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 1) From the University of Spotlight - National Research University department of Law The Faculty of Law of the National University of Singapore (NUS Law) is one of the premier places for legal research in Asia. It has an active research culture with seven research centres, an intense and diverse array of research events and seminars, and large numbers of eminent researchers visiting it from around the world.  In 2023, the Law School was ranked 9th and 12th globally by the Times Higher Education and the QS.  It is offering several fully funded places for its PhD programme starting August 2024. Successful applicants will receive  a monthly stipend of between S$2,200 and S$2,800 per month (please click here for the full list of scholarships available), and  a full tuition fee subsidy for a maximum of four years.  PhD students who successfully pass the Doctoral Candidate Qualifying Exam will receive an additional monthly stipend of up to S$500 per month.  We will also provide, in additi

Hello and a warm welcome, dear Chaibuddies! Have you ever pondered the idea that tea, also known as Chai or perhaps 'affectionately' as ChaiTea by some, can be more than just a delightful and refreshing beverage? Beyond its soothing taste and countless flavours, tea has a unique ability to serve as a catalyst for forming connections and fostering meaningful relationships. In this article, we will embark on a journey to explore the remarkable ways in which tea can bring people together and help forge lasting bonds. Flavours of Chai - Designed by Me! Embracing a Shared Passion Tea enthusiasts share a common ardour for this beloved beverage, making it an excellent conversation starter and bonding experience. Whether you have an affinity for a particular type of tea or a deep fascination with the diverse world of tea culture, this shared passion can serve as a bridge to connect with others, breaking the ice and laying the foundation for meaningful relationships. Imagine meeting new

Hello and welcome back, dear Chaibuddies! Today marks the beginning of our journey exploring various universities around the world, complete with reviews, facilities, campus life, and more. Our goal is to provide valuable insights to assist you, dear Chaibuddies, in your pursuit of higher education abroad. To kick things off, let's delve into the renowned National University of Singapore (NUS). Before we start, while you are sipping to your cuppa beverage, would you love to share it's warmth with me? You could do the deed by getting me an Amazon Gift card or buying me an item off my Amazon wishlist . With that being said - let's start with our journey today! Overview: Nestled adjacent to the Kent Ridge subzone of Queenstown, Singapore, the National University of Singapore (NUS) stands as a venerable institution with a storied history dating back to its establishment in 1905. As one of the oldest autonomous institutes in the country, NUS has garnered international acclaim.

Hello and welcome back, my dear Chai-buddies! How's everyone doing? Today, we embark on a vital journey, one that every student planning to study abroad must undertake - the world of insurance, specifically, medical insurance. Unlike back home in India, where we often swat away insurance agents like pesky mosquitoes, when it comes to studying abroad, insurance is not just a choice; it's a necessity. In fact, it's a lifeline - a very important document, that can make all the difference in your overseas education experience. Photo by Kindel Media Now, we understand that navigating the seemingly twisted world of international student insurance can be daunting. That's why we've decided to kick off a blog series dedicated to demystifying the complexities of student health insurance for various popular study destinations. We'll be starting with one of the most sought-after and intriguing options - Russia. Choosing Russia as a Study Destination Amidst Geopolitical Tens

Hello and welcome back, my dear Chai-buddies! Are you someone who is planning to return to university and complete your degree but concerned about being older than your peers? Do you worry about making friends, dealing with social stigma, or excelling in your studies as an older student? Photo by Keira Burton If these questions have been on your mind, this blog is here to provide you with guidance and support. Entering university is a transformative experience for anyone, regardless of age. However, for older students, this journey can present a unique set of challenges along with the rewards. Being an older student in a university cohort can be an enriching experience that involves balancing life's responsibilities, adapting to a changing academic landscape, and finding a sense of belonging within a diverse student community. In this article, we will explore the distinct aspects of being an older student and offer insights on how to navigate this journey successfully. We will prim