BlogSummary: Interested in pursuing a career in medicine in Australia? The healthcare industry in Australia is booming, even amid the pandemic. However, getting a seat in a medicine program is challenging due to the limited number of seats, prerequisites subjects vary by university, and the need for clinical placement. It's also crucial to consider the university's accreditation and recognition.
BlogSummary: Embarking on a study abroad adventure holds exciting prospects, and AECC Global is your reliable companion for a smooth journey. With a focus on tailored guidance, we assist countless students in realizing their overseas dreams. Amidst the evolving education landscape, we cater to diverse needs – from online courses to selecting the right destination. Our adept counsellors offer personalized solutions, ensuring you're well-prepared. Keep reading to know more.
BlogSummary: Welcome to the Singaporeans Study series, where we dive into the world of physiotherapy this week. Physiotherapists are medical professionals focusing on physical healing, aiding various patient groups from athletes to the elderly. Choosing this career offers flexibility, numerous workplace options, and an anticipated job growth. For studies, universities like The University of Sydney and Curtin University are top choices. If keen, proficiency in Chemistry and Biology is essential. Join the 'Let’s Talk Health Sciences: Physiotherapy' webinar on 17th April to learn more!
BlogSummary: The recent Impact Rankings by Times Higher Education and the World Economic Forum evaluate universities' support for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through diverse metrics. Over 1,100 universities worldwide were assessed based on their contributions to UN's 17 SDGs, including areas like Health, Decent Work, Poverty Action, and Climate.
BlogSummary: Learn about Triple Crown accreditation—AMBA, AACSB, and EQUIS—offering top-quality business education. Few schools achieve this prestigious status. Universities in Australia and New Zealand hold this distinction, like QUT and Monash. Specialized research centers cater to majors like Marketing and Human Resources. While not obligatory, a master's degree enhances skills and job prospects. Even without a business degree, understanding the field is valuable. CEO Lauren Grech advises basic knowledge for a successful business career. If confused about your path, AECC Global Singapore's education counselors can guide you. Dive into the world of business and education today!
BlogSummary: Exciting news for students from China, Iran, Brazil, and South Africa! The US Department of State has announced that they can now enter the United States. This is possible through a widened National Interest Exception (NIE) for F-1 and M-1 visa holders starting or continuing studies from 1 August 2021 onwards. The update builds on the previous ease for European students, extending exemptions for Schengen area, UK, and Ireland travelers. It's a positive step towards international education accessibility.
BlogSummary: The Biden administration is aiming to ease travel restrictions from mid-May, allowing travel across Mexico, Canada, and inbound travel from the UK, Europe, and Brazil. This decision comes as vaccinations are expected to reach a point where travel can resume. An official highlighted the upcoming positive shift when vaccines become more accessible. This news brings hope to international students waiting to travel to the US for on-campus classes. Fingers crossed for a positive change ahead!
BlogSummary: Amid the ongoing global pandemic, AECC Global, a student counseling and university support provider, is set to open 15 new offices, redefining its approach to student recruitment post-crisis. With a current presence in 12 countries, AECC Global plans to expand in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam, aiding students seeking international education. COVID-19 delayed the plans, but the company remains dedicated to growing its network and assisting students pursuing studies in Canada, the UK, the US, and Australia. Future expansion aims at China, Africa, and South America, building on virtual platforms already connecting students from these regions.
