The Times of India article highlights five “unexpected” study destinations for Indian students as alternatives to the traditional routes of the United States and the United Kingdom. The selection includes Switzerland’s HIM Business School, the University of Vaasa in Finland, the Estonian Business School, Rabat Business School in Morocco – and Corvinus University of Budapest. The author emphasises Budapest’s liveability and affordability, as well as Corvinus’s international accreditations and performance in global rankings. 

In the article published on 3 December, Rector Bruno van Pottelsberghe underlines that Hungary, located at the “crossroads” of Europe, offers a natural meeting point for talents from different regions. He also notes that learning and collaborating together will be essential for the next generation in shaping a “better world”. 

The Times of India is one of India’s most popular news outlets, reaching more than 62 million readers each month, and is the country’s largest English-language publication. 

Read the full article here: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/bluesky-thinking/five-unexpected-study-destinations-for-indian-students/