Research work is a vital component of Master’s programme as it provides students the opportunity to conduct in-depth study in a particular area of interest. Students have to focus on the chosen topic, perform cognitive activities with the aim of obtaining new knowledge and finding solution
You can’t control whether or not a recruiter chooses you from a sea of applicants, but you can do everything in your power to make yourself the most impressive candidate you can to stand out from the crowd. Employability can be increased through education, work experience,
Finding the balance between study and work is a common problem for working adults. There are plenty of working adults who wants to pursue their studies in order to advance their career but couldn’t make a move due to the time constraints and responsibility they need
Douglas Business School (DBS) is part of the Douglas Business School Ltd. providing quality higher education and professional training programmes to busy working professionals. Headquartered in the United Kingdom, we have greatly expanded throughout Asian countries over the years. As of today, Douglas Business School has
To control the spread of Covid-19, the government has enforced Movement Control Order (MCO). Many organizations are affected and especially those who work in the service industry as working from home isn’t an option for their business nature. Whereas, to cope with the current situation, many
Are you facing difficulties in starting a conversation with someone new? Have you ever had awkward encounters or embarrassing conversations with a new colleague or with a complete stranger at an event or conference? Do you remember how did you deal with it? In the workplace,
Students often ask why master’s degree offered by local universities take two to three years to complete. On the other hand, United States and Australia master’s degree take two years, but British master’s degree can be completed in a year. Will the duration of my studies
According to the world university rankings published by Times Higher Education, more than 50% of the world’s top 200 universities are located in either the US or the UK. When it comes to planning for Higher Education, US and UK will definitely be the two most
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