4 reasons to study an MBA in London

No matter what you wish to study, there are few better places to complete your education than in London. Be it the diversity of cultures, the sights or just looking to spread your wings, London is the perfect place for an international student to grow.

An MBA however is one area that London particularly excels in. Here is why

The best business schools:

London is home to some of the best MBA programmes in the world, with London Business School, Imperial College London and City University London Business Schools all ranked in the top 50 globally.

Higher salaries:

Information published by salary comparison company Emolument showed that people who work in London earn on average $90,000,  higher than other European cities such as Munich and Paris.

Of the business schools mentioned above, MBA graduates can expect to earn $112,000 at Imperial College London, $121,000 at City University and a huge $154,000 at London Business School, all less than three years after graduation.

Access to global companies:

London is one of the financial heavyweights of the globe, and students will have a wide variety of access to some of the world’s leading companies for work experience and employment.

Student diversity:

London is home to many different cultures and nationalities from around the world, and students can expect to learn alongside them throughout their time in the capital.

93% of the students on the London Business School MBA are international, 81% are at Cass and 88% at Imperial College London.

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Why Indian Students are more stressed than ever?

A growing problem not only in India but all over the globe, students are more stressed than ever. In fact, India has one of the highest rate of suicides among people aged between 15 and 29. Although the reasons are myriad, but failure in examination, unemployment, and depression are some the reasons why people put their life at risk.

A common cause of concern is the pressure from parents to do well in the class XII board exams. There have been many incidents in the past where students have committed suicide during exams, and on the result day. But what can be so extreme that students decide to end their life?

The Psychologists suggest that students suffer from anxiety, and traumatic disorder relating to fear of examination. The fear factor is the reason why students suffer from anxiety, depression, and the following consequences. And the fear not only comes from the school, but also from parents, who go to extreme levels to push their children into getting better grades.

The best time of the life that students are supposed to enjoy and cherish, is the time they are pushed to extreme levels which can be overwhelming for many.

Let’s look at the main problems in our culture:

Indian Education System: Time and time again many complaints have been made against the Indian education system which is more inclined towards memorization and takes long systematic study hours. Leaving less time for recreational activities, and socialization which is an essential part of the development of a child.

The performance of a student’s 12th grade determine’s the choice of college or university they’ll get admission in. Students from science stream goes into further stress by giving entrance exams for different universities and colleges. And the competition is fierce.

Pressure from parents and school: Fear of failure to do well in studies is causing anxiety among students which has substantial negative effects on their academic, and social success. The self worth of student is determined by the academic success and grades, and not on the basis of individual qualities they already do possess. Parents try to get rid of cable connection, internet, computer, only so that their children could concentrate and get better grades.

In a recent survey, two-third (66%) students reported that their parents pressurize them for better academic performance, and the pressure from non-graduate parents was more compared to parents those were graduates and post graduates.

Everyday, 6.23 students commit suicide due to the peer pressure, their must be something wrong that we are not understanding.

The emphasis is so much so on the better grades, that students forget the fun element in learning. Anything can be made interesting if taught well, so it’s not only the students who under perform, teachers under perform too. Sadly, there’s no criteria to judge the grades of a teacher. More than 50% 12th students admitted of having more than 3 private tutors. Why are you paying schools such high tuition fees if eventually the students are going to study from private tutors?

How to help students get rid of stress?

Everyone learns differently, and students could develop their own plans on how to study for long hours effectively, and parents and teachers could help them develop their own learning methods.

With starting of boards examination, what every parents should know is. it’s just exams, not the end of the world. The success of someone lies in what they chose to do with their resources, and the actions they take, and not on the grades.

What are the alternatives for Indian students?

With limited colleges seats, and high number of students applying to get into the top universities and colleges, it could be difficult to get into the top college. The students who cannot get in can always study abroad in UK, or other countries who are more than ready to welcome international students.

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Easier to take admission into a top foreign university than Delhi University

With cut-offs reaching soaring high, and number of students on the constant rise, and limited college seats. Students in Delhi are constantly searching for foreign universities, to get admission into a top college globally. Cut-off in top Delhi University colleges goes as high as 98%, last year first cut-off at SRCC for B.Com(H) was 97.37 and 98.25 for Economics.

Students who score 90% are not even sure if they’ll get into a top college or not. The fear of missing out on high quality education is making parents think about getting their children an early seat in top colleges like Imperial College London or London School of Economics, some try to get into Oxford for Economics. After the chinese, Indian students make up for the second highest number of international students in foreign univeristies.

Earlier, it was only the students from the wealthier family who could afford to visit a foreign university. But due to the availability of students loans, and reduction of course duration in UK, and other cheaper alternatives, more than 5 lakh Indian students go abraod every year for higher education.

3 Most popular women studies in the UK

Programme name: MA  Gender Studies

Programme facts: The MA in Gender Studies will provide students with advanced grounding in feminist theory and methodology. The course will look at the contribution of feminist theory to a range of academic disciplines, identity and the social construct of gender and the political aspects of gender and feminist research.

Programme name: Gender and Women’s Studies

Programme facts: The MA in Gender and Women’s Studies is a taught postgraduate degree which will deepen your perspectives on gender studies and feminism. As a postgraduate student you will be with a member of the Centre for Gender and Women’s, one of the largest centres in the UK for feminist scholarship.

Programme name: Women’s Studies

Programme facts: Women’s Studies students will study four compulsory modules (Difference, Diversity & Change; Work, Politics & Culture; Qualitative Methods; Interdisciplinary Methods in Women’s Studies) which emphasize gendered aspects of social and cultural life, representation and textual enquiry.


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5 of the most beautiful universities in the UK

If you are interested in studying in the UK, then these beautiful cities with historic landmarks and buildings might be just what you are looking for.


University of Edinburgh:

The University of Edinburgh is the sixth oldest university in the English speaking world and features the Old College, with its dome part of the Edinburgh skyline.

Queen’s University Belfast:

Queen’s University Belfast is the highest ranked university in Northern Ireland and is known for its tudor styled main building.

University of Bristol :

The University of Bristol features the landmark Wills Memorial Building which is considered to be the last great Gothic building in the UK.





















Royal Holloway:


Royal Holloway’s Surrey campus features the Founder’s Building, one of the world’s most spectacular university buildings.

University of Stirling:

Based around the highlands of Scotland, the University of Stirling features some of the most breathtaking scenery anywhere in the UK.

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Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) April 2016

Duration: 36 Months full time,

Entry Requirement:

You will normally be expected to be an MBA graduate, professionally qualified, with at least five years’ experience as a director/senior manager, recognised as a high achiever in a non-academic environment and research proposal on the decided topic.

English Language

Academic IELTS overall score of at least 6.0, with at least 6.0 in writing and no score below 5.5 (or equivalent grades)

Who's it for?

DBA is a globally recognised qualification aimed at MBA and professionally qualified postgraduates who wish to take their management and professional development to new levels.

About the course:

The taught DBA programme focuses on advanced strategic management modules and a research thesis. Phase One lasts 12 months and involves four taught, compulsory core modules, each studied in an allocated three month learning period –Strategy into Action Strategic Thinking and Value Management Leadership and Professional Development Research Methodology and Proposal Phase Two involves 24 months’ thesis work. You will have at least one academic supervisor who will provide guidance and encouragement.

Course Content:

The complexities of employment in the modern world require a high level of intellectual sophistication, and an increasing proportion of employers seek to recruit those with doctoral qualifications specifically. The distinctive characteristics of doctoral-level research are of increasing relevance to the challenges faced in a number of non-academic field.

The DBA enhances professional and executive practice through the application of rigorous research to real and complex issues. The DBA programme is aimed at experienced managers and executives working in a range of professional areas and those with suitable postgraduate qualifications, as specified in the entry requirements. The programme will appeal to those who wish to gain the highest level of professional qualification available in business and management, by undertaking world-class doctoral study.

The full-time DBA is delivered over 36 months, comprising face to face teaching over a 12- month period at our London Campus, followed by 24 months’ work on your thesis, an in-depth investigation or project of approximately 50,000-60,000 words. You will have at least one academic supervisor who will provide guidance and encouragement throughout the research process. In order to provide a contextual setting for their research, candidates should have the ability and opportunity to carry out detailed research activity with one or more participating organisations. Access to, and support from, the appropriate organisation(s) is considered essential in terms of initial selection of candidates and for the duration of the programme. Where necessary, the University will provide assistance in helping candidates identify a relevant organisation for their research.

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Digital Sector in UK has the highest jobs

Digital sector in the UK grew 2.8 times more than any other sector between 2011-14. Digital Tech industries accounts for £161 bn, out of which London contributes £62.4 bn and Southampton is exhibiting the most growth.

UK’s digital sector accounts for 1.56 million jobs in the UK which is growing stronger at the rate of 10 per cent every year, three times faster than the overall UK job market. Not just the number of jobs, employees in the digital sector are also earning high with average salary coming out to be £50,000 i.e. 36 per cent more than the national average.

Last year’s report reveals that Bournemouth had become the UK’s fastest growing city. Leeds, Newcastle, and Sunderland generated the largest increase in salaries for digital roles.

Top Roles in Digital Sector:

• Software Engineer
• Artificial Intelligence
• Advertisement and marketing
• Content and media production
• Cloud computing
• Cyber security
• Data Science
• Games development
• Mobile and tablet development
• UI/UX Designers

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Top 10 Graduate Employers in the UK

1. Aldi Retail: German supermarket chain which has over 10,000 stores in 18 countries has come out to be the best when it comes to giving the best graduate salaries. Pay: Among other benefits, graduates are offered £42,000 starting salary.

2. Clifford Chance: One of the largest law firms in the UK has headquarters in London. The firm has 36 offices across the country and offers excellent opportunities and benefits for law, commerce, and business graduates. Allen & Ovary, Linklaters, Baker & McKenzie, Slaughter & May are also few of the top law firms which offer similar high salary. Pay: £42,000 and goes as high as £70,000.

3.European Commission: The executive body of the European Union offers high graduate salaries to lawyers, economists, and more. Total of 28 countries and are part of European Commission and the work involves extensive travelling. Pay: £41,500

4. Newton Europe: The consulting firm would have 60-100 opportunities for the graduates this year. A degree in business, engineering, science, or mathematics is preferred from a top university. Pay: £39,000.

5. Lidl Retail: The 86 years old company covers most of the Europe. With the third highest stores in the UK after Germany and France; there’s no shortage of decent salary for experienced graduates with management skills. Pay: £38,000.

6. ExxonMobil: A giant in the oil and petroleum industry, also the second most profitable company last year is offering excellent opportunities for graduates with degrees in the relevant field. Pay: £37,500+ and it can go higher for PHD graduates.

7. Microsoft: The Company doesn’t need an introduction. A degree in engineering or computer science will help you fetch a job in development. Pay: £34,700

8. BP: Another oil supergiant in oil and petroleum offers opportunities for business, science, and engineering graduates. Pay: £33,000+

9. Unilever: The world’s third largest consumer goods companies is also one of the oldest multinational companies and their products are sold in over 190 countries. A great place to start career for marketing, finance, HR, and more business related subjects. Pay: £30,000

10. Jaguar Land Rover: A dream place to work for automobile, and mechanical engineering. Pay: £29,000

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UK the top destination for international Nobel Prize winners

The UK is the number one destination for international students who have gone on to become Nobel Prize winners, a study by the British Council shows.

Research revealed today shows that in the whole history of the awards, 38% of those who studied overseas chose the UK as their destination, more than any other country.

This week will see the winners announced for the 2015 awards.

Nobel by numbers

860 individual Nobel Prize winners (since 1901)
131 international student winners
50 UK international student winners
91 UK Nobel Prize winners

Set up in 1901, the Nobel Awards are internationally recognised as the ultimate honour for people who make outstanding contributions in the fields of Physics, Chemistry, Medicine or Physiology, Literature, Peace and Economics. 

Since then, 131 of the 860 individual 'Nobel Laureates' (winners) have been international students – students who studied in a different country from the one they were born in for some or all of their higher education. Out of those 131, 50 studied in the UK.

This means the UK has the largest share of international student graduates on the Nobel Prize list. Next highest was the USA, where 28% international student winners studied, and 18% who studied in Germany.

The most common Nobel Prize for UK international student alumni was Medicine or Physiology, with 17 winners. Eight UK alumni won prizes for Physics, eight for Chemistry, seven for Economics, five for Literature and five for Peace.

Randy Schekman, an American student who spent his third year at the University of Edinburgh, was the most recent former UK international student to win the award. He was given the 2013 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for his work in cell biology.

There have also been 91 British winners of the prize since 1901.

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Call for applications: Saltire Scholarships for international students in Scotland

Planning to study for an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in Scotland?

The Scottish Government and Scottish higher education institutions are offering a programme of scholarships for students from Canada, China, India and the USA.

The Saltire Scholarships scheme includes up to 200 awards, with each student receiving £2,000 towards their tuition fees for any one year of full-time study on an undergraduate, master’s or PhD course at any of Scotland’s higher education institutions.

What can I study?

The scholarships are aimed at students in these priority areas:

Creative arts
Life sciences
Technology
Financial services
Renewable and clean energy.

Am I eligible?

Make sure you meet these requirements before applying for a Saltire Scholarship. You must:

Have a conditional or unconditional offer of a place at a Scottish university on an eligible course. An eligible course is:
An undergraduate, master’s or PhD level course in one of the following broad subject areas: Science, technology, creative industries, financial services, renewable and clean energy.
Full-time and delivered in Scotland. Online, distance learning or courses delivered at a Scottish university campus overseas are not eligible.
Be a citizen or permanent resident of Canada, India, the USA or the People's Republic of China. Hong Kong is also eligible.
Be able to demonstrate that you can meet the costs of living in Scotland and the remaining tuition fees.
Not have previously studied for a full undergraduate degree in Scotland.
Not have previously received a Saltire Scholarship.

The closing date for applications is Tuesday, 31 March 2015, at midnight GMT.

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Job opportunities for Indian students after postgraduation in the UK

I came to study the MSc in Finance course at the London School of Economics. Found an internship at an investment bank and then started as a Grad the same year. It’s been four years since I moved to London and three years since I started working. I’ll try to answer this as best as I can. Yes, opportunities are not what they used to be since the PSW(Post study work visa) has ended. But I suggest people get the chip off of their shoulders. Stop thinking that any country out there owes you a job. I certainly did not come here with that sort of attitude. The LSE did not force me to take up this Masters, I knew the risks all too well. I came anyway. What I did do was give it my best shot. I did not go out partying every night. I did not fly back to my parents at the drop of a hat. I worked on my applications, worked on my interviews, I got lots of rejections, lots of interviews and with every rejection I picked myself back up again and tried harder.

In my four years here I couldn’t ask for more. As a woman the freedom this city gives you is amazing. In all those years I’ve never been groped or inappropriately touched even once. I have never faced a hint of racism and neither have any of my friends from India. They all love it here and although most went back, they went back with fond memories and made friends the world over. My family lives in New York and I’d pick London over New York any day of the week. My sister who’s a New Yorker even admits the same when it comes to things like safety and public transport.

I also think that most non EU students get swept up in the glitz and glamour of London. When I was at uni, the same people who went back and cried about racism and not being given jobs were the ones I saw partying every night in a new nightclub and spending over a £100 without thinking about the fact that they have a massive loan to pay off. I knew a girl from India whose parents took out a huge loan to send her to the LSE. Even though I offered to help her find a job, she refused and was out partying with her boyfriend and friends every night, she decided to stay in the most expensive area in London where rents are as high as £2k for a room and when she went back she blamed racism even though I never saw her lift a finger to find a job. She only started applying during her last month in the UK. She wasn’t the only one who was like that, most were like her.

People who wanted to find jobs, found them. They planned, they worked hard, they attended interviews throughout the year. They basically gave it their best and today they’re in one of the best cities in the world. I’m set to move to Germany eventually because my boyfriend’s German and we’ve decided to marry and settle there. But I dread everyday when the time comes to leave this amazing wonderful country and its people. No country on earth is more tolerant towards different people than this one. I can guarantee you that as someone who has travelled all three continents extensively.

Source: Quora

Written by: Ritika Goswami