Freddie van Hasselt, IB alumnus, Gresham’s School, Norfolk, UK, shares his story...

It is Saturday, and the Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar building buzzes with activity. More than one hundred high school students are attending the Mindcraft workshop to learn about the field of computer science. During the day-long session, students get a taste of what studying computer science might be like: they program a robot to maneuver through a maze, and learn about computational thinking and problem solving.

In today’s globalized world, many high school students are choosing not only between different universities where they might like to study, but also different countries. At Jacobs University, we think that Germany has a lot to offer! Here are our top three reasons, why you should consider studying in Germany.

Which students study Management, Philosophy & Economics and what's the program about? Fabian Aymanns provides some answers...

'Let me get this out right from the get go – I LOVE IB! There I said it. I don’t think you’ll find too many admissions-type people at Canadian universities who don’t love the IB curriculum.' Dan Seneker, Director Enrolment Management at Bishop's University in Canada, explains why...

A few years ago, Nyenrode Business Universiteit launched its Bachelor of Science in Business Administration program. Do you have the ambition to play a leading role in tomorrow's business world? Then this three-year Bachelor program could be for you!