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godhandler · 10 months ago

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College Major Headcanons:

[Extra content for The Homo Economicus in Love - noritoshi kamo x reader, cute college au]

Yuuji Itadori - Media Studies, on a full sports scholarship even though he's not too interested in sports. He doesn't show up to practice that much but carries the team in tournaments. Not really very academically inclined but everyone he meets loves him so much that he's gotten a shit ton of internships and work experience just cuz he's nice to work with. Stays on campus dorms.

Nobara Kugisaki - Fashion Merchandising (yay legally blonde). Another one who's not very academically inclined but does great at the practical aspects of the job. Gets 40% off on tuition, but has some funds from her grandma. also gets money from her fashion blog, part-time jobs at fashion mags, and manages clothing for photoshoots on a freelance basis (if she commits she commits). Saves on residence by renting with Inumaki and Panda.

Megumi Fushiguro - Computer Science with a minor in Math. Full scholarship and bursary grant by the college due to his shitty financial conditions (orphaned and destitute at a young age). Prof Gojo is his legal guardian. grew up in and stays on campus dorms.

Maki Zenin - Star Athlete, literally training for the Olympics. Her degree is in Mass Communications but she doesn't actually have to attend classes cuz the Uni wants her to focus on sports. Disowned by her family. Full sports scholarship and occasionally gets sponsored by sportswear companies. Trying to go pro.

Yuuta Okkotsu - Sociology and Anthropolgy. He enjoys talking to and meeting people and works as a part-time Journalist for local news channels to bring attention to issues like poverty. Gets a bursary grant from the uni, gets paid for and is decently recognized for his journalism work. Both Geto and Gojo want to mentor him. He talks to himself when he's alone but that's a secret.

Toge Inumaki - Architectural Design, chose this degree just for the hell of it, is a solid B+ student. Has a YouTube gaming and ASMR channel with 200k followers but is struggling to monetize it profitably. Got in on legacy admissions but gets a sports scholarship of 30% (he's pretty good at athletics)

Panda - ???

Noritoshi Kamo - Economics and Finance, specializing in Private Equity and Investment Banking. he's the heir of the Kamo Conglomerate. Full legacy admission even though he graduated valedictorian of high school and is the captain of the Archery team.

Todo Aoi - Quantum Physics. he's literally the top student of every class he takes. he keeps taking random other classes from different majors based on his whims. his genius was recognised and personally mentored by Yuki Tsukumo, but is now undergoing formal college education for the certificate even though he already knows all this and more. he spends half the day in the gym and the other half streaming Takada-chan variety clips.

Mai Zenin - Economics and Finance, her family made her take it. good at academics even though she's not super into it. legacy admission.

Momo Nishimiya - Literature and Creative Writing. She posts regularly for a gender and sexuality magazine. loves nobara's blog.

Miwa Kasumi - Computer Science with a minor in Software Engineering. She just wanted a degree that would lead to a well-paying job. Cabinet Member of the Student Council. She vouched a lot for Mechamaru/Kokichi to get disability-friendly accommodation. she struggles a bit with academics but pulls through with A- all around. Kokichi/Mechamaru helps her if she finds something particularly difficult to understand. has her own campus residence but has practically moved in with Kokichi.

Arata Nitta - Health and Medicine, focusing on Emergency Care Medicine. he TAs for Prof Shoko's classes. his sister works in college admin office. has campus residence but mostly stays in the college affilitated hospital, bit of an over-worker.

Mechamaru/ Kokichi Muta - double major in Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering. Another top student of his classes. Found it a bit difficult to adjust to campus life at first (not enough disability accommodation) but with Miwa's help he got around. campus dorm with Miwa.

Professors!

Gojo Satoru - graduated from top Ivy colleges, has 5 PhDs, and wrote 1000 papers and books, and is the one of the most respected physicist in the world but insists on teaching Intro-level Physics and Math. drives a Bugatti to college. highly competitive relative grading. prescribes his own books for his class. expect a problem set every day after class. gives a lot of individual attention to students tho, n is very nice in general. he'll accept a late submission if u bring him sweets. his lockscreen is prof geto?

Geto Suguru - teaches one class named Ethics, Philosophy and Law every semester. doesn't answer questions over email, only during Office Hours. great at explaining difficult concepts, his course is the one students fight to get into and say "opened their eyes". has a devoted cult of worshipping students, voted student favorite every year. his adopted daughters took a gap year to travel abroad and he talks about them in class. he always has sweets in his pockets?

Utahime Iori - teaches modules on Economics, Politics and Philosophy courses. great teacher, very clear explanations, bumps up the grading slightly (absolute grading) and is very accommodating as a prof. hates getting emails at night tho.

Shoko Ieiri - Shitty ass prof tbh but everyone takes her class cuz she gives everyone an A. teaches Surgical Anatomy. focuses on practical experience rather than theory. she has a no attendance policy and takes few very exams or assignments.

Yuki Tsukomo - Visiting Faculty, takes one super high level class Quantum Physical Theory one semester and comes back after 4 years. Independent researcher funded by the uni.

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amcgovern17 · 4 days ago

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Excerpt from Chapter 1 of To the Heart of It

From AO3 by amcgovern17

Bucky/Reader Soulmate AU

(Work in progress! 15/30 chapters posted. Currently 60,000 words)

(Additional tags and info at the bottom ☺️)

December 5, 2018 - Part I

With a loud sigh, you turned off the alarm on your phone and stood up from your bed, shoving papers and your textbook into your bag. You’d already pressed snooze three times. Any more and you would for sure be late.

Your lecture started at 10, which meant you had to be on the subway by 9 if you wanted any chance of making it on time. Laptop, keys, coffee, ID badge… you ran through your checklist, reaching to grab your coffee mug–the one with the Schrödinger’s cat joke-from the counter before heading out the door. You really should buy a travel mug. You always got weird looks from people on the subway, scooching slightly away from you as if waiting for you to spill hot coffee all over them. More space for me, you thought happily.

You grabbed your coat and scarf and locked up your apartment, making your way down three flights of stairs. I need to find a better place to live, you sighed. The super had been promising for months that he would get the elevator fixed and it hadn’t happened yet. While that had been wonderful for your glutes, you were tired of this shithole. Once I get this job, I can look. Finally make enough money so I don’t have to live in this shoebox. You mentally added it to the never ending to do list.

As a graduate assistant in the Columbia University physics department, you were lucky enough to have tuition assistance, but that meant you had to teach three classes a semester of an undergrad physics course. Boring, but generally easy. Most of the students were there to finish out their science requirements, but occasionally you had a few kids actually interested in pursuing physics. Kids, you laughed to yourself. They’re not that much younger than you, dumbass.

You had at least one more year before you completed your PhD, having started your college career a little later than most. You hadn’t been able to afford it early on; the money your adoptive mom had left when she died had not quite been enough. So after high school, you worked long hours at the mechanic shop in town, skipping out on vacations, working holidays, and saving every penny you could manage.

You’d been able to enroll in your undergrad program at 21 at the community college, majoring in engineering, and managed to finish in three years. You were interested in science, the mechanics of how things worked and the theory behind it. Towards the end of undergrad, after attending a guest lecture from a highly regarded physics professor, your interests narrowed.

Your senior thesis project on engineering computations in quantum superposition had been what got you into Columbia, catching the eyes of a few professors. They’d offered you the assistantship while you got your masters, and you’d done so well in it that you kept it through to your doctoral program.

Today you had an interview at Hammer Industries. You hadn’t heard great things about working there, but a job was a job. Even though it was just a receptionist position, you hoped it would be a way to get your foot into the door of the professional world once you graduated. Plus I’ll have my silly little social media side gig, you smiled to yourself as you walked out of your apartment and onto the street, taking the quickest path to the 116th Street–Columbia University subway station and glancing at your watch. Shit, you thought. You were going to be cutting it close. Please make it, please make it.

You reached the platform just in time to slide into the car before the doors closed, finding a decent corner to lean into for the ride. You pulled out your phone while you rode, wanting to post the picture of your study material from earlier to your Instagram stories. You had been posting your graduate physics journey for the last few years and actually had a pretty decent following. You tried to post and interact regularly, putting out content explaining physics in easier terms, but also making the graduate school process as transparent as possible so people could know what to expect. The tiny bit of income you’d earned through it was unexpected (and definitely not enough to live off of), but welcomed.

You pulled up the photo of all your scattered notes, cropping out most of your bed and double checking that there was nothing fully identifiable in the picture. You loved your followers, but you weren’t looking to get a stalker, thank you very much. It was the end of the semester and every deadline, exam, paper, and project was looming over you, so you thought it fitting to add the text ‘My brain is exploding.’

Posted. Done. One more thing off the to do list. You held your coffee mug away from you slightly, knowing the next bend was bumpy and you needed to be careful. You tucked your phone carefully into your pocket, and stood straight, ready to join the herd of people getting off the subway and making their way up the stairs to the streets. Thankfully, the physics building wasn’t too far from the station. I might just have enough time to refill my coffee, you thought happily. Hopefully there isn’t a huge line.

You carefully crossed the street and power walked through the crowds of students milling about, walking into one of the many on-campus coffee shops.

“Hey Professor!” you heard as you waited in line, turning to see who was greeting you. Oh, Peter Parker, you thought, placing his face. From last semester’s UN1202 Physics class, you reminded yourself.

“Mr. Parker, I’m not a professor,” you corrected, smiling at him anyway.

“Yet,” he grinned. “You’re fantastic at it, there’s no way the department doesn’t hire you once you graduate. Hey, did you see they released the lineup for the next symposium?”

“Oh, no. I haven’t checked my email yet today.” You wondered if it would be anything interesting this year. You’d skipped out the last two years because there had been too much focus on string theory for you to justify paying the ticket price and living off of cup ramen for a week. You were hoping this new job would give you just enough extra that you could afford to do things like that more regularly.

You reached the front of the line and greeted the barista, who was already reaching for your mug, knowing exactly what your order was. You swiped your card and dropped a dollar into the tip jar.

“I’m really excited to hear Rovelli. He doesn’t usually do these kinds of presentations anymore. What you said about how he theorized the faster than light possibilities for white holes in class last semester…” Peter whistled. You stood to the side, waiting to pick up your coffee and watched as Peter ordered something with a horrible caffeine to sugar ratio.

“I’m glad to know someone was listening,” you laughed. Even though you taught a freshman level introductory physics class, you often tried to go past some of the basics just to inspire students. Let them know how interesting physics could be beyond the basics of momentum and force and old white men like Issac Newton. “How are your courses this semester, Mr. Parker?”

“Oh, they’re pretty great. It’s been a lot of work balancing a full schedule with my internship and sp…special interests.” You quirked your eyebrow, not sure you wanted to ask about a college student’s special interests. “Hey, I can get tickets for all the symposiums from my internship, would you want to go with me?” Peter asked.

Is he asking me out? you thought, alarmed. “Oh, I…”

The shock must have shown on your face, because horror dawned on Peter’s. “Oh, no. Not like that, just as a friend. Definitely not a date.” Thank god. “I mean, not that you aren’t dateable, just…I have a girlfriend. And you’re my professor. Or were…” he stammered.

“Parker, breathe. It’s okay, I understand,” you laughed. “That would honestly be great. I haven’t really had the extra cash to get tickets to the last few events,” you trailed off, realizing that was probably more information than you should share.

“That’s a shame, really! It would be great content for your quantum questions account!”

“Oh, you know about…” your face scrunched in surprise.

“I figured it out last semester. You always came in with the same coffee that was posted. Sorry, I didn’t realize you…” Peter rubbed the back of his head.

“No, no. It’s fine. Just don’t blast it around please,” you asked, trusting Peter wasn’t going to dox you.

“Hey, here’s my number. I’ll text you about the tickets. I don’t really check my school email a lot,” Peter grinned sheepishly. He held out his Stark Phone towards your phone, and his contact card appeared on your screen.

Fancy, you thought, wondering how a college student could afford a top of the line smartphone. Perks of the internship, I guess.

As the barista handed you back your now-full mug and Peter his drink, you turned to Peter to say goodbye. You had less than 10 minutes now to make it to the lecture hall.

“Well, Mr. Parker, I hope you have a good day,” you said.

“It’s Peter, and thanks! You too Professor, got to run. I’ve got chem lab in five,” he joked. You smiled, watching him take off in the opposite direction, and made your way quickly into Pupin Hall and towards the classroom. Hopefully we can finish up the section on atomic physics today and start early on preparations for the final exam. I need to make sure I’m out of here by 11:30 if I want to get to Manhattan for the interview on time.

You walked through the doors at 9:58, and headed straight to the podium.

“Good morning, scientists, who can tell me the difference between fission and fusion?”

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God, I’m going to be so late. Not a good first impression for an interview, dummy. You finished wiping up as much coffee as you could, throwing the paper towels into a nearby trash can. You had been answering a few questions from students after class when your phone buzzed. You’d reached back distractedly to grab it and knocked over the iced coffee that one of the students had brought to you (lovely girl, she deserves an A+ , you thought jokingly).

You had watched it fall, unable to stop it. Then you sighed as you took in the mess, finishing packing your bag and then snapping a picture before you went to clean it up. You could hear your mom’s voice in your head now, fussing at you for always taking pictures of everything. You had always argued back that you liked documenting things, especially since you hadn’t known anything about the first year or so of your life. You smiled at the memories. Forgetting why you’d reached for your phone in the first place, you pocketed it and knelt down to clean.

“Can I please turn in that report still? My grandmother died, I couldn’t write it because of the funeral, and…” one of your students was saying, having run up at the last minute while you were wiping up coffee.

“Mr. Davis, please. Save it. You’ve had 5 grandmothers die this semester if my count is correct.” You shot him a look. At least he has the decency to look abashed. “The deadline for makeup work is midnight tonight. Get it done.”

“Thank you! I won’t let you down!” he exclaimed as he ran off.

Doubtful, you thought. Unfortunately, that was the reality of most semesters. There were always students who didn’t care to do the work until the last minute. But you refused to have to grade late work, determined that your winter break would be a true break. You needed it every year. So your makeup work deadline was set in stone.

You grabbed your things and made a quick walk to your office to print your resume. I really need to stop waiting until the last minute to do things like this, you thought.

You glanced at your watch and sighed, turning back to the doors to head out instead of to your office. It was at least a 5 minute walk to the subway station, which meant you would miss it. Which meant you’d likely be late for the interview. Fucking great.

“Could this day get any worse?” you muttered to yourself as you walked out of the building, hoping they would accept a digital copy of your resume. You pulled out your phone to email the document to the person you’d set up the interview with, and saw several notifications on your phone that you had missed.

Well, fuck, you thought, heart dropping. You squinted up at the sky. Are those…planes? You could see things zooming all over. People were stopped everywhere just like you, looking up and trying to figure out what the things were.

That’s…people? Aliens? Spaceships. Shit. That can’t be good, you thought, realizing too late what you were seeing. One of the flying motorcycle-like vehicles zoomed past, flying very low to the street. What looked like a laser (can’t be, can it?) shot from the front, hitting a taxi which promptly exploded into flames.

People were screaming now, and scattering. Fuck, fuck, shit, came your frantic thoughts. You ran down the steps and pressed yourself up against the wall of the building, trying to avoid getting trampled. You watched in horror as more of the creatures descended. A couple of them landed, pointing their weapons at the people running. They were shouting something, but you couldn’t understand.

You turned the corner and looked toward the subway entrance. Can I make it… there were dozens of people running everywhere. Two of the attackers were flying in circles low to the ground around a group of what looked like students. Run! Oh my god, get out . You were frozen, eyes wide and trying to figure out if you could help. Without getting myself killed in the process.

An explosion rocked the ground, and you crouched down, covering your head with your arms and squeezing your eyes tight. There goes the coffee shop, you thought, seeing smoke coming from down the block. You heard more gunshots, looking up to figure out where they were coming from; to figure out which direction to run, what might be safest.

You felt a buzzing under your skin, which you assumed was adrenaline, and a sudden pull to look to your left. You breathed a sigh of relief when you saw it: the Avengers had arrived.

Captain America had thrown his shield at one of the aliens, who dropped to the ground. Its friend turned on the Captain, firing its weapon. He managed to duck behind his shield, but the– is that actually a laser beam? Woah, how’d they…no, shut up brain. Not the time! You looked ahead, deciding that up the road toward the Avengers would be safer. Maybe you could get behind them, could get…

Iron Man landed not fifty feet away from you, bringing a group of flying assailants after him. You ducked again, trying to make yourself as small as possible, scraping your elbow against the side of the building. You hissed and grabbed your arm, feeling the rip in your shirt sleeve, pulling your hand back and seeing bright red. Shit. You must’ve scraped half your skin off.

“Get out of here,” Iron Man yelled back towards you. Don’t need to tell me twice, you thought frantically, darting forward across the sidewalk. Your instincts told you to head that way. There was more fighting ahead in front of the now destroyed coffee shop. You ran over the broken glass, hoping nothing would make it through your shoes. Black Widow and the Winter Soldier appeared through the smoke, followed by four of the creatures. Up close, you could see the alien better. A tall, grey, reptilian thing… are those the things that attacked in the Battle of New York? The Cthulhu? The Chitauri? The Chipotle? I wonder if they eat space burritos…

There were a few people trying to sneak out of the destroyed coffee shop, watching the Chitauri fighting Black Widow and the Winter Soldier. You looked back behind you to see if it was clear, then hurriedly waved the people out of the building. “This way, come on!” you pointed towards the alley, hoping the courtyard would be safer than the streets.

As the people ran past you, you saw one of the Chitauri look your way, its attention drawn by all the noise or the movement. You weren’t entirely sure what kind of senses they had. Oh no, no, no you don’t. Before you put much thought to it, you darted back up the road, away from the people you’d just gotten out. Why you felt you deserved to be the distraction, you couldn’t tell.

You heard another explosion from behind, far enough away that you didn’t feel it thankfully. You scrambled through the debris in front of you, looking for the next safe spot. There, you thought, seeing the doors into the mathematics building. You’d made it a few yards when you felt a body slam into yours, knocking you to the ground. You tried to roll into the fall, but braced too much with your arm. You let out a yell as you felt your wrist jam and your shoulder take the brunt of the impact, and felt your head hit the ground right after. Ow, you thought as your vision blurred. Before you could push yourself up, something pulled you up by your shirt. You turned just enough to see the alien’s ugly face as it roared at you.

“Ugh, fuck! Brush your teeth or something, dude!” you grimaced as you tried to squirm out of its grip, kicking at its torso. The Chitauri warrior growled, then reached its other hand around your neck and lifted you up higher. You clawed at its scaly hand, trying to keep it from choking you.

Black dots started swirling in your vision. I have to get out…can’t breathe… The buzzing under your skin intensified, and you wondered briefly if that’s what it felt like when you didn’t get enough oxygen to your brain. You landed a good kick, hearing the creature grunt in pain just as you saw a metal arm wrap around its neck and twist. You heard a sickening crunch and felt your body drop to the ground when the alien’s grip loosened. You looked up at the Winter Soldier pulling a knife out of the alien’s back. He looked over at you, his blue-grey eyes piercing through you, then scanned behind you looking for danger. Jesus dude, way to make killing aliens look good, your addled brain thought. The buzzing feeling was starting to be hard to ignore, a loud hum in your head now, an insistence that you didn’t understand. I wonder if I have a concussion.

The Soldier stepped over the alien, his metal hand grabbing you under your uninjured shoulder and lifting you up. The buzzing stopped immediately. You barely gained your footing as he pulled you over to the side of the building.

“That way,” he nodded behind you and you glanced at where he was looking. “Go.”

You weren’t going to argue, really. But the buzzing was back, like a pull this time. As you turned back to thank him, you saw a Chitarui weapon swing toward him and you acted. All you could hear was that hum; something in your body screaming at you to protect him, to save him, to get him out of the way. You lurched forward and powered into the Soldier, tackling him around the middle, using your entire body strength to take him off balance and knock him back. Away from the laser, which had been aimed right between where the two of you had been standing. Safe, your body hummed.

The only reason you were able to knock him back was your unexpected move, but he must have quickly realized what you were doing. Mid fall, he twisted your bodies so that he would take the brunt of the falling debris as the explosion wracked the building you were next to. His eyes were as wide as yours as you both fell to the ground, and you could see the flecks of blue hidden within the grey. You could feel the heat of the fire on your skin, which felt like it was being sandblasted. You could feel his arms through his tac suit wrapped tightly around you, the clear difference between the flesh and the metal.

Safe, you thought again. You felt the wind knocked out of your body as your back made contact with the ground with the Soldier's full weight on top of you. You felt his breath on your face as he grunted through the debris impacts.

Your focus was immediately drawn to behind the Soldier’s head. He must have seen the horror on your face as chunks of the building rained down on you. He tried to wrap his metal arm around your head to protect you, but he could only do so much. A chunk of concrete grazed the side of your head and the world went black.

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that1inkblotch · 6 months ago

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Okok I mayhaps be going crazy but uhhh college AU slime rancher anyone?

Beatrix would major in wildlife biology I think, she seems like the type. First or second year student, scored a sports scholarship. I’m thinking either rugby, soccer, or track and field (specifically shotput and discuss + some long distance runs)

Viktor majors in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in marine biology (he works with slimes and has an underwater lab + builds gadgets and stuff but I think the creating comes first so engineering). I think second year student, def on academic scholarship

Mochi is a business major with a minor in engineering, both because that’s what her dad wants her to do. Feels like she can’t do what she actually wants because her dad is paying for her tuition. She took a wildlife biology class as a small act of rebellion, actually lowkey enjoys it. First year student.

Ogden is a culinary student, probably third or fourth year. He was a CEO like in the game, but left the business to go learn how to make REAL food. He plans on opening a restaurant after graduating, and volunteers at soup kitchens near the college

Thora is one of the professors in the Wildlife Biology program, focuses more on the plants.

Hobson is also one of the Wildlife Biology professors, focuses more on the animals.

bOb is Bea’s weirdly sentient cat she snuck into the dorms. He has those talking buttons and almost exclusively uses the one asking for chicken

May or may not write it, I’ve taken exactly two college classes so idk if I have the experience to write it but. Yeah. Slime rancher college au

#slime rancher #slime rancher au #slime rancher college au #beatrix lebeau #viktor humphries #mochi miles #ogden ortiz #thora west #hobson twilligers

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crazylittlejester · 7 months ago

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Alright I'm aimed at the whiteboard of an unrelated lecture hall the way I'm about to be projecting

Warriors: bitches about how much he hates chemistry. Is a chem major. This surprises people and then he gets to senior level classes and is like "oh I learned how to make meth four different ways and also how to make a pipe bomb" and it makes sense bc forensic science. Alternative to him being a cop cause acab

Wild and Wild started political major then switched to rec management and worked there as a park ranger/trip guide. Then he got a phd in some very niche history specialization bc Flora informed enough for him to basically test out of an entire other undergrad degree.

Hyrule: also switched to rec management from nursing. Theydo their assignments together and those are things like: go camping, catch bugs. Wild works at the university climbing wall, and Hyrule works in the first aid tent at uni events

Legend: undecided for a while, fashion major, switched to political science but was way too far into fashion to NOT have that be his minor. When he switched, Wild gave Leg his notes. They were not helpful.

Sky: didn't go to uni bc he went to flight school. Paying the same as their tuition for lessons, but he's got a guaranteed job and fucking excellent pay lined up.

Time: got an associates in art at a community college, met Malon, and then decided to live his best stardew valley life and we love that for him.

Wind: hear me out: scuba diver/submarine operator investigating shipwrecks. This I feel is trade school more than university but college isn't needed for every field. He'd work at ocean gate for like 2 days before seeing their shady business practices and even sharper and moping the fuck out.

Twilight: went to a trade school to be a mechanic as his day job and the reason barrel racing isn't an Olympic sport is bc there's no point when Twi will win until the day he or Epona dies

Four: so many majors he cant keep track of his sophomore year his advisor got fed up and made him pick four. Literature and criminal justice became minors, music and engineering are majors.

OOOOOOOOH I REALLY LIKE ALL OF THESE

Wars: I LIKE THIS, THATS VERY COOL. i have a lot of thoughts about potential majors for him because there’s literally just so much to do with him, depending on the au i’ve made him a political science/history major with the intent to become a lawyer, i’ve made him an engineer (for a big hero six au), fashion, and a dance major. I like the chem to forensic science thing thats VERY cool :)

Wild: PERFECT NO NOTES.

Hyrule: PERFECT. NO NOTES. whatever he ends up doing it involves being outside and exploring or discovering things >:)

Legend: I HAVE HIM AS A POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR IN MOST MODERN AUS TOO (except the big hero 6 one because, like wars, he’s an engineer)

Sky: PERFECT. I LOVE IT

Time: HIS BEST STARDEW VALLEY LIFE ALSKDKKS YES

Wind: I LOVE IT. ive had him interested in marine biology before :)

Twilight: OOOOOOOOOOOOOH YES

Four: he’s definitely any advisors worst nightmare alskdkdslkskd

#jes ask

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demonsfate · 10 months ago

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OKAY SO I FOUND THE LIL SNIPPET FROM A STRATEGY GUIDE THAT SAYS JIN STUDIED MECHANICAL ENGINEERING IN SCHOOL - WHICH HARADA CONFIRMED AS CANON AND ?????

OVERDUE TUITION FEES?

JIN HAS STUDENT DEBT?

HEIHACHI COULDN'T EVEN PAY FOR HIS GRANDSON'S ENROLLMENT/CLASSES???

IT WAS HEIHACHI'S SCHOOL

#✏️ - ᴛʜᴇ ʜᴏsᴛ ᴡɪᴛʜ ᴛʜᴇ ᴍᴏsᴛ // (ooc)#// LIKE I KINDA FIGURED THE WHOLE REASON JIN EVEN WENT THERE WAS JUST 'COS HEIHACHI LET HIM ... BUT ... WHAT ???#// THIS IS OS FUNNY TO ME #// I'M MAKING IT CANON ON THIS BLOG #// AND NO - ABADDON DID *NOT* PAY IT OFF DURING THE TIME HE HAD THE ZAIBATSU #// BC WHY WOULD HE -#// LEE PLEASE COME AND GET YOUR NEPHEW OUT OF DEBT HSDFHASHAHSHASHDFHASHAHHAA

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nandinish27 · 2 months ago

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Strong employment growth projected until 2030

Offers direct PR routes for nursing graduates

Career Opportunities:

Registered Nurse

Public Health Officer

Physiotherapist

Average Salary: AUD 65,000 – 110,000

4. Business Analytics and Data Science

Why It’s Worth It:

High demand across sectors (banking, retail, healthcare)

Versatile career paths with global appeal

STEM classification supports extended post-study work visa

Career Options:

Data Analyst

Business Intelligence Consultant

Data Scientist

Average Salary: AUD 85,000 – 130,000

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Why It’s Worth It:

Consistent job demand across Australia

Accredited courses (CPA Australia, CA ANZ)

Opens doors to roles in multinational firms

Career Opportunities:

Chartered Accountant

Financial Analyst

Auditor

Average Salary: AUD 70,000 – 115,000

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Why It’s Worth It:

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Early Childhood Educator

Secondary School Teacher

Average Salary: AUD 65,000 – 100,000

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Recognized qualifications with global applicability

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Project Manager

Construction Estimator

Average Salary: AUD 70,000 – 120,000

Cost of Education in Australia (2025)

Course Type

Average Annual Tuition (AUD)

UG Courses

20,000 – 45,000

PG Courses

22,000 – 50,000

MBA

40,000 – 80,000

Scholarships Available for Indian Students

Australia Awards Scholarships – Fully funded by the Australian government

Destination Australia Scholarships – Regional study scholarships worth AUD 15,000

University-Specific Grants – E.g., Monash International Merit Scholarship, University of Sydney International Scholarships

Post-Study Work Rights and PR Pathways

Australia allows international students to work up to 20 hours per week during semesters and full-time during breaks. Graduates can apply for a Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485), offering work rights for 2–4 years depending on qualification and location.

PR Pathways via:

General Skilled Migration (GSM)

Employer-Sponsored Visas

Regional Migration Programs

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Indis, College AU. With Nerdanel, if you like ;).

ohhh i would like. cannot resist the absolute scandal of nindis in a modern au.

(I feel I am cheating by making neither of them particularly college-aged, but it is also juicier this way).

Indis Centore, the niece of Old Money gentleman Ingwë Centore, is absolutely a trust-fund kid. With no real worries about making money, she spends her 20s getting a degree in equine studies, which she uses mostly with her 4 beloved horses.

When she's like 28, she meets Finwë, an older widower (he's 55ish) with a 19-year old son, at a nature retreat for the very wealthy. The age difference between them is fairly notable, especially with Finwë being the CEO of a fortune 500 company, but the power dynamic isn't quite as extreme, with Indis knowing she has her own money and her own family support. They bond over riding horses and an interest in ancient historical texts.

They're married two years later, and a few months after that Indis is pregnant with their firstborn daughter, Findis. You can imagine how (now 21 year old) Feanor feels about this turn of events.

Life goes on. Indis mostly devotes herself to her child and her horses, Feanor pursues a PhD in electrical engineering, Finwe keeps trying to keep the family conflict free (he is delusional).

Feanor avoids Indis and his half-siblings like the plague, and is cruel when he cannot help but interact his step-mother. Tension also begins to rise between Indis and Finwe, mostly because she is frustrated with his tendency to always prioritize Feanor over their other children.

When, at 24, Feanor meets Nerdanel (25), a mechanic, and begins to date her, he keeps her far from his family. Nerdanel is quite an outsider in the circles he runs in, coming from a working-class family. She went to trade school despite a passion for sculpture.

After Nerdanel and Feanor wed, she goes to university to pursue a degree in Fine Arts. She's probably pregnant with their first or second at this point.

At the same time, Indis begins to feel frustrated/limited by the role of "mother" only, and after having her fourth child decides she's going to return to school to pursue something artsy -- maybe poetry eventually? This is quite easily facilitated by having all the money in the world for nannies and tuition and writing retreats.

The two women grow closer as they find out they have, by coincidence, been put into some of the same core/background classes. Nerdanel begins to open up about some of her frustrations with Feanor's emotional issues and single-minded intensity, while Indis confides in her about feeling neglected.

Certainly no scandalous affair could possibly come from this :0

#in case people are curious about the ages this is like 36 year old indis and 29 year old nerdanel #couldnt make them college aged and keep the juicy #lena speaks #this is very silly rambly but. fun maybe #nindis

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College Of Geonois

Chapter One: Holding Your Hand

Relationships: Ahsoka Tano/Barriss Offee, Luminara Unduli & Barriss Offee, (Other Background relationships) Characters: Barriss Offee, Luminara Unduli, Ahsoka Tano, Anakin Skywalker, (Other Star Wars Characters) Warnings: none so far! Honorable tags (those who reblogged/showed interest. I see you, I love you, thank you for enabling this) bluedeedeedoop, dontbelasagnax , stellanslashgeode , outhauldagger

Barriss used to believe things would be easier once she graduated high school. Maybe the pressure would stop, after all, she wouldn’t have to pile on her graduation requirements to her early college assignments, she could actually devote her focus on her pre-med track, where she’d earned enough credits during high school. If she could just stack as many classes into each available slot over the course of the year, including holidays and summer vacation, she could be heading for her Masters and her PhD in no time! At least, those were the hopes and dreams.

Her mother had never expressed any kind of expectation on her, not once, but Barriss had always felt… strange. Luminara Unduli was a healer, and so was her mother before her. Like with her own father, Luminara hadn’t known her own, and while the absence never felt large in her life, her mother’s attempts at pulling her away from her work to bond were a greater stressor. Realistically, the young woman knew that her mother hadn’t wanted to pass on the workaholic trait, but she’d been exposed ever since she was little, and if her mom was so perfect and put together, she could be to, if only she could rush through these classes and get a jump on this ‘stable adult life’ she’d been dreaming about since she was young.

Of course, the world worked in mysterious ways. Barriss Offee was moving halfway across the world to the states, where she would, apparently, be rooming with another undergrad in a mechanical engineering track, with minor lessons in law and politics. It seemed a rather… interesting tuition, but then, from the letters the two had exchanged over the summer since the College of Geonosis connected them, this Ahsoka Tano was an interesting character. The girl had apparently graduated high school early, and was going to be attending the same school as her older brother she only lovingly referred to as ‘skyguy’, who was a senior in the mechanical engineering program.

Ahsoka’s letters often rambled on and on, about her summer, and her excitement for the year, or to meet Barriss, or to tell her about ‘skyguy’ and his wife, or her apparently many brothers, she promised Barriss if she’s seen even one of them anywhere in the galaxy, she would know, apparently, for as many as she’d remembered to list off in the letters, they all looked quite similar. Those letters were the longest, and while exhausting to read, she hadn’t wanted to seem impolite.

Her own letters to Ahsoka were typically short, commenting on something she’d picked from pages of rambling to show she’d been paying attention, and filling in her own information whenever asked. Every time her mother retrieved the mail and dropped one of those orange envelopes at her desk, she would smile in a way that confused Barriss, would make her cheeks heat until she would sink further into her chair, pulling an end of her hijab just free enough that she could hide her burning face from her mothers’ knowing gaze.

This was a posture Barriss took for the majority of the trip away from Coruscant, and along the fifteen hour drive to the Geonosian capital, where her new university, new life, and new roommate would be waiting for her. The traffic to get into the school was jam packed, and Barriss considered herself lucky that the school had allowed her to get her assignments, keys, and badges delivered to her home prior to the semester’s start, one of her final tastes of the perks of having a parent much more extroverted than herself.

Luminara’s hand came to rest on her knee, and with a slow, measured breath, both of Barrie’s moved to cover her mother’s hand with her own. Anxiety thrummed in her veins, as they watched the line of cars into the dorms inch forward, and students taking ages to bid their farewells. “I’ve arranged some work, for the first couple of days,” Luminara started slowly, once Barrie’s fidgeting was directly to playing with her fingers, smoothing over the neat black polish on each fingernail, or the brass metal bracelets that adorned her mothers wrists.

The young woman was unable to hide her relief at this knowledge. If it became too much, she wouldn’t be inconveniencing her too much to ask to come home. This was her first trip more than two hours from home, after all, and she was more than a little scared, something her mother had always been keen at keeping an eye out for, and coming up with a solution that wouldn’t further damage her nerves. “Thank you,” She breathed, barely audible from the thumping of a nearby bass. Four young men pulled up in the car beside them, the driver… with a tattoo on his face? Was identical to every other passenger in the car, in a way that made her look twice, but no. The others did not share the goatee and forehead tattoo as the driver banged his head to a song she would never be able to make out.

She hadn’t realized she’d been squeezing her mother’s hand until Luminara had to reach across her seat, to brush her fingertips over the back of Barriss’s knuckles, to remind her that if she started squeezing any harder it would begin to hurt. Her cheeks burned as she released her hold on Luminary’s hand, but the woman did not move her hand away, simply rested her now free hand back on the steering wheel and inched just a bit closer in line. “You’re going to do perfect here, and you won’t be alone, you’ll have Ahsoka, and I’m sure Professor Vos wouldn’t mind checking in every now and then,” She promised, and Barriss felt some of the tension in her shoulders relax.

“I will do my best to utilize the resources offered,” Barriss promised, missing the frown that tugged on Luminara’s lips as her head turned back to the driveway. Enough cars were starting to clear now, that she was able to make a substantial jump in line.

“The temporary office is only ten minutes away, but I’ll only be here for a week, Master Tholme has requested that I return to the home office to work on one of our newer developed strands and vaccines,” She spoke about her work freely and often with Barriss, part of why she’d fallen in love with the pre-med track in the first place. Her mother’s passion for her career helped Barriss fall in love with the world in a way she didn’t think possible, and while she had many obstacles to overcome, she had to stay positive that she would succeed thanks to her hard work and the resources available.

She was half excited and half full of dread as Luminara pulled up to the drop off at last. The dorm building was tall, the Tribunal building would be her home for the next few years, “I’m scared,” She found herself whispering against the window. Her hands were squeezing Luminara’s once more, but this time, she squeezed back in a heartbeat pattern.

“Fear can be a good thing, Barriss,” Her mother started, voice soft, even with all the noise of unruly undergrads outside. “Do it because you’re scared, and when you graduate, you’ll feel better about taking that step, the next ones won’t be as scary,” She pulled the younger woman's hand until she could give a gentle tug, leaning across the center console until Barriss’s head fell into her shoulder. “And, even if this doesn’t work out, I’m still proud of you for everything you’ve done to get here,”

Barriss inhaled slowly, eyes sliding shut as she cherished her last moment of peace. “I’ll take these ones with you,” Luminara promised, before unbuckling and sliding out of her seat. In just a few long strides, Barriss’s door was opened, and her mother’s hand reached to help her out. Another slow, controlled breath, before Barriss grabbed her hand and rose out of the car.

The sounds hit her like a wall of bricks, but the young woman swallowed, squeezing her mothers hand once more before she moved to gather her two bags from the back seat. It wasn’t much, but she’d practiced packing light. The heaviest things were most likely the books she’d brought, though if it had been up to her, the entire Unduli home's library would be packed into that car, so the dozen or so thick tomes she stashed was a lesson in self-control.

Luminara took one of the bags before Barriss could sling it over her shoulder, and then nodded her way towards the building. “I’ll follow you,” She promised, offering a reassuring smile. The lobby was crowded full of students collecting keys, complaining to the resident assistants, and students saying lengthy and teary eyed goodbyes. She’d studied every map, and had planned for every single scenario that could alter her course to her new home. It was a big step, but Barriss led the way through the winding mazes odd bodies, up until she came to room 332.

There was music playing through a speaker inside the room, Barriss paused at the sight of two figures that occupied the side closest to the heavy wooden door. And older man, long hair, sharp jawline, blue eyes enunciated with a scar that cut across his right eye. His arms were crossed against his chest as he seemed to be caught in an argument with his companion. The woman was young, younger than Barriss even, with dark skin offset by clean stripes of near white skin, Barriss wanted to guess tattoos, though it seemed highly improbable, most likely an intricate case of vitiligo that cast diamonds and sweeping lines across her face. White and Blue dyed dreads sat piled on top of her head, and her eyebrows furrowed as he spoke.

“If you didn’t interrupt me, every time I tried-“

“I wasn’t interrupting, I was trying to help you,” Which, Barriss believed, threw off whatever intention he was attempting to convey, considering he’d interrupted the younger woman.

The woman’s hands went up in the air as she shook her head. “Which I’d appreciate, if you didn’t interrupt me to do it! I just think maybe you don’t trust that I can handle this on my own,”

“It’s not about trust, it’s about making sure everything’s right,” He pushed himself off the desk then, and a gentle hand on Barriss shoulder had her stepping into the fray, her brows furrowing as she listened to them go back and forth.

“Oh! So you don’t trust me to do it right!” The woman accused, her finger poking into his bicep, which he batted out of the way with an exasperated sigh. “I knew it!’

His posture relaxed, seemingly defeated. “Snips, I never said-“

Her arms crossed defensively over her own chest, now, mirroring his habit of interruption. “No, no. It’s okay, I understand. I’m the freshman, you’re the aide,”The woman turned away from him, going back to angrily folding a sweatshirt that must have been tossed on the made ben when they started their spat.

Their conversation dropped to whispers neither woman could make out, but as Barriss stepped forward, to make their presence known,’snips’ started back up. “If you don’t trust me, why don’t you just send me back,” She snarked, the shirt tossed once again down onto the bed as she spun to face him once more.

“Don’t tempt me, Snips,” He warned, when his hand pulled into a fist, Barriss took note of the rigidness of his hand, it wasn’t hard to see the mechanics of a prosthetic through the black glove he’d placed over it.

“If you’re both finished…?” Luminara started, growing weary of standing in the entryway. Boredom outwore politeness and she stepped past her daughter, into the room, to set the small duffel bag onto the foot of the unclaimed bed. “Well, Barriss, aren’t you going to introduce yourself?” She guided, once she’d finally entered and shut the door behind her.

She caught the man bumping the younger woman’s shoulder, until she’d turned to acknowledge the newcomers. Barriss stepped forward then, cheeks darkening as she dipped her head and curtseyed. “Kinesiology major, Barriss Offer, at your service,” She greeted, her lips quirking immediately at the way the woman she assumed to be her roommate beamed at her.

Ahsoka and the man shared a look, and she shook her head at him. The younger woman’s hand reached towards Barriss. “Glad to meet you, I’m Ahsoka, and this,” She jerked her thumb over her shoulder, to the man at the desk, who’d rolled his eyes. “Is my brother, Anakin,”

When Barriss took Ahsoka’s hand, both woman offered near hesitant smiles simultaneously, and Barriss caught the way her mother’s lips quirked as she stepped closer to Anakin, and the way the two bowed their heads together and seemed to be passing on a quiet conversation. “Your majoring in mechanical engineering, correct?”

Ahsoka nodded, her hand squeezing Barriss before dropping her hand to turn and grab a notebook. “Yeah of course! I know you mentioned your pre med track, and I have a brother who did medical engineering too, he wouldn’t shut up about it when I asked,” Ahsoka grabbed a messy notebook from a spilled open duffel bag, messy notes scrawled across designs all across the sheets of paper, almost impossible to decipher as she peered over them.

“She’s been up Kix’s rear getting him to teach her everything he knew pre-med, since she learned her track,” Barriss heard Anakin mention to her mother. She paused, hand reaching to grab the corner of the notebook. Ahsoka had obviously put a great deal of time into learning about the stranger’s interests, so the least Barriss could do was pay attention.

“these are…” The woman blinked, her lips pulling into a smile. “Most of these designs aren’t used until more than halfway through the course, and you’ve already figured out their uses,” She was truly stunned, there were instruction diagrams and equipment notes for pieces she’d only ever hoped to use in the practice one day.

“I watched a lot of Grey’s anatomy,” The woman informed with a big grin and a nod of her head. The notebook was shut and sat back on the already cluttered desk. “It’s actually really interesting, the subject, not the show,” And then a half nervous laugh, Barriss turned her face, her hand raising to her lips to cover the smile that pulled at her own.

It was Luminara who finally stepped in, her hand on Barriss’s shoulder. “Perhaps you two would like to join us for a quick lunch, then? I’m sure Barriss would love to hear all about what you’ve learned,” Barriss’s cheeks darkened, but she did not her head and focus her gaze on Ahsoka, who was looking at her older brother for permission.

“Hey, snips, you’re the adult here,” He defended, his hands raised in surrender and a smirk pulling at his lips. The young woman stuck her tongue out at him cruelly, before nodding her head up at both Barriss and Luminara.

“I think that’d be great!” Ahsoka’s enthusiasm was starting to rub off on Barriss, who’d set her bags down with the intent of unpacking later. They’d been in the car for quite some time now, and she’d be lying to say she wasn’t starved.

Together, the four of them exited the dorm, Barriss and Luminara piling into their car once more, overheated with the summer, while Anakin and Ashoka dispersed into the student parking lot.

With the air conditioning cranked, and their car rolling down the road, the sight of a black helmet and a white and blue helmet further up along the busy roadways was enough for Luminara to speak. “How do you feel about your arrangements?” She prompted, eyes flickering from the road for only a moment.

“I… I do truly believe it will be an enlightening experience,” The young woman frowned in thought. “Ahsoka took an interest in what I told her, and learned more about it, it is quite an admirable feat,” A pregnant pause, as their car pulled to a stoplight. “Do you know her brother, Anakin?” Because really, the way she’d caught the two conversing was not entirely unusual for her mother, but she’d never taken politeness to a friendly level before.

“Do you remember Professor Kenobi? From the Criminal Justice department?”

“You two attended university together, correct?”

“We had, on Coruscant. Anakin and Ahsoka were his charges since they were young. When you mentioned that the university had put you with Ahsoka, I assumed it as a good thing, I’m glad to see that so far, it seems I was correct,”

Barriss cheeks heated, so she reached to turn the air conditioners vent to point at her face. “She is quite thoughtful, and this does ease some of my fears about being put with someone I would not grow to like… I hope the rest of the year turns out to be as fruitful.”

Poggle’s diner was surprisingly slow as they pulled into the parking lot, their sedan pulling into the empty spot between two sport bikes, one black and blue, with the other in a variety of orange, white, and blue. Barriss took immediate notice that the white designs on the helmet and gas tank vaguely resembled her new roommates vitiligo.

“The mosque is nearby as well, I wish to visit with you this afternoon, and help you get acquainted,” Luminara mentioned as the two women exited the vehicle, the car beeping to acknowledge its locked status.

“That would be lovely, I had a difficult time printing the directions at the library before we left,” Because, if there was one person who still used Mapquest, it was Barriss Offee, with an excuse of simplicity, and being able to draw her route along the map to help her stay oriented.

The inside of the dinner was a little dirty, just as spare as the outside, making it easy to see the two young adults, who kept sliding the paper to their straws back on and shooting them at each other. When Ahsoka’s paper projectile hit the floor, Anakin had shot up and declared her the loser, a sheepish smile on his face as the two women approached. “You made it! Hope traffic wasn’t too bad, I refuse to drive a car anywhere in the city this time of year,” He explained as he crumpled up the paper into a ball, dropping it next to Ashoka’s, before reaching into her hair to retrieve his own white paper that had been lost to white dye.

“He is a menace,” Ahsoka deadpanned, taking a sip from the water in front of her. The woman’s legs were tucked up onto the booth with her, childish, but… Barriss couldn’t help but find it endearing, as she slid herself to the inside of the booth across from her new friend. “Anakin said you were an early grad too, right?”

“Oh, yes, actually. I took my classes during holiday, and received credit from the local community college to aid in my enrollment here,” Barriss explained, her hands folding together on the table in front of her. “You graduated early as well?”

“Yeah! Well, kind of! Turns out, with my last placement, I was taking more classes than I needed to, and getting the credits I needed, so when Obi-Wan took me in, everything fell into place, but I did kind of gap it so I could work in Skyguy’s shop. The customer service is trash, but he can get anything working again,” She pointed out, grinning widely at the nudge of her brothers’ elbow into her ribs.

“That is interesting, and I have to say I am quite intrigued on your perspectives, more so education wise, I have not met anyone outside of my desired study who has taken the time to learn about it,”

Ahsoka’s cheeks darkened, and her shoulders shrugged. The waiter came and went, the two girls left alone in their little world. They continued to pass knowledge and stories back to each other, with Luminara or Anakin only chiming in so often to point out an embarrassing discrepancy in the story. Their meals came and went, and by the time they were all getting ready to depart once more, it would have been impossible to believe that the pair had only met that day.

“It was lovely to meet both of you, Anakin, Ahsoka. I will be in town for the next few days for some work, if either of you needs anything, and please, do pass on my well wishes to Professor Kenobi.” Luminara dismissed, her hand on Barriss shoulder as she nodded to the two young adults. “I am going to cool down the car,” And then her mother was walking away, but Ahsoka was stepping up, her hand extended.

“Guess I’ll see you tonight then, roomie?” She questioned with a smile pulling at the corners of her lips. Barriss took her hand, much more confident than she had been upon their first meeting.

“Of course, I look forward to it. It was nice to meet you as well, Anakin,” The man in question raised two fingers to the corner of a split eyebrow in a friendly mock of a salute, before Barriss took her leave back to the cooling vehicle.

“They certainly are different, but.. not in a bad way,” She confided to Luminara as she sat in the passenger seat and secured her safety belt. “I think I will like it here, to an extent,” She didn’t want to promise that she would love the place, but she was now more willing to give it a chance than she’d been before.

“It makes me glad to hear this, Barriss. I’m proud of the steps you’ve taken today,” Her mothers hand did not leave her own the entire short trip to the Mosque, filling with folks all across the city

Even prayer felt more comfortable than it had in the Core. There were less people, she felt like she could breathe, and as the session came to a close, many stayed to converse, to check in. It was certainly more a community than the closed off life she’d come to know.

Barriss would not get to meet the imam, but she did get her name settled so they would know to expect her, if not every day, than at least four times a week. Prayer at home never came as easy to her, especially not as enlightening as it had been that day, and she quite looked forward to seeing if she would fit in to their community.

The return to the dorm was quieter than their first trip, and Barriss had to take a moment to prepare herself for her first true night away from her mother. “I will miss you,” She spoke into Luminary’s sweater as her face buried in her shoulder.

“I’ll only be a phone call away, little one,” The woman promised, her thumb brushing across Barriss’s cheek with her own sorrow painted on her features. “And I will be nearby as well, as you settle. You need only call,”

In the end Luminara did not walk up with Barriss, had guided her to make the hardest steps herself, and she had. The dorm room was dark, and mostly quiet when she entered. Ahsoka was sprawled haphazardly on her bed, with her phone settled by her head and quietly playing music too low for the older woman to make out.

Her belongings were unpacked quietly and carefully. Computer and books organized on the desk, clothes settled into the provided dresser. Her dead phone removed from her bag and plugged in, settled on the corner of the desk as well. When everything was just as she wanted it, and she could complete Maghrib, it was clear two very separate people occupied the space, with her neat organization, and color coded notebooks, and Ahsoka’s mess of books and notebooks opened and sprawled out with diagrams already across the desk.

It was mildly endearing, though Barriss had to wonder if it would ever come to grind on her. She had to hope it would not, as she quite enjoyed her current arrangement. She had many thoughts about the woman occupying the other space, as she retreated once more to the space provided for her fifth and final vesper of the night. She wasn’t necessarily distracted, but she did find herself pondering questions she’d never had before.

Sleep came that night with a new fear, one she had never entertained before, because no one else had ever held such meaning to her life, especially not in such a short time. The fear that perhaps Ahsoka did not like her at all? As sleep found her, Barriss promised, either to the sleeping Ahsoka, or to the ceiling, she was not certain, that she would wish to learn about the types of different engineering as well.

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STEM in Uzbekistan- Why It's a Global Hotspot for Innovation & Your Future Career

In the heart of Central Asia, a quiet revolution is underway and it’s putting Uzbekistan on the map as a global hotspot for STEM education. For Indian students seeking quality, affordability, and international exposure in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), Uzbekistan is emerging as an exceptional destination that blends tradition with modern innovation.

The Rise of STEM in Uzbekistan

Over the past decade, Uzbekistan has significantly reformed its higher education system. With strong government support and global collaborations, the country is investing heavily in research, technology parks, AI innovation centers, and smart infrastructure. Several Uzbek universities are now offering international-standard STEM courses in English, often in partnership with leading institutions from Europe, South Korea, and the U.S.

World-Class Universities Offering STEM Courses

Institutions like:

Tashkent University of Information Technologies (TUIT)

Inha University in Tashkent

Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT)

Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent

… are not just offering degrees they’re nurturing tech innovators and global engineers. With access to cutting-edge labs, research internships, and international faculty, students are prepared to step directly into global tech careers.

Innovation Meets Affordability

One of Uzbekistan’s biggest advantages is the cost-effectiveness of education. Compared to Western countries, tuition fees and living expenses are much more affordable without compromising on quality. Students from India are finding modern campus life, practical learning, and world-class faculty all within a budget that makes sense for middle-class families.

STEM Fields in High Demand

Uzbekistan's growth is being driven by STEM sectors such as:

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Cybersecurity & Data Science

Civil & Mechanical Engineering

Green Energy & Environmental Technology

Software Engineering & Robotics

These sectors are not only in high demand locally but are aligned with global industry trends, ensuring your degree is internationally valuable.

A Launchpad for Your Global Career

With Uzbekistan’s universities forming international collaborations, students gain exposure through:

Student exchange programs

Joint research projects

Internships with multinational companies

Opportunities to continue Master’s or Ph.D. programs in Europe or the U.S.

Many Indian students graduating from Uzbek universities have successfully pursued careers in Europe, UAE, Canada, and India, especially in IT, engineering, and biotech sectors.

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Why Germany is becoming a preferred study destination in 2025 for Indian students

Germany has recently become the favourite destination of Indian students for studying. The interest continues to increase prominently as we welcome the year 2025, and there are good reasons for that. Germany, with its strong education system, tuition fee or no tuition fee, excellent and unmatched post-study work opportunities, multicultural and vibrant environment, provides the whole world to a young Indian student that he/ she is always searching for in an international education system.

This blog explores why Germany is emerging as one of the top study abroad destinations for Indian students in 2025.

1. World-Class Education at Affordable Costs

High quality, tuition-free or low-cost education system is in Germany one of the biggest attractions to Indian students. Most public universities demonstrate minimal to no tuition fees across the full range of undergraduate as well as a large majority of postgraduate students, including international students. The obligatory involvement of students is minimal in semester payments (€ 200- € 500), which can also include coverage of public transportation and other facilities.

This is quite cheap compared to other countries such as UK or USA where tuition fees may require middle-income families in India may not be able to afford.

2. Globally Recognised Universities

Germany is home to some of the world’s best universities, known for academic excellence, cutting-edge research, and strong industry connections. Institutions like:

Technical University of Munich (TUM)

RWTH Aachen University

Heidelberg University

Freie Universität Berlin

University of Stuttgart

...consistently rank high in international rankings. Many German universities offer English-taught programs, particularly at the postgraduate level, making it easier for Indian students who may not speak German fluently to study in the country.

3. Strong Focus on Engineering, Technology, and Sciences

Germany is the powerhouse of engineering and technology in Europe. With its reputation for automotive engineering, mechanical design, and clean energy innovations, Germany attracts thousands of Indian students pursuing fields like:

Mechani

al Engineering

Computer Science

Automotive Engineering

Data Science and AI

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Renewable Energy Technology

Courses are often designed in collaboration with leading companies such as Siemens, BMW, Bosch, SAP, and Volkswagen — offering students real-world learning, internships, and job placements after graduation.

4. Opportunities for Post-Study Work and Immigration

Germany has one of the best post-study job opportunities to Indian students. Upon graduation, the international student is allowed to remain in Germany as long up to 18 months, on a job-seeking visa, to enable him or her to secure employment in his or her area of study. After securing a job, they can obtain an EU Blue Card or a residence permit, which can ultimately lead to permanent residency (PR).

This is a very favourable route of long-term secure residence in Europe, and Germany is one of the attractive countries, particularly for Indian students who want to pursue careers the world over.

5. Affordable Cost of Living

Whereas larger cities such as Munich or Frankfurt are more expensive to live in, a variety of accommodation, transport, and food costs are lower in many student-friendly cities in Germany, e.g. in Leipzig, Dresden, Aachen or Karlsruhe. Indian students spend an average of 800 euros to 1000 euros of their money on accommodation.

The international students are also permitted by Germany to take part-time jobs to twenty hours in a week to earn themselves income and to enable them to become exposed to the world of work.

6. Booming Job Market in Key Industries

Germany is having problems with skilled professionals in different fields. Disciplines like Information Technology, Engineering, Data analytics, Health sciences, and Environmental sciences also actively recruit young, talented graduates.

This need is in line with the interests of Indian students majoring in STEM and aiming at employment in sectors with high employment prospects. The fact of low unemployment and big paychecks, particularly in engineering and IT jobs, compels Indian graduates to remain and develop their careers in Germany.

7. Scholarships and Funding Opportunities

Indian students can benefit from a range of scholarship opportunities provided by the German government and individual universities. Key scholarships include:

DAAD Scholarships (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst)

Erasmus+ Program

Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Scholarship

Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarships

Deutschlandstipendium

These scholarships not only cover tuition fees (if any) but also provide monthly stipends, travel allowances, and health insurance support, making studying in Germany more accessible for meritorious Indian students.

8. Rich Cultural and Travel Experience

Studying in Germany will expose the student to an active European style of life, great cultural background, and a wonderful travel experience. Whether in the castles of Bavaria or in the museums of Berlin, Indian students will also have an opportunity to learn more about the various cultural heritage of Germany and share the popular events such as Oktoberfest or Christmas Markets.

Additionally, under the German student visa, students are free to move across the Schengen Area, which means they can have weekend escapades in countries such as France, Italy, the Netherlands, Austria, or Switzerland, thus exposing them more to the world.

9. Safe, Inclusive, and Multicultural Environment

Germany is reputable in terms of safety, political stability, and the reception of international students. Cities such as Berlin, Frankfurt, and Cologne are the multi-cultural centers, which have a large number of international students, including several Indians.

Indian student associations and cultural clubs, as well as religious establishments like temples and gurdwaras, are also numbered to make new students feel at home. As well, universities offer special international student support services, career guidance, and orientation programs to ease the transition.

10. Language Advantage and Career Flexibility

Most programs are offered in English, but the students are recommended to learn simple German, which can be taught at a high level to increase employment opportunities, everyday communication, and adaptation to the host community. Language schools (especially universities) usually give free or cheap courses to study German.

Indian students stand to have more opportunities when they learn a language, as this expands their career frontier in Germany, and it is not bound to multinational companies, but also in positions at the government and the public sector.

11. Positive Government Relations and Visa Support

The relationship between India and Germany is also good on the egard of diplomatic relations, and this is inherent in several bilateral agreements to boost student exchange. The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the Indo-German Science & Technology Centre (IGSTC) encourage academic cooperation, collaborative research, and research exchange.

Furthermore, the German student visa application process is rather easy as compared to other nations in case all the required documents are in place. The German government has also come up in recent years to simplify the issue of visas and offer quicker appointment slots to Indian students.

12. Growing Number of Indian Students in Germany

The statistics obtained by the DAAD state that in the last few years the number of Indian students studying in Germany has increased by 15-20 percent. The number of Indian students in Germany in 2024 has notably exceeded the mark of 42, 000 thus making the Indian students the second-largest group of international students in the country.

It is even likely that the figure will increase to a greater degree in 2025 as additional Indian students decide to travel to Germany because of low-cost and good education and job opportunities.

Final Thoughts: Why Indian Students Should Choose Germany in 2025

Germany has all the qualities that Indian students look for when planning to study abroad in 2025:

Globally ranked, research-intensive universities

Affordable education and living costs

Job-ready courses in high-demand fields

Vibrant international student community

Excellent post-study work and PR options

It is also a cost-effective and high-quality educational destination in Germany because of the increasing fees in other countries. As an individual looking forward to BTech, MBA, or data science, Germany 2025 is the ideal place to grow, learn, and develop.

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Why Choose GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management for Your Engineering Career

If you’re a student dreaming of a career in engineering or management, then GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management should be on your list of top colleges in India. Located in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, this institute is known for academic excellence, great placement records, and a future-focused learning environment.

In this blog, we’ll explore everything about GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management — including its courses, fee structure, admission process, placement highlights, and why students across India trust this college to build a successful career.

About GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management

GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management, also known as GLBITM, is a premier private engineering college affiliated with Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU), Lucknow. It was established in 2005 and has quickly grown into one of the most sought-after institutes in North India.

The institute is approved by AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) and offers both undergraduate (B.Tech) and postgraduate (MBA, M.Tech) programs. With over 300+ faculty members, world-class infrastructure, and an industry-focused curriculum, GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management prepares students for real-world challenges.

Courses Offered at GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management

The institute offers a wide range of technical and management programs. Here are the major ones:

B.Tech (4 Years – Full Time)

Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Information Technology

Electronics and Communication Engineering

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Civil Engineering

MBA (2 Years – Full Time)

Specializations in Marketing, Finance, HR, and Business Analytics

M.Tech (2 Years – Full Time)

Computer Science

Electronics and Communication

All programs follow the AKTU curriculum with added industry training and skill development modules.

Why Choose GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management?

Here’s why thousands of students apply every year to GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management:

Top-Notch Faculty

The college has experienced professors and industry experts who focus on both theory and practical learning.

Excellent Placement Record

The institute has a dedicated placement cell that brings in top companies like Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Amazon, Capgemini, Accenture, and many more. Students from CSE and IT branches often get multiple job offers.

State-of-the-Art Infrastructure

Modern classrooms, high-end labs, research centers, a digital library, and Wi-Fi-enabled campus help students learn better.

Skill Development Programs

The college regularly organizes seminars, hackathons, coding competitions, personality development workshops, and guest lectures to improve student confidence and knowledge.

Focus on Discipline and Values

Unlike many private colleges, GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management follows a no-ragging, no-tolerance policy and promotes discipline across campus.

Admission Process at GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management

The admission process is simple and student-friendly. Here’s how you can get into B.Tech or MBA at GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management:

For B.Tech:

Eligibility: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics

Entrance Exam: Valid score in JEE Main or Direct Admission based on 12th percentage (Management Quota)

Application Mode: Online/Offline through official website or college campus

For MBA:

Eligibility: Graduation with minimum 50% marks

Entrance Exam: CAT/MAT/CMAT/UPCET or direct admission

Once you’re shortlisted, you will be called for counseling and fee payment to confirm your seat.

Fee Structure at GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management

Here’s an approximate breakdown of the fees:

B.Tech:

Tuition Fee: ₹1,30,000 per year

Hostel Fee: ₹85,000 – ₹1,20,000 per year (AC/Non-AC options)

Other Charges: Exam, library, lab – ₹10,000 to ₹15,000/year

Total for 4 Years: Around ₹6.5 – ₹7.5 Lakhs

MBA:

Tuition Fee: ₹1,30,000 – ₹1,50,000 per year

Total for 2 Years: ₹2.6 – ₹3 Lakhs

Scholarships are available for meritorious and economically weaker students.

Placements at GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management

Placement is one of the strongest points of GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management. Every year, 400+ companies visit the campus. The average salary package ranges from ₹4 – ₹6 LPA for CSE and IT students, and some students even get ₹10+ LPA offers from top MNCs.

Top Recruiters:

Infosys

Wipro

TCS

Capgemini

Accenture

Cognizant

Deloitte

Tech Mahindra

Amazon

HCL

The college also helps students prepare for competitive exams like GATE, CAT, and government jobs.

Hostel and Campus Life

Life at GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management is balanced between academics and personal growth.

Hostel Features:

Separate hostels for boys and girls

24x7 security and CCTV

Nutritious food and hygienic mess

Laundry, gym, indoor games

Campus Life:

Tech events, cultural fests, sports meets

Clubs for coding, robotics, drama, music, and photography

Guest lectures by CEOs and entrepreneurs

College buses and medical support

Students from different states come together, creating a diverse and friendly atmosphere.

What Students Say About GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management

“GL Bajaj is more than just a college, it’s a launchpad for my career. The faculty and placements are the best in NCR.” – Nikhil Sharma, CSE 4th Year

“Thanks to GLBITM, I got placed in Wipro and Infosys. The environment here is very motivating.” – Shruti Verma, IT Branch

Final Thoughts

If you are looking for a college that offers a strong foundation in academics, a disciplined environment, top-class placements, and overall development, then GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management is the right choice.

With its consistent performance, growing reputation, and student-centric approach, it is becoming one of the top private engineering institutes in India. So whether you aim to become a software engineer, data analyst, project manager, or even an entrepreneur — your journey can begin at GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management.

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Popular Courses to Study in Russia - From Medicine to Engineering

Russia, the world’s largest country and a hub of scientific and academic excellence, has become a top destination for international students, especially from India, Asia, and Africa. With more than 700 universities, state-of-the-art research facilities, and globally recognized degrees, Russia offers world-class education across a wide variety of disciplines.

Whether you're interested in Medicine, Engineering, Aviation, or IT, Russia combines affordable tuition, English-medium courses, and global career opportunities all in one place.

Here’s a closer look at the most popular courses to study in Russia that are shaping global professionals.

1. Medicine (MBBS) - Russia’s Crown Jewel

Russia is one of the most sought-after countries for studying MBBS among Indian students. Its medical programs are:

Approved by NMC (MCI), WHO, ECFMG, FAIMER, and more

Taught in English medium at many universities

Supported by modern labs and real-time hospital training

Offered with affordable tuition fees and no donation

Indian students also benefit from a strong Indian student community, Indian mess facilities, and NMC/FMGE coaching at some universities.

Top Medical Universities in Russia:

Lomonosov Moscow State University

Kazan Federal University

Crimea Federal University

First Moscow State Medical University

Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN)

2. Engineering - Technological Excellence at Its Best

Russia has a long-standing reputation for excellence in Engineering, especially in fields like:

Mechanical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Aerospace & Aviation Engineering

Electrical & Electronics

Petroleum & Mining Engineering

Engineering courses in Russia focus on practical learning, lab research, and industry integration, producing some of the finest technical minds in the world.

Top Engineering Institutions:

Bauman Moscow State Technical University

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT)

Tomsk Polytechnic University

Saint Petersburg State Polytechnic University

3. Information Technology - Preparing Future Tech Leaders

As the world becomes increasingly digital, Russia has expanded its offerings in IT, Computer Science, and AI. Students can study:

Software Engineering

Cybersecurity

Artificial Intelligence

Data Science

Network & Cloud Computing

IT programs are future-oriented and come with opportunities to work on real-time tech projects with startups and multinational companies.

4. Business & Economics - Building Global Entrepreneurs

Russia’s growing economy and links with global markets make it a great place to study Business, Management, and Economics. These courses often include:

International trade and finance modules

Case studies and real-time market simulations

Erasmus+ and exchange program opportunities

Top Institutions:

Higher School of Economics (HSE)

Moscow State University – Faculty of Economics

Saint Petersburg State University – Graduate School of Management

5. Aviation & Aerospace - Fly High with Russian Expertise

Russia is a global leader in space and aviation technology. Its universities offer internationally respected programs in:

Aeronautical Engineering

Aerospace Science

Pilot Training & Aviation Management

Space Technology

Students receive hands-on training and access to real simulators, labs, and research centers, making Russia an ideal launchpad for aviation careers.

Top Institutions:

Moscow Aviation Institute

Samara State Aerospace University

Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation

Why Study in Russia?

✅ Globally recognized degrees ✅ Affordable tuition and living costs ✅ No entrance exams for many courses ✅ English-medium programs widely available ✅ Safe, student-friendly environment ✅ Strong international student support and visa success

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At Study Ukraine, we go beyond borders to connect you with top universities in Russia. Whether you're aiming to pursue MBBS, Engineering, IT, or Aviation, our expert team offers:

Personalized university selection

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Pre-departure guidance

We’ve already helped thousands of students achieve their global education dreams and now it’s your turn.

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Study in Canada: The Ideal Gateway for Indian Students Seeking Global Excellence

In recent years, Canada has emerged as a beacon for international students—and among them, Indian students form the largest and fastest-growing community. Known for its inclusive society, high standard of living, and world-renowned academic institutions, Canada has become more than a study destination; it's a land of opportunity.

To study in Canada is to walk a path that merges academic brilliance with real-world potential. It is a chance to gain globally respected qualifications while immersing yourself in a society built on diversity, safety, and innovation. For Indian students, this North American nation presents the perfect blend of affordability, accessibility, and aspirational value.

Why Indian Students Are Choosing Canada

1. World-Class Education at an Affordable Cost

Canadian education stands tall in global rankings, yet remains comparatively affordable. Tuition fees are moderate, and cost of living—though varying by city—is manageable, especially when combined with the ability to work part-time during studies.

2. High-Quality Institutions

Canada houses some of the best universities and colleges in the world. These institutions focus on research, hands-on learning, and global career development.

3. Post-Study Work Opportunities

One of Canada's most attractive features is its Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), which allows students to stay and work for up to three years after graduation. This often becomes a stepping stone to permanent residency.

4. Multicultural and Inclusive Society

Canada embraces immigrants. Its social systems are designed to support diversity, which is why Indian students feel at home with familiar communities, food, festivals, and languages.

5. Safe and Student-Friendly Environment

Consistently ranked as one of the safest countries in the world, Canada’s cities offer excellent healthcare, infrastructure, and student support services.

Top Universities in Canada for Indian Students

Canada boasts over 100 universities, and several of them are internationally ranked. Here are some institutions that particularly attract Indian students:

1. University of Toronto

Ranked among the top 25 globally, U of T is known for research in life sciences, computer science, and engineering. It offers cutting-edge infrastructure and a cosmopolitan campus in downtown Toronto.

2. University of British Columbia (UBC)

UBC offers strong programs in environmental sciences, international relations, and business. The Vancouver campus is a visual treat and a hub for innovation.

3. McGill University

Located in Montreal, McGill combines European-style academic depth with North American dynamism. Great for medical, law, and arts students.

4. University of Waterloo

Famous for its co-op programs and strong ties to the tech industry, Waterloo is ideal for STEM students looking for real-world work experience during study.

5. McMaster University

Highly regarded for its health sciences and engineering programs, McMaster also offers a tight-knit student community and a collaborative academic culture.

6. York University & Simon Fraser University

Popular among business and liberal arts students, these schools offer flexible programs, affordable tuition, and large Indian student populations.

Popular Courses Chosen by Indian Students

Some programs see higher enrollment from Indian students due to better job prospects and relevance to the global market:

Computer Science and IT

Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical)

Business and Management (including MBA)

Health Sciences and Biotechnology

Data Analytics and AI

Media and Communication

Environmental Studies

Canadian universities emphasize experiential learning—so expect internships, labs, co-op programs, and field projects built into your coursework.

How to Apply: Step-by-Step for Indian Students

1. Research and Shortlist Programs Begin with trusted resources like EduCanada, QS Rankings, or directly visit university websites. Consider location, tuition, entry requirements, and program offerings.

2. Meet the Eligibility Criteria Each program has specific requirements:

Minimum academic score (typically 65–75%)

English proficiency: IELTS (6.5–7.0), TOEFL, or PTE scores

GRE/GMAT for some graduate programs

3. Prepare Documents

Academic transcripts and certificates

Statement of Purpose (SOP)

Letters of Recommendation (LOR)

Updated CV

Passport and ID proof

4. Apply to Universities Most universities accept online applications. Ensure that your SOP is tailored and strong—it’s one of the most critical parts of your application.

5. Apply for a Study Permit (Student Visa) Once you receive an offer letter, you can apply for a study permit. You’ll need:

Letter of Acceptance

Proof of funds (minimum CAD 20,000)

Medical exam

Police certificate (if required)

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Many universities in Canada offer scholarships for Indian students, both merit-based and need-based:

Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships

University of Toronto International Scholar Award

UBC International Leader of Tomorrow Award

York University Global Leader of Tomorrow

Ontario Graduate Scholarships

Some colleges also offer entrance-based bursaries that do not require a separate application.

Life in Canada: What to Expect

From sipping hot chocolate during snowy winters in Toronto to biking through summer trails in Vancouver, student life in Canada is full of contrast and excitement.

Living Costs

Living expenses range from CAD 10,000 to 15,000 per year. Students can work up to 20 hours/week during the semester and full-time during breaks.

Indian Communities

With growing Indian diasporas in cities like Brampton, Surrey, and Mississauga, students easily find cultural comfort zones while expanding their global networks.

Healthcare

Most provinces offer health insurance for international students at nominal costs. Be sure to check provincial policies.

Work and Immigration After Graduation

The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) allows students to work in Canada for a duration equivalent to their study program (up to 3 years). Many employers favor Canadian-educated candidates.

This work experience can lead to Permanent Residency (PR) through programs like:

Canadian Experience Class (CEC)

Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs)

Express Entry System

Many Indian students successfully transition from PGWP holders to permanent residents within 2–3 years.

Real Success: A Student's Story

Anjali Mehta, from Pune, pursued a Bachelor’s in Business Administration at the University of British Columbia. With the help of her school’s co-op program, she interned at a financial firm during her third year. That internship turned into a job offer—and a path to PR.

She now works as a financial analyst in Vancouver and volunteers with UBC’s Indian Students Association to mentor new students.

Conclusion: Canada Is More Than a Destination—It’s a Future

To study in Canada is to invest in more than a degree—it’s to step into a world where quality education meets quality of life. For Indian students seeking personal growth, professional development, and a globally respected qualification, Canada is a wise and rewarding choice.

Whether you’re an aspiring engineer, a budding entrepreneur, a future healthcare professional, or someone simply looking to expand horizons, universities in Canada for Indian students offer the environment, resources, and community to help you thrive.

So don’t just dream about studying abroad—plan it. Canada is waiting.

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