victoria University of Wellington
University of Waikato
Massey University
Lincoln University
Auckland University of Technology
University of Canterbury
Institutes & Polytechnics
Unitec Institute of Technology
Manukau Institute of Technology
Eastern Institute of Technology
Otago Polytechnic
Southern Institute of Technology
Newzealand
Education in Newzealand
New Zealand is widely recognized for its high-quality education system, innovative teaching methods, and globally accepted qualifications. The country follows a well-structured education framework that emphasizes both academic excellence and practical learning. School education in New Zealand is compulsory for children from the age of 6 to 16, providing a strong foundation for higher studies. Students who wish to pursue university education must meet specific academic and English language requirements based on their chosen course and institution.
Higher education in New Zealand is offered through universities, institutes of technology, and polytechnics. Universities provide a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral (Ph.D.) programs with a strong focus on research and academic development. Institutes of technology and polytechnics offer career-oriented courses including diplomas, advanced diplomas, and applied degree programs, designed to equip students with industry-relevant skills in fields such as Information Technology, Business, Engineering, Hospitality, and Healthcare.
One of the key advantages of studying in New Zealand is its student-friendly environment and affordable education compared to other popular study destinations. International students are required to pay tuition fees; however, they benefit from high standards of education, modern infrastructure, and globally recognized qualifications. New Zealand is also known for its safe, welcoming, and multicultural society, making it an ideal destination for international students.
Popular courses among international students include Business Management, Information Technology, Engineering, Healthcare, and Tourism & Hospitality. Additionally, students are allowed to work while studying, with the opportunity to work up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions and full-time during holidays. Post-study work visa options further enable students to gain international work experience and build a successful global career.