Globe Ed College Experiences 3
A candid conversation with Rituraj Roy Choudhury, Master student of Sport Business, Management and Policy at Manchester Metropolitan University on his experiences in the UK.
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Workshop Creative Portfolio Development for Art &Design Students
Join our live session to discover the secret to creating the ideal portfolio for college admissions. On Sunday 30th August 2021, 5:00-6:30 pm Highlight:– Portfolio of successful students will be shown– Free session for all students
Read moreMasterclass in Filmmaking by Prof. Jonathan Whittaker from New York Film Academy at St. Xavier’s College Kolkata organized by Globe Ed
More than 175 students along with faculty members of St. Xavier’s College Kolkata were completely immersed in the engaging masterclass of Jonathan Whittaker of New York Film Academy on Friday evening organized by Globe Ed, New York Film Academy and St. Xavier’s College Kolkata. The director as an effective communicator must know the language of the crew, the caste as well as the audience. As Jonathan explained the different camera angles and screentime through which a film director tells the story, we were fascinated! Thank you Jonathan (professor at NYFA), Lizzie (associate director of strategic initiatives at NYFA) and Father Dejus (head of media department at St. Xavier’s College) for this tremendous educational opportunity!
Read moreGlobe Ed Independence Day Talk 2020: Debating the New Education Policy
Watch our Independence Day Talk 2020: Debating the New Education Policy with Aditi Bhutoria, Assistant Professor and Education Economist, IIM Calcutta Bratati Bhattacharyya, Secretary General, Shikshayatan Foundation Sebastian Schwecke, Associate Professor of Public Policy and Management, IIM Calcutta S.V. Raman (Moderator), Cultural Curator & Facilitator
Read moreMaturity, independence and responsibility is what Singapore Management University has taught my son
“Maturity, independence, responsibility and the need to prove his mettle in this world is what Singapore has taught him.” Yet another story of a parent whose child went to Singapore Management University and has grown into a young, ambitious and conscientious man. Thank you Mrs. Jhanwar for sharing your experiences!
Read moreOne has to be very resilient!
Studying abroad is a change for life. The one common thing all parents experience is how independent their children have become. Living and competing amongst a community of self-motivated students from different parts of the world teaches our young and protected children to stand up and stand out. Thank you Mrs. Sanyal for your thoughts!
Read moreIt has been a remarkable journey!
“It has been a remarkable journey of a rather shy and not so confident young girl, who eventually developed to a self-sufficient, confident and determined person!” Thank you Mrs. Tuhina Mazumdar for sharing your experiences on sending your daughter to study an undergraduate program abroad.
Read moreHas education abroad changed or benefitted my kids?
We want to know what parents think about global education, what experiences they have had and how their children have changed. India has a good and affordable education system, then why should one study abroad? Listen to what Mrs. Shobha Agarwal has to say, whose children have studied in UK and Germany.
Read moreSavannah College of Art & Design (SCAD)
Meet our US-bound Art & Design student, Yashvi Goel, 2023 cohort of Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD). Yashvi got accepted by Parsons, the #3 design school in the world. But she decided to go to Savannah College of Art & Design where she got admitted to the exact course she wanted to do, Production Design. She chose what was best fit for her. Yashvi advises future applicants to not wait until the last minute to work on applications, a mistake she made. It’ll save you from much stress and will enable you to submit the perfect application. Wishing Yashvi an exciting student life at SCAD! The Globe Ed Team
Read moreCoffee & Conversation 2019: Student Life Abroad
“Network, network, network!” was Anneysa Ghosh’s advice to students at our this year’s Coffee and Conversation round. During her years at the University of York she embraced every chance to connect with people, volunteering to help them out. This way she gained precious work experience and boost her CV. “Think about what kind of impression it gives if you have worked for a mayor of a big foreign city”, she advised and pointed out that infact in many cases, she even got paid back for her free work later, through “real” job offers and a network which helped her to establish herself as a successful business woman. Dr. Hans-Martin Kunz, former lecturer of Social Anthropology, told us about the traps […]
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