Esther Neema, a dear friend from high school, decided to stick to her guns and insist on what she wanted – to study in the US – even while everyone else around her thought she was chasing an impossible dream. But she made it there when she was 20 years old, 3 years after starting her journey.

I have known Myles Mugo since we were still shedding milk teeth in class 2 and now, 2 decades later I get to share with you an interview with him on our shared birthday about his move to the UK as an undergraduate student and how the initial process was. He is currently living in London.

Immediately I arrived the first experience I had the pure icy cold of winter. But thanks to my family I had a good time integrating and exploring the place I was staying in Antwerp — Chris Beaux

This year I am adding a service to beef up the work I do on this blog. From today, you can consult with me personally on your CVs and applications to international universities.

These past few months, life has come at me fast. We’re talking speed of light. OK. Let me explain.

I have two friends who went abroad to pursue their Master’s Degrees. One went to the UK and one went to Belgium. Who got the ‘better deal’?

You apply for a university scholarship for the first time. You’re excited, hopeful! But it doesn’t work out. Should you try again? And what should you do in the meantime? This and more are answered in this 1 hour Instagram Live Session with Sofia Kuan.

Here’s a short list to get you started on your search for Master’s Degree scholarships!

Is the essay writing process frustrating you? Here’s a few tips.

In this YouTube Live session, I give tips on my experience of applying for the fully-funded Erasmus Mundus joint Master’s Degree in Journalism, Media and Globalisation scholarship.