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Student Discounts Across European Countries
Student discounts in Europe are not a single, uniform system. They vary significantly from country to country and sector to sector—ranging from heavily subsidized public transport in Madrid to f...
Erasmus+ Beyond Europe: Global Opportunities
Erasmus+ Beyond Europe provides an extension to the program across borders beyond the EU, with a greater emphasis on cooperation beyond Europe’s borders. Mobility for staff and students as well...
2026 Nobel Prize: meet the laureates
From October 5 to 12, the world gradually learned the names of the new Nobel laureates. The traditional award ceremony will take place on December 10. The cash prize currently stands at 12 million Swe...
Why Small European Universities Are Becoming More International
Small European universities are no longer waiting for international students to find them. Across the continent, institutions with fewer than 10,000 students are actively reshaping their strategies, a...
How a business where the client doesn't pay works: how an overseas education agency operates
In almost every other conversation with a new family, sooner or later a question comes up that parents ask with noticeable wariness: «Stop. You look for the school, prepare the documents, suppor...
UNESCO: the world is short of 50 million teachers
The UNESCO Institute for Statistics and the International Task Force on Teachers, in a report published for World Teachers' Day on October 5, 2026, highlighted a number of interesting details. The...
Mental Health as a Core Part of Education
More and more, schools recognize that a healthy mind is essential to learning and teaching. Research shows that if students are emotionally and psychologically supported, they are better able to succe...
Why Personalized Learning Is Growing Worldwide
Personalized learning has gained substantial importance in the design and implementation of education reform initiatives. The industrial model of teaching is no longer relevant for the demands of the...
The Rise of Lifelong Learning: Embracing Education Beyond the Classroom
Long ago, most people followed one steady route. Go to school. Earn a degree. Land a job. Keep working until retirement. For many, education felt like a finish line reached in the early twenties. That...
Why we personally travel to schools around the world even though there are websites, rankings, and virtual tours
My name is Egor Eremeev, I am a co-founder of Smapse Education, and over 17 years of work I have visited more than a hundred schools around the world — visited in person, not just looked at phot...
AI compliance officer: the profession created by artificial intelligence
There's a common (alarmist) narrative of recent years: artificial intelligence is about to start massively taking jobs away from people. It's discussed at conferences, written about in article...
How much does studying in Italy cost: calculating the total budget by city
Student life in Italy comes with one very pleasant argument: the price tag of public universities looks a lot friendlier than in the UK or the US. What's more, the tuition is largely tied to...
Why Emotional Intelligence Matters in the Workplace
People at work repeated the same advice for years. Get the basics down. Do good tests. Work hard. Then you rise. It was treated like the sure path to success.
Later, some people started to doubt th...
How Universities Measure Graduate Success
Universities across the world try to learn if former students do well once they leave school. Most schools do this with numbers, surveys from employers, and what graduates say about their own outcomes...
Gamification in Education: Does It Improve Results?
Gamification is when you add game-style elements, like points, badges, and leaderboards, to a lesson. In some cases, it does help students. How much it helps depends on how the system is made and how...
International Student Mobility After 2026
International student mobility has always been at the heart of global higher education. Going overseas provides much more than an internationally acknowledged qualification. The benefits that can be d...
How Demographic Changes Affect Universities Worldwide
Higher education is undergoing significant transformation, and one of the most influential forces shaping this transformation process is demographics. Around the world, universities are becoming respo...
How not to regret choosing a school for your child?
How do you choose the right school for your child — one where they don't just obtain a good diploma, but master valuable skills that will benefit them for life?
Yes, high grades are a goo...
Why a motivation letter can determine the fate of your admission
Imagine two applicants: their average scores are nearly identical, both did well on the language test, all formal requirements are met, deadlines are observed. There's only one place on the progra...
Education in the Age of Climate Change
The issue of climate change is becoming one of the major themes in the 21st century. The increase in global temperature, natural disasters, loss of biodiversity and resource strain are affecting commu...