Pomodoro Technique: A Working Method for Study Focus
Pomodoro Technique is the method that basically divides the focused study and procrastination time into various slots- for example, 25 min...
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Top 10 Students Jobs for International Students
In a foreign country, the student permit normally allows foreign students to work for certain permitted maximum hours a week. However, wor...
Why should one have a national flag while studying abroad?
Ever noticed the background stuffs of your classmate while her/his camera is turned on during the online classes? If you are new in this d...
Meeting the Student Tutor in Finland
Student Tutors are the typically existing students in the university or university of applied sciences who guide the new students to the ...
Finland UAS Entrance Exam Tips
Finnish UAS Entrance Examinations have been gaining more popularity amongst foreign aspirants who wish to get admission to a range of Bachel...
Meet Muna Chaudhary: An Erasmus Mundus Scholar from Nepal
Muna Chaudhary was born and raised in the Terai region of Nepal. He is a talented young student from Tharu community – an indigenous group...
Study Start Guide in a Foreign Country
This article may be more relevant to those who are ready to embark on the journey as a student in a foreign country. Get more practical su...
Emotional Intelligence Simplified for Emerging Scholars
You may be already aware that we are aiming to coach the reader of this article ‘Emotional Intelligence Simplified’ by suggesting ways to ...
International Food Festivals: A Cure for Nordic Winter Blues
It’s almost inevitable: if you’re an international student in Finland, Sweden, Norway, or another northern European country, the long, dark ...
Affordable Eating in Finland: A Guide to Student Canteen Subsidies
During my time in Finland, I often savoured subsidized student meals provided in campus canteens. Thanks to KELA , the Finnish social ins...
A Taste of Nepal in Helsinki: Cooking Bethe ko Sag as Diaspora Ritual
"Bhai, Bethe ko Sag tipna jaane ho?" This surprising invitation came from Bhimsen Dai during my stay in Helsinki. Soon, I found ...
I Ate from Trash Bins in Finland: What Every Nepali Student Must Know Before Studying Abroad
Living abroad isn’t always glamorous. For international students, especially those coming from South Asia, the high cost of living in ...
How to Make Gundruk (Dried Fermented Mustard Greens) Abroad
In this article, I’ll guide you through my process of preparing dried fermented mustard greens, locally known in Nepali as Gundruk . It'...
How I made Jwano ko Jhol in Finland
Jwano ko Jhol is a beloved traditional soup in Nepal, especially cherished during cold winters and by women recovering postpartum. This sim...
Parenting and Studying Abroad: Why Leaving Children Behind Isn’t the Best Option
International students with families, especially those with young children, are often faced with an existential dile...