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John Noble Wilford, a Pulitzer Prize-winning science journalist for The New York Times who covered the Neil Armstrong-headlined first moon landing in 1969, passed away at his home in Charlottesville, Virginia. He was 92. His niece, Susan Tremblay, told the NYT that the cause of Wilford's death was prostate cancer. John Wilford gave the NYT readers an awe-inspiring and comprehensive account of Apollo 11’s touchdown and exploratory mission on the moon’s arid Sea of Tranquillity under the front-page banner headline “MEN WALK ON MOON,” on 21 July 1969. “It was man’s first landing on another world,” he wrote, “the realisation of centuries of dreams, the fulfillment of a decade of striving, a triumph of modern technology and personal courage, the most dramatic demonstration of what man can do if he applies his mind and resources with single-minded determination.” He added: “The moon, long the symbol of the impossible and the inaccessible, was now within man’s reach, the first port of call in this new age of spacefaring.” John Wilford, a Kentucky-born journalist, worked at The Wall Street Journal and Time magazine before joining The Times in late 1965. He, according to the NYT, combined a passion for scholarship with a detective’s eye for detail and the literary skills of a master storyteller. Wilford's journalism career spanned six decades, coinciding with milestone discoveries in the mysteries of dinosaurs and early human life, as well as in space exploration. In 1965, Wilford was assigned his first major assignment for which he won a Times in-house publisher’s award — coverage of a maneuver by four astronauts on two spacecraft, Gemini 6 and Gemini 7. He called it “man’s first rendezvous in the vastness of outer space.” John Wilford's assignments led to several books, starting with “We Reach the Moon,” about America’s space program. It featured details about former US President John F Kennedy ’s commitment in 1961 to the success of Apollo 11. The book was published 76 ho

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Response: John Noble Wilford, a Pulitzer Prize-winning science journalist for The New York Times who covered the Neil Armstrong-headlined first moon landing in 1969, passed away at his home in Charlottesville, Virginia. He was 92. His niece, Susan Tremblay, told the NYT that the cause of Wilford's death was prostate cancer. John Wilford gave the NYT readers an awe-inspiring and comprehensive account of Apollo 11’s touchdown and exploratory mission on the moon’s arid Sea of Tranquillity under the front-page banner headline “MEN WALK ON MOON,” on 21 July 1969. “It was man’s first landing on another world,” he wrote, “the realisation of centuries of dreams, the fulfillment of a decade of striving, a triumph of modern technology and personal courage, the most dramatic demonstration of what man can do if he applies his mind and resources with single-minded determination.” He added: “The moon, long the symbol of the impossible and the inaccessible, was now within man’s reach, the first port of call in this new age of spacefaring.” John Wilford, a Kentucky-born journalist, worked at The Wall Street Journal and Time magazine before joining The Times in late 1965. He, according to the NYT, combined a passion for scholarship with a detective’s eye for detail and the literary skills of a master storyteller. Wilford's journalism career spanned six decades, coinciding with milestone discoveries in the mysteries of dinosaurs and early human life, as well as in space exploration. In 1965, Wilford was assigned his first major assignment for which he won a Times in-house publisher’s award — coverage of a maneuver by four astronauts on two spacecraft, Gemini 6 and Gemini 7. He called it “man’s first rendezvous in the vastness of outer space.” John Wilford's assignments led to several books, starting with “We Reach the Moon,” about America’s space program. It featured details about former US President John F Kennedy ’s commitment in 1961 to the success of Apollo 11. The book was published 76 ho


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The central government has collected 511.83 crore as tax deducted at source (TDS) during 2024-25 (Apr-Mar) on cryptocurrency and other virtual digital asset transactions, Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Chaudhary said in a reply in the Rajya Sabha on Monday to questions asked by Pulla Mahesh Kumar and Magunta Sreenivasulu Reddy. In his reply, Chaudhary submitted a chart of tax deducted for crypto transactions across all states and union territories in the last three financial years. In 2022-23, the TDS collected was ₹ 221.27 crore, in 2023-24 it was ₹ 363 crore, and in 2024-25 it was ₹ 512 crore. The Indian government collects a flat 30% tax on all profits from transactions of cryptocurrencies, which are classified as Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs). Moreover, a Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) of 1% is also changed on every digital asset transaction. Maharashtra alone contributed ₹ 293 crore of the ₹ 512 crore total tax collected in 2024-25, while Karnataka contributed ₹ 133 crore. The questions had also asked for details of those crypto exchanges which have been non-compliant when it comes to tax payments and have also not been applying the TDS deductions to their transactions in the last three years. The minister, however, did not provide a list of these exchanges, but said that some of these Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) have not been with the government's TDS provisions. In their 3rd and 4th questions, the MPs wanted to know "Whether the Government has conducted a study/survey regarding the non-payment of TDS deductions on crypto-currency transactions during the last five years" and, if it has, they sought "details regarding the list of exchanges identified and action undertaken against such exchanges during the last three years, year-wise." The minister did not provide the names of the exchanges, but did say that survey actions under the Income Tax Act was carried out against 3 crypto exchanges and it was found that they had not complied with TDS requ

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Response: The central government has collected 511.83 crore as tax deducted at source (TDS) during 2024-25 (Apr-Mar) on cryptocurrency and other virtual digital asset transactions, Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Chaudhary said in a reply in the Rajya Sabha on Monday to questions asked by Pulla Mahesh Kumar and Magunta Sreenivasulu Reddy. In his reply, Chaudhary submitted a chart of tax deducted for crypto transactions across all states and union territories in the last three financial years. In 2022-23, the TDS collected was ₹ 221.27 crore, in 2023-24 it was ₹ 363 crore, and in 2024-25 it was ₹ 512 crore. The Indian government collects a flat 30% tax on all profits from transactions of cryptocurrencies, which are classified as Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs). Moreover, a Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) of 1% is also changed on every digital asset transaction. Maharashtra alone contributed ₹ 293 crore of the ₹ 512 crore total tax collected in 2024-25, while Karnataka contributed ₹ 133 crore. The questions had also asked for details of those crypto exchanges which have been non-compliant when it comes to tax payments and have also not been applying the TDS deductions to their transactions in the last three years. The minister, however, did not provide a list of these exchanges, but said that some of these Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) have not been with the government's TDS provisions. In their 3rd and 4th questions, the MPs wanted to know "Whether the Government has conducted a study/survey regarding the non-payment of TDS deductions on crypto-currency transactions during the last five years" and, if it has, they sought "details regarding the list of exchanges identified and action undertaken against such exchanges during the last three years, year-wise." The minister did not provide the names of the exchanges, but did say that survey actions under the Income Tax Act was carried out against 3 crypto exchanges and it was found that they had not complied with TDS requ


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President Donald Trump’s move to permit Nvidia’s H200 artificial-intelligence chips to be sold to “approved customers” in China marks one of the most consequential adjustments to US semiconductor export policy since restrictions were tightened in 2022. The decision, disclosed by President Trump on his Truth Social platform amounts to a strategic shift in Washington DC’s management of the technological rivalry between the world’s two largest economies. Under the arrangement, Nvidia may ship H200 processors to China on the condition that the US government receives a 25% surcharge. According to a Commerce Department official cited by Bloomberg , this payment will be collected as the chips move from Taiwanese manufacturing facilities to the United States , where they will undergo security inspection by the Bureau of Industry and Security before re-export. Trump argued publicly that the plan would “protect National Security, create American Jobs, and keep America’s lead in AI,” while also insisting that more advanced systems—Nvidia’s Blackwell and Rubin families—are excluded from the deal. This framework represents a notable departure from the blanket restrictions introduced in 2022 to deny Beijing access to the most sophisticated American AI hardware. It also builds on an earlier, unrealised proposal under which Nvidia and AMD would remit 15% of revenue from China chip sales to the US Treasury. According to Bloomberg , officials had been weighing the H200 decision for weeks. The final compromise reflects both political calculus and strategic pragmatism. Nvidia had lobbied for access to China to recover what Chief Executive Jensen Huang described as a US$50 billion market opportunity, while lawmakers struggled to balance commercial interests with national-security imperatives. Previous export-control thresholds had prevented Nvidia from selling its cutting-edge chips to China , prompting the company to develop downgraded versions such as the H20. Yet Chinese authorities

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Response: President Donald Trump’s move to permit Nvidia’s H200 artificial-intelligence chips to be sold to “approved customers” in China marks one of the most consequential adjustments to US semiconductor export policy since restrictions were tightened in 2022. The decision, disclosed by President Trump on his Truth Social platform amounts to a strategic shift in Washington DC’s management of the technological rivalry between the world’s two largest economies. Under the arrangement, Nvidia may ship H200 processors to China on the condition that the US government receives a 25% surcharge. According to a Commerce Department official cited by Bloomberg , this payment will be collected as the chips move from Taiwanese manufacturing facilities to the United States , where they will undergo security inspection by the Bureau of Industry and Security before re-export. Trump argued publicly that the plan would “protect National Security, create American Jobs, and keep America’s lead in AI,” while also insisting that more advanced systems—Nvidia’s Blackwell and Rubin families—are excluded from the deal. This framework represents a notable departure from the blanket restrictions introduced in 2022 to deny Beijing access to the most sophisticated American AI hardware. It also builds on an earlier, unrealised proposal under which Nvidia and AMD would remit 15% of revenue from China chip sales to the US Treasury. According to Bloomberg , officials had been weighing the H200 decision for weeks. The final compromise reflects both political calculus and strategic pragmatism. Nvidia had lobbied for access to China to recover what Chief Executive Jensen Huang described as a US$50 billion market opportunity, while lawmakers struggled to balance commercial interests with national-security imperatives. Previous export-control thresholds had prevented Nvidia from selling its cutting-edge chips to China , prompting the company to develop downgraded versions such as the H20. Yet Chinese authorities


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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently introduced an update to the Employment Authorization Document (EAD), often referred to as the work permit. This modification applies to specific groups of immigrants residing in the United States, including some individuals in the process of seeking permanent residency. However, the change is expected to affect those moving through the green card application process. Since December 5, USCIS has restricted the length of both new and renewal of EADs to a maximum of 18 months. Anyone who received an EAD before that date will keep the full validity originally granted, but when they apply for a renewal in the future, the updated 18-month limit will apply, according to a report by Newsweek.  According to Business Insider, these changes may lead to more frequent EAD renewals, which means additional filing fees, extra paperwork, and a heightened risk of employment interruptions if USCIS processing times stay slow. This could directly affect the job stability of green card applicants. To prepare, green card applicants—particularly those relying on an EAD while their adjustment of status is pending—should: 1. Submit their EAD renewal applications as early as possible; USCIS permits filing up to 180 days before expiration. 2. Organise all required documents in advance, such as their passport, I-485 receipt notice, and current EAD, and ensure their USCIS records are accurate. 3. Plan financially for potentially more frequent renewal fees. As of the time of publication, renewals can cost up to $605, though discounted rates are available for adjustment-of-status applicants. 4. Inform their employers about these changes to support compliance needs and timely I-9 re-verification. Iran said Sunday that over 50 of its nationals were to return from the United States, with President Donald Trump pursuing a crackdown on immigration, AFP reported. “In the coming days, around 50 to 55 Iranian nationals will return,” the spokes

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Response: The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently introduced an update to the Employment Authorization Document (EAD), often referred to as the work permit. This modification applies to specific groups of immigrants residing in the United States, including some individuals in the process of seeking permanent residency. However, the change is expected to affect those moving through the green card application process. Since December 5, USCIS has restricted the length of both new and renewal of EADs to a maximum of 18 months. Anyone who received an EAD before that date will keep the full validity originally granted, but when they apply for a renewal in the future, the updated 18-month limit will apply, according to a report by Newsweek.  According to Business Insider, these changes may lead to more frequent EAD renewals, which means additional filing fees, extra paperwork, and a heightened risk of employment interruptions if USCIS processing times stay slow. This could directly affect the job stability of green card applicants. To prepare, green card applicants—particularly those relying on an EAD while their adjustment of status is pending—should: 1. Submit their EAD renewal applications as early as possible; USCIS permits filing up to 180 days before expiration. 2. Organise all required documents in advance, such as their passport, I-485 receipt notice, and current EAD, and ensure their USCIS records are accurate. 3. Plan financially for potentially more frequent renewal fees. As of the time of publication, renewals can cost up to $605, though discounted rates are available for adjustment-of-status applicants. 4. Inform their employers about these changes to support compliance needs and timely I-9 re-verification. Iran said Sunday that over 50 of its nationals were to return from the United States, with President Donald Trump pursuing a crackdown on immigration, AFP reported. “In the coming days, around 50 to 55 Iranian nationals will return,” the spokes


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Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair will not get a key role on Donald Trump’s Gaza ‘peace council’ after several Arab and Muslim nations reportedly objected to his inclusion, according to reports. Blair has been quietly dropped from consideration for the proposed advisory group or ‘ board of peace ’, which Trump has said he would chair himself, according to The Financial Times (FT). Blair was the only name publicly mentioned for a possible role on the council when President Trump announced his 20-point plan to end the Israel–Hamas war in September. President Trump had praised Blair as a ‘very good man.’ A month later, however, Trump said, “I’ve always liked Tony, but I want to find out that he’s an acceptable choice to everybody.” However, Blair's name for the role sparked reactions from Arab and Muslim countries. While Blair’s supporters said he had helped end years of conflict in Northern Ireland , his critics argued that he did very little in his role as the representative of the “Quartet” — the UN, EU, US and Russia — which was meant to push for peace in the Middle East, according to a report in The Guardian Many people across the Arab world view Blair with suspicion and anger because of his support for the US-led Iraq invasion in 2003. Reports about Blair's withdrawal come despite claims that he had an unpublicized meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in late November to discuss plans, according to a report in The Times of Israel . The Financial Times report suggests, quoting sources, that Blair could still play a less central role in the proposed plan. Blair’s office has not yet commented on the reports. In another report, Jared Kushner , Donald Trump's son-in-law and former White House adviser, and Steve Witkoff, US Middle East envoy, will help oversee the post-war Gaza. Both men helped negotiate the recent ceasefire and will now assume key roles in rebuilding the territory, according to the report. Under the US plan, which Trump is expected

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Response: Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair will not get a key role on Donald Trump’s Gaza ‘peace council’ after several Arab and Muslim nations reportedly objected to his inclusion, according to reports. Blair has been quietly dropped from consideration for the proposed advisory group or ‘ board of peace ’, which Trump has said he would chair himself, according to The Financial Times (FT). Blair was the only name publicly mentioned for a possible role on the council when President Trump announced his 20-point plan to end the Israel–Hamas war in September. President Trump had praised Blair as a ‘very good man.’ A month later, however, Trump said, “I’ve always liked Tony, but I want to find out that he’s an acceptable choice to everybody.” However, Blair's name for the role sparked reactions from Arab and Muslim countries. While Blair’s supporters said he had helped end years of conflict in Northern Ireland , his critics argued that he did very little in his role as the representative of the “Quartet” — the UN, EU, US and Russia — which was meant to push for peace in the Middle East, according to a report in The Guardian Many people across the Arab world view Blair with suspicion and anger because of his support for the US-led Iraq invasion in 2003. Reports about Blair's withdrawal come despite claims that he had an unpublicized meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in late November to discuss plans, according to a report in The Times of Israel . The Financial Times report suggests, quoting sources, that Blair could still play a less central role in the proposed plan. Blair’s office has not yet commented on the reports. In another report, Jared Kushner , Donald Trump's son-in-law and former White House adviser, and Steve Witkoff, US Middle East envoy, will help oversee the post-war Gaza. Both men helped negotiate the recent ceasefire and will now assume key roles in rebuilding the territory, according to the report. Under the US plan, which Trump is expected


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FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Job Market by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Job Market The world of work is changing, and fast. From mixed reality to sustainability, let’s take a look back at the roles that have grown in the last two decades, and take a look forward as we predict the jobs of the future in the coming decades. The year is 2010. It’s the turn of a new decade, nostalgia is in, pop history is about to be made (once again) and coloured skinny jeans are quite literally everywhere. Later in the year, we’d see the first woman ever to win an Oscar for Best Director and watch as the launch of a single app (Instagram) and device (iPad) changes the social media and consumer tech landscape forever. 2010 was also the year we witnessed landmark laws like the Equality Act and the Affordable Care Act brought into effect in the UK and US, but what about the work landscape? As technology continues to change the way we learn, live and work, perhaps some of the clearest examples of this transformation can be seen in the workforce. New titles are becoming more commonplace and skills which were practically non-existent to the average employee just a decade ago are now in-demand across sectors. In this blog, we’ll explore this transformation in a little more detail, touching on the roles which didn’t exist in their current form, what’s being done now and look to the future to predict what we think is to come in the next decade or two. In close to two decades, technological needs have transformed the job market, shifted business priorities and shaped skill needs. Let’s take a look at a few emerging and prominent roles that didn’t exist (either at all or in th

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Response: FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Job Market by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Job Market The world of work is changing, and fast. From mixed reality to sustainability, let’s take a look back at the roles that have grown in the last two decades, and take a look forward as we predict the jobs of the future in the coming decades. The year is 2010. It’s the turn of a new decade, nostalgia is in, pop history is about to be made (once again) and coloured skinny jeans are quite literally everywhere. Later in the year, we’d see the first woman ever to win an Oscar for Best Director and watch as the launch of a single app (Instagram) and device (iPad) changes the social media and consumer tech landscape forever. 2010 was also the year we witnessed landmark laws like the Equality Act and the Affordable Care Act brought into effect in the UK and US, but what about the work landscape? As technology continues to change the way we learn, live and work, perhaps some of the clearest examples of this transformation can be seen in the workforce. New titles are becoming more commonplace and skills which were practically non-existent to the average employee just a decade ago are now in-demand across sectors. In this blog, we’ll explore this transformation in a little more detail, touching on the roles which didn’t exist in their current form, what’s being done now and look to the future to predict what we think is to come in the next decade or two. In close to two decades, technological needs have transformed the job market, shifted business priorities and shaped skill needs. Let’s take a look at a few emerging and prominent roles that didn’t exist (either at all or in th


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FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , Learning by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , Learning As the world gears up for COP30 and governments race to adapt to climate change, one challenge we face is that we simply don’t have enough people with the skills to make adaptation happen. Here’s how we can tackle that. As the annual global climate conference, the UN Climate Change Conference ( COP30 ) gets underway in Belém, Brazil, governments, global leaders, scientists and researchers are meeting to decide how to drive faster and bolder action to adapt to climate change, and one thing is clear, there’s never been a more crucial time for climate action and adaptation . However there’s a major problem. We’re short on the one thing we need most: people with the skills to make adaptation possible. While demand for green talent is soaring with hiring rates for green talent being 54.6% greater than hiring rates overall (according to LinkedIn’s Global Green Skills Report 2024), demand greatly outweighs the supply. According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025 , ‘despite a global 12% increase in workers acquiring green skills between 2022 and 2023, demand continues to outpace supply, with the number of job postings requiring at least one green skill rising by nearly 22% over the same period’. From supply chain decarbonisation, sustainable building and retrofitting to renewable energy and ecosystem management, recent government climate policies mean that green skills are needed now more than ever to fully lead the green transition and meet the climate goals that have been set. So if you’re considering a career change, the climate workforce urgently needs you. In this blog,

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FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Learning by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Learning Ready for a promotion? In this step-by-step guide, we explore how you can take your career to the next level without hitting reset. November is National Career Development Month, a time for employees and employers to focus on career planning and professional development. If you’re a mid-level professional, it’s likely you’re facing one of three realities: If so, this guide is for you. Whether you’re aiming for a new title, bigger challenges, or a complete pivot within your field, here’s how you can strategically advance your career without hitting the reset button. According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025 , if the world’s workforce was made up of 100 people, 59 would need training by 2030. In other words, your existing skillset may not be enough to keep you competitive in just five years from now. This is the perfect time to double down on your specialist knowledge. Identify emerging trends in your industry such as artificial intelligence or cyber security . Position yourself as a subject matter expert others can rely on – that reputation is often what precedes a promotion. >> Discover our collection of online artificial intelligence degrees >> Discover our collection of cyber security degrees Soft skills continue to be essential in today’s workforce. Employers rank resilience, flexibility, leadership, social influence, creative thinking , motivation , and self-awareness among the most essential skills. These highlight the value of adaptability, collaboration, and emotional intelligence . Additional key soft skills include empathy, active list

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FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Business and Management by FutureLearn Category: Business and Management Boost your business analysis career with the right certifications. This guide explores the top business analysis certifications, outlining their benefits and requirements to help you choose the right one for your goals. For an aspiring or current business analyst, getting a certification can unlock a world of opportunities. As the demand for data skills grows, equipping yourself with the right credentials not only validates your expertise but also sets you apart in a competitive job market. Whether you’re just starting your career or seeking to advance in the field, the path to certification will deepen your understanding, enhance your professional profile, and demonstrate your expertise to potential employers. Certifications will cover a range of specialisations, from foundational data analysis to advanced techniques like predictive modelling and machine learning. They often involve coursework, exams, and sometimes practical projects. The “best” certification depends on your experience level, career aspirations, and specific area of interest within business analysis. However, many reputable organisations offer high-quality certifications. Consider these categories and examples: Foundational certifications: These are suitable for entry-level professionals or those seeking a broad understanding of business analysis principles. They often cover data manipulation, visualisation, and basic statistical analysis. Google, IBM, and others offer foundational certifications. Specialised certifications: These certifications focus on specific areas within business analysis, such as predictive modelling, data vis

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Response: FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Business and Management by FutureLearn Category: Business and Management Boost your business analysis career with the right certifications. This guide explores the top business analysis certifications, outlining their benefits and requirements to help you choose the right one for your goals. For an aspiring or current business analyst, getting a certification can unlock a world of opportunities. As the demand for data skills grows, equipping yourself with the right credentials not only validates your expertise but also sets you apart in a competitive job market. Whether you’re just starting your career or seeking to advance in the field, the path to certification will deepen your understanding, enhance your professional profile, and demonstrate your expertise to potential employers. Certifications will cover a range of specialisations, from foundational data analysis to advanced techniques like predictive modelling and machine learning. They often involve coursework, exams, and sometimes practical projects. The “best” certification depends on your experience level, career aspirations, and specific area of interest within business analysis. However, many reputable organisations offer high-quality certifications. Consider these categories and examples: Foundational certifications: These are suitable for entry-level professionals or those seeking a broad understanding of business analysis principles. They often cover data manipulation, visualisation, and basic statistical analysis. Google, IBM, and others offer foundational certifications. Specialised certifications: These certifications focus on specific areas within business analysis, such as predictive modelling, data vis


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FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Business and Management by FutureLearn Category: Business and Management Discover what business analysis is, its importance, types, tools, and components. Learn how data analysis drives informed decisions, improves efficiency, and boosts business performance. Business analysis is not just about understanding data; it’s about transforming that data into actionable insights that drive organisational success. The ability to analyse and interpret information effectively has become a cornerstone of strategic decision making, enabling businesses to adapt and thrive. Encompassing a variety of techniques and tools, business analysis is designed to gather, process, and present information that informs key business strategies. By harnessing the full potential of data, organisations can uncover underlying trends, optimise operations, and enhance customer understanding, paving the way for improved performance and innovation. Let’s dive into the vital components, types, and tools of business analysis where you’ll discover how this dynamic field empowers professionals to make informed decisions and unlock the insights to shape the future of organisations. Business analysis is the process of examining raw data with the purpose of drawing conclusions about that information. It uses a combination of techniques and technologies to gather, analyse, interpret, and present business information to help organisations make better decisions. This involves transforming raw data into actionable insights, providing a clearer view of current business performance and allowing for better prediction of future trends and outcomes. Unlike simple reporting that simply presents data, business analysis focus

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Response: FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Business and Management by FutureLearn Category: Business and Management Discover what business analysis is, its importance, types, tools, and components. Learn how data analysis drives informed decisions, improves efficiency, and boosts business performance. Business analysis is not just about understanding data; it’s about transforming that data into actionable insights that drive organisational success. The ability to analyse and interpret information effectively has become a cornerstone of strategic decision making, enabling businesses to adapt and thrive. Encompassing a variety of techniques and tools, business analysis is designed to gather, process, and present information that informs key business strategies. By harnessing the full potential of data, organisations can uncover underlying trends, optimise operations, and enhance customer understanding, paving the way for improved performance and innovation. Let’s dive into the vital components, types, and tools of business analysis where you’ll discover how this dynamic field empowers professionals to make informed decisions and unlock the insights to shape the future of organisations. Business analysis is the process of examining raw data with the purpose of drawing conclusions about that information. It uses a combination of techniques and technologies to gather, analyse, interpret, and present business information to help organisations make better decisions. This involves transforming raw data into actionable insights, providing a clearer view of current business performance and allowing for better prediction of future trends and outcomes. Unlike simple reporting that simply presents data, business analysis focus


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FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Business and Management by FutureLearn Category: Business and Management Project management is the backbone of successful businesses, ensuring that goals are met efficiently and effectively. From organising a small event or leading a multi-million-pound infrastructure project, understanding the principles of project management is crucial. Project management is the backbone of successful businesses, ensuring that goals are met efficiently and effectively. Whether you’re organising a small event or leading a multi-million-pound infrastructure project, understanding the principles of project management is crucial to achieving success. This guide will walk you through what project management is, why it’s important, the different types, essential tools, and the key components that make up a successful project. By the end, you’ll not only gain a deeper appreciation for this dynamic field but also feel inspired to pursue a career in it or consider furthering your education with FutureLearn. Project management is more than just a set of tools and techniques; it’s a structured approach that brings clarity, focus, and results to any endeavour. From defining goals to managing risks and delivering value, it’s a discipline that empowers individuals and organisations to turn ideas into reality. Project management is the art and science of planning, organising, and executing resources to achieve specific objectives within a defined timeframe and budget. Unlike general management, which is an ongoing process, project management focuses on delivering a final product or outcome. It’s a structured approach that ensures tasks are completed efficiently, risks are managed, and stakeholders are

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Response: FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Business and Management by FutureLearn Category: Business and Management Project management is the backbone of successful businesses, ensuring that goals are met efficiently and effectively. From organising a small event or leading a multi-million-pound infrastructure project, understanding the principles of project management is crucial. Project management is the backbone of successful businesses, ensuring that goals are met efficiently and effectively. Whether you’re organising a small event or leading a multi-million-pound infrastructure project, understanding the principles of project management is crucial to achieving success. This guide will walk you through what project management is, why it’s important, the different types, essential tools, and the key components that make up a successful project. By the end, you’ll not only gain a deeper appreciation for this dynamic field but also feel inspired to pursue a career in it or consider furthering your education with FutureLearn. Project management is more than just a set of tools and techniques; it’s a structured approach that brings clarity, focus, and results to any endeavour. From defining goals to managing risks and delivering value, it’s a discipline that empowers individuals and organisations to turn ideas into reality. Project management is the art and science of planning, organising, and executing resources to achieve specific objectives within a defined timeframe and budget. Unlike general management, which is an ongoing process, project management focuses on delivering a final product or outcome. It’s a structured approach that ensures tasks are completed efficiently, risks are managed, and stakeholders are


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FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , Digital Skills , Learning by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , Digital Skills , Learning Explore how AI is transforming the way we work and how you can improve your AI literacy with AI experts at Accenture. From ‘AI-generated’ becoming part of our modern lexicon to ChatGPT, Face ID and Turnitin being just some examples of AI-powered technologies used practically everyday, AI is well and truly here – but what exactly is AI and how can you use it to work smarter? Keep reading to hear from the AI experts at Accenture, a multinational technology consultancy firm, for their valuable insights and tips. Good question. Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to machines simulating human intelligence—learning, reasoning, and making decisions. In 2025, AI is no longer a futuristic concept but a core driver of how we work, live, and innovate. From diagnosing illnesses and generating content to transforming customer service and data analysis, AI is becoming deeply embedded in everyday business operations and our everyday lives. The growth of AI is accelerating rapidly. According to McKinsey , generative AI could contribute between $2.6 trillion and $4.4 trillion annually to the global economy. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs estimates that up to 300 million jobs worldwide could be affected by AI, with tasks in areas like writing, legal analysis, and design increasingly being automated. While there are growing fears that AI could potentially replace a number of roles, it’s important to note that this technological shift is more about augmentation than replacement—creating space for new roles that complement human skills with AI capabilities. The World Economic Forum

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FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Updated on June 26th, 2025 Category: Career Development , General , Job Market by FutureLearn Updated on June 26th, 2025 Category: Career Development , General , Job Market Want to get ahead with your career? Explore our guide to the fastest-growing jobs, sectors and skills in 2025 and beyond. From the AI boom to the 2024 Budget, employees in 2025 will need to be more strategic than they’ve ever been to get, and stay ahead, in their respective industries. According to a report by Telegraph Money, job vacancies in 2024 have fallen to pre-pandemic levels, by 13.5% to be specific, the lowest since March-May 2021. As the 2024 Budget means higher operating costs for businesses, more employers are cutting back on hiring, but where does this leave an employee in 2025? Keep reading to learn what skills, sectors and jobs you should focus on to put your career at an advantage. Thinking of changing industries? These are some of the fastest-growing industries in 2025. With the growth of generative AI (thanks in part to the launch of ChatGPT) in the workplace in 2024, the increasing need for cybersecurity professionals and general digital literacy, tech continues to be one of 2025’s top sectors according to the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Future of Jobs 2025 report. An estimated 60% of employers expect that increasing digital access will transform their businesses by 2030. From AI, robotics and automation to information storage and distribution, it’s expected that these trends will have an impact on the sector, with the space for tech professionals continuing to grow in the coming years. University of Leeds How to Get Into AI 2 weeks IT & Computer Science Nottingham Trent University How to Bui

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Rajasthan DigiFest X TiE Global Summit 2026 is building a bridge between technology and creativity through film, gaming, art, and storytelling.

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Shastra VC, an early-stage venture capital firm, has launched what it calls India’s first venture capital–led deep-tech fellowship, aimed at converting academic research into venture-ready startups.

The programme, called SDEX, offers equity-free funding of up to $100,000 per fellow and targets res

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 Shastra VC, an early-stage venture capital firm, has launched what it calls India’s first venture capital–led deep-tech fellowship, aimed at converting academic research into venture-ready startups.

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Bengaluru-based Enterprise Communications startup Fyno is building a central communication layer to solve fragmentation in BFSI messaging.

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The partnership between Tata and Intel explores manufacturing, packaging, and AI compute enablement to bolster India’s semiconductor ecosystem

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The new facility will house the Institute for Inventing the Future, the School of AI & Computer Science, and several specialised laboratories.

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Despite operating a smaller fleet of 198 aircraft as of April 14, 2025, Air India employs a larger pool of 6,350 pilots, representing around 45% of pilots working across major airlines.

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YourStory presents the daily news roundup from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Here’s the roundup for Tuesday, December 9, 2025.

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YourStory presents the daily news roundup from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Here's the roundup for Monday, December 8, 2025.

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With Blinkit parent Eternal sitting on over Rs 18,000 crore in cash, Swiggy moves to bulk up its reserves to stay competitive in the capital-heavy race for speed, scale and customer frequency.

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Discover how the ancient Japanese Gyoji system can help you build consistent, unbreakable habits. Learn its principles and apply them to your daily routine.

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Pronto is an on-demand household services platform for tasks like cleaning and meal prep. By providing training, benefits, and stable income to its workforce, the startup says it is building a win-win model for both households and professionals.

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At TechSparks 2025, industry leaders revealed how enterprises are building scalable, secure GenAI systems that deliver real business value.

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The Chiratae Sonic DeepTech program will invest up to $2 million from Seed to Series A stage startups.

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<img alt="How Airtel Payments Bank Is Bridging the Financial Gap in India with Digital Banking" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Airtel-ftr.jpg" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />India’s banking landscape has undergone a seismic shift over the past decade — from the days of manual passbooks and…

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Response: <img alt="How Airtel Payments Bank Is Bridging the Financial Gap in India with Digital Banking" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Airtel-ftr.jpg" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />India’s banking landscape has undergone a seismic shift over the past decade — from the days of manual passbooks and…


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<img alt="Lending Tech Startup Fibe Raises $35 Mn To Enhance Product Suite" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/08/Fibe-FY23-ftr.png" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Digital lending startup Fibe has raised $35 Mn (about INR 314 Cr) from International Finance Corporation (IFC) as part of…

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Response: <img alt="Lending Tech Startup Fibe Raises $35 Mn To Enhance Product Suite" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/08/Fibe-FY23-ftr.png" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Digital lending startup Fibe has raised $35 Mn (about INR 314 Cr) from International Finance Corporation (IFC) as part of…


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<img alt="" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Cars24-ftr-1.jpg" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Z47-backed GenWise, the lifestyle app built for India’s senior citizens, has shut down its operations.   The startup, which had a…

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Response: <img alt="" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Cars24-ftr-1.jpg" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Z47-backed GenWise, the lifestyle app built for India’s senior citizens, has shut down its operations.   The startup, which had a…


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<img alt="" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/07/Leap-ftr.jpg" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Supply chain solutions provider LEAP India has got Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) go ahead to proceed with…

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<img alt="GenAI Coding Startup Emergent Bags Funding From Google’s AI Futures Fund" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/09/Upgrad.png" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Agentic AI startup Emergent has secured a strategic investment from Google’s AI Futures Fund to develop its agentic vibe-coding platform. …

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<img alt="BlackSoil Capital Raises INR 65 Cr To Expand Lending Portfolio" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2024/03/Blacksoil-FT.png" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Venture debt firm BlackSoil Capital has received an equity infusion of INR 65 Cr from Dutch entrepreneurial development bank FMO…

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Response: <img alt="BlackSoil Capital Raises INR 65 Cr To Expand Lending Portfolio" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2024/03/Blacksoil-FT.png" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Venture debt firm BlackSoil Capital has received an equity infusion of INR 65 Cr from Dutch entrepreneurial development bank FMO…


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<img alt="Wakefit IPO Day 2: Issue Subscribed 27% So Far, Retail Portion Fully Booked" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Wakefit-IPO-FTR.jpg" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />D2C mattress and furniture company Wakefit’s IPO was subscribed 27.4% till 12:38 IST on the second day of bidding. The…

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Response: <img alt="Wakefit IPO Day 2: Issue Subscribed 27% So Far, Retail Portion Fully Booked" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Wakefit-IPO-FTR.jpg" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />D2C mattress and furniture company Wakefit’s IPO was subscribed 27.4% till 12:38 IST on the second day of bidding. The…


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<img alt="6 Indian Startups That Became Unicorns In 2025" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/New-Unicorns-In-2025-ftr.png" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />The late stage Indian startup ecosystem rediscovered its rhythm in 2025 in terms of IPOs, but the number of unicorns…

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<img alt="Driving Change: AI Policy in India’s Auto Sector" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Untitled-design-31.png" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />The India AI Governance Guidelines (AI Governance Guidelines), released by the Ministry of Electronics & IT under the IndiaAI Mission…

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<img alt="Gaming In 2026, PW Rolls In Q2 Profits & More" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/FTR-Daily-Brief-49.png" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Gaming In The Post-RMG Era India’s online gaming industry closed a painful chapter in 2025. The ban on online real…

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Response: <img alt="Gaming In 2026, PW Rolls In Q2 Profits & More" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/FTR-Daily-Brief-49.png" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Gaming In The Post-RMG Era India’s online gaming industry closed a painful chapter in 2025. The ban on online real…


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<img alt="Glitch Made Dummy Data Visible: Starlink On India Pricing Leak" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/starlink-India-featured.png" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Hours after Starlink’s website briefly displayed residential tariff plans for India, the satellite communications (satcom) operator has now claimed that…

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<img alt="" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/10/swiggy-flipkart-featured-1.png" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Update | December 8, 23:15 IST Listed foodtech major Swiggy today said its shareholders approved a proposal to raise up…

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<img alt="OfBusiness To Completely Acquire Indian Design: Report" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/04/OfBusiness-ftr.jpeg" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />B2B marketplace unicorn OfBusiness is reportedly set to completely acquire garment and home textile manufacturer Indian Design. As per a…

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<img alt="Wakefit IPO Day 2: Issue Subscribed 27% So Far, Retail Portion Fully Booked" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1020" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Wakefit-IPO-FTR.jpg" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1360" />Update | December 08, 18:47 IST  Wakefit’s IPO got off to a subdued start on Day 1, with the issue…

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<img alt="In Memoriam: Founders, Startup Leaders Who Passed Away In 2025" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" height="1021" src="https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/social-copy-100.jpg" style="display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;" width="1361" />Every now and then the Indian startup ecosystem gets a sobering reality check; founder and employee wellness become hot topics,…

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For decades, the USA has been one of the most popular destinations for students looking to pursue higher education. Whether you’re considering where to study abroad or planning your next academic adventure, there are countless reasons to study in the USA . This blog will explore why so many international students choose America, highlighting its academic prestige, cultural diversity, and promising career opportunities. One of the leading reasons to study in the USA is the world-class education system. American universities are renowned for their cutting-edge research facilities, innovative teaching methods, and a diverse range of programs. From STEM to humanities, students find ample opportunities to deepen their knowledge and skills. The USA is home to millions of foreign students in the US , making it a vibrant hub of multiculturalism. This diversity creates an inclusive and supportive environment where international students feel at home. Universities provide tailored support services to help international students USA adapt and thrive academically and socially. Studying in America opens doors to global career pathways. Many top US universities have strong ties with industries and businesses worldwide, giving students practical experience and networking advantages. For US international students , internships and work opportunities during and after study provide a significant edge in the global job market. Whether you want to pursue undergraduate, graduate, or professional studies, the USA offers flexible academic pathways. With over 4,000 colleges and universities, students can select programs tailored to their interests, schedules, and career goals. Beyond academics, life in the USA offers rich cultural experiences. International students enjoy engaging in various extracurricular activities, community events, and exploring America’s diverse cities and landscapes. This cultural exposure enhances personal growth and global awareness. Contrary to popular belief, st

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Response: For decades, the USA has been one of the most popular destinations for students looking to pursue higher education. Whether you’re considering where to study abroad or planning your next academic adventure, there are countless reasons to study in the USA . This blog will explore why so many international students choose America, highlighting its academic prestige, cultural diversity, and promising career opportunities. One of the leading reasons to study in the USA is the world-class education system. American universities are renowned for their cutting-edge research facilities, innovative teaching methods, and a diverse range of programs. From STEM to humanities, students find ample opportunities to deepen their knowledge and skills. The USA is home to millions of foreign students in the US , making it a vibrant hub of multiculturalism. This diversity creates an inclusive and supportive environment where international students feel at home. Universities provide tailored support services to help international students USA adapt and thrive academically and socially. Studying in America opens doors to global career pathways. Many top US universities have strong ties with industries and businesses worldwide, giving students practical experience and networking advantages. For US international students , internships and work opportunities during and after study provide a significant edge in the global job market. Whether you want to pursue undergraduate, graduate, or professional studies, the USA offers flexible academic pathways. With over 4,000 colleges and universities, students can select programs tailored to their interests, schedules, and career goals. Beyond academics, life in the USA offers rich cultural experiences. International students enjoy engaging in various extracurricular activities, community events, and exploring America’s diverse cities and landscapes. This cultural exposure enhances personal growth and global awareness. Contrary to popular belief, st


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Studying abroad has traditionally meant spending a semester or even a year in a foreign country. But today, short-term study abroad programs are rapidly gaining traction among students. With changing academic schedules, tighter budgets, and the need for practical global exposure, more students are turning to shorter, more flexible international experiences. So, why is short-term study abroad popular —and is it the right choice for you? Let’s explore the benefits, opportunities, and growing demand behind this trend. Short-term study abroad typically refers to programs lasting anywhere from one to eight weeks. These may take place during summer, winter break, or spring break, and are often focused on a specific academic subject, cultural immersion, or service-learning project. They provide a condensed, intensive international experience—without the long-term commitment or high costs associated with traditional study abroad. There are several reasons why students are increasingly choosing short-term programs over semester-long stays: College students today often juggle internships, part-time jobs, and packed course loads. Short-term programs allow them to gain global exposure without falling behind academically or missing work opportunities at home. One of the biggest advantages of short-term study abroad programs is cost. They’re often significantly less expensive than semester-long programs, making them more accessible to a wider range of students. In today’s global job market, international experience is highly valued. Short programs focused on specific industries—like business, health care, or environmental science—can help students develop career-ready skills and stand out in competitive job applications. Even a few weeks abroad can offer deep cultural learning, language exposure, and the chance to build a global mindset—something highly desirable for employers and graduate programs alike. There’s a growing body of research suggesting that short-term study abroad

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Response: Studying abroad has traditionally meant spending a semester or even a year in a foreign country. But today, short-term study abroad programs are rapidly gaining traction among students. With changing academic schedules, tighter budgets, and the need for practical global exposure, more students are turning to shorter, more flexible international experiences. So, why is short-term study abroad popular —and is it the right choice for you? Let’s explore the benefits, opportunities, and growing demand behind this trend. Short-term study abroad typically refers to programs lasting anywhere from one to eight weeks. These may take place during summer, winter break, or spring break, and are often focused on a specific academic subject, cultural immersion, or service-learning project. They provide a condensed, intensive international experience—without the long-term commitment or high costs associated with traditional study abroad. There are several reasons why students are increasingly choosing short-term programs over semester-long stays: College students today often juggle internships, part-time jobs, and packed course loads. Short-term programs allow them to gain global exposure without falling behind academically or missing work opportunities at home. One of the biggest advantages of short-term study abroad programs is cost. They’re often significantly less expensive than semester-long programs, making them more accessible to a wider range of students. In today’s global job market, international experience is highly valued. Short programs focused on specific industries—like business, health care, or environmental science—can help students develop career-ready skills and stand out in competitive job applications. Even a few weeks abroad can offer deep cultural learning, language exposure, and the chance to build a global mindset—something highly desirable for employers and graduate programs alike. There’s a growing body of research suggesting that short-term study abroad


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Studying abroad is an incredible opportunity for education majors to gain global perspectives, hands-on teaching experience, and cultural insights that can enrich their future careers. But with so many options available, it’s essential to know the best places to study abroad for education majors that align with your goals and interests. Choosing to study abroad for education majors means more than just attending classes overseas. It’s about immersing yourself in diverse educational systems, understanding different teaching methods, and developing cross-cultural communication skills. These experiences can help future teachers become more adaptable and culturally sensitive educators. Here are some of the best countries to study abroad for education majors that offer strong education programs, practical teaching opportunities, and vibrant cultural experiences: Hankuk University offers excellent programs for education majors, especially those interested in teaching English as a second language. Students benefit from strong language support and opportunities to engage with local schools. The University of Wyoming provides a range of education degrees with hands-on teaching practical experiences. It’s a great option for students seeking diverse classroom settings and innovative teaching methodologies. Known for its focus on research and practical education, the University of Waikato offers education majors a chance to explore indigenous education practices and progressive teaching approaches. Universidad de La Sabana combines strong academic coursework with cultural immersion in one of South America’s most vibrant countries. It’s ideal for education majors looking to gain experience in bilingual and multicultural classrooms. London Metropolitan University is recognized for its inclusive education programs and partnerships with local schools, giving students ample opportunities for classroom practice in a dynamic urban environment. New Vision University offers innovative e

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Response: Studying abroad is an incredible opportunity for education majors to gain global perspectives, hands-on teaching experience, and cultural insights that can enrich their future careers. But with so many options available, it’s essential to know the best places to study abroad for education majors that align with your goals and interests. Choosing to study abroad for education majors means more than just attending classes overseas. It’s about immersing yourself in diverse educational systems, understanding different teaching methods, and developing cross-cultural communication skills. These experiences can help future teachers become more adaptable and culturally sensitive educators. Here are some of the best countries to study abroad for education majors that offer strong education programs, practical teaching opportunities, and vibrant cultural experiences: Hankuk University offers excellent programs for education majors, especially those interested in teaching English as a second language. Students benefit from strong language support and opportunities to engage with local schools. The University of Wyoming provides a range of education degrees with hands-on teaching practical experiences. It’s a great option for students seeking diverse classroom settings and innovative teaching methodologies. Known for its focus on research and practical education, the University of Waikato offers education majors a chance to explore indigenous education practices and progressive teaching approaches. Universidad de La Sabana combines strong academic coursework with cultural immersion in one of South America’s most vibrant countries. It’s ideal for education majors looking to gain experience in bilingual and multicultural classrooms. London Metropolitan University is recognized for its inclusive education programs and partnerships with local schools, giving students ample opportunities for classroom practice in a dynamic urban environment. New Vision University offers innovative e


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Studying abroad is a life-changing experience, especially for students majoring in the STEM fields—science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. If you’re a STEM student looking to expand your academic horizons, gain hands-on international experience, and build a competitive global resume, choosing the right STEM study abroad program is a crucial step. In this blog, we’ll guide you through the best study abroad programs for STEM majors , highlight key benefits, and suggest destinations that align with your academic and professional goals. While study abroad programs are often associated with liberal arts majors, more and more students majoring in the STEM fields study abroad every year. Here’s why: Here are a few countries known for offering strong study abroad programs for STEM majors : Depending on your interests and goals, here are a few program types to consider: Faculty-Led Programs: Short-term, guided experiences focused on specific STEM To find the best study abroad programs for STEM majors , consider the following: Choosing to study abroad as a STEM major is a smart move for students seeking both academic excellence and global exposure. With so many top-quality STEM study abroad programs available, you can find the perfect fit for your major—whether it’s engineering, computer science, biology, or mathematics. By immersing yourself in a new academic environment, you’ll gain valuable cross-cultural skills, expand your professional network, and develop a global mindset that today’s employers look for. The world is full of opportunities—don’t limit your education to just one country. Start researching the best study abroad programs for STEM majors now and take the first step toward an international career in science and technology. No spam, just high quality content. " * " indicates required fields Δ JOIN OUR COMMUNITY. CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL. STUDY ABROAD FOR EVERYONE We’re here to make studying abroad achievable, and we’re building a community of open-

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Response: Studying abroad is a life-changing experience, especially for students majoring in the STEM fields—science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. If you’re a STEM student looking to expand your academic horizons, gain hands-on international experience, and build a competitive global resume, choosing the right STEM study abroad program is a crucial step. In this blog, we’ll guide you through the best study abroad programs for STEM majors , highlight key benefits, and suggest destinations that align with your academic and professional goals. While study abroad programs are often associated with liberal arts majors, more and more students majoring in the STEM fields study abroad every year. Here’s why: Here are a few countries known for offering strong study abroad programs for STEM majors : Depending on your interests and goals, here are a few program types to consider: Faculty-Led Programs: Short-term, guided experiences focused on specific STEM To find the best study abroad programs for STEM majors , consider the following: Choosing to study abroad as a STEM major is a smart move for students seeking both academic excellence and global exposure. With so many top-quality STEM study abroad programs available, you can find the perfect fit for your major—whether it’s engineering, computer science, biology, or mathematics. By immersing yourself in a new academic environment, you’ll gain valuable cross-cultural skills, expand your professional network, and develop a global mindset that today’s employers look for. The world is full of opportunities—don’t limit your education to just one country. Start researching the best study abroad programs for STEM majors now and take the first step toward an international career in science and technology. No spam, just high quality content. " * " indicates required fields Δ JOIN OUR COMMUNITY. CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL. STUDY ABROAD FOR EVERYONE We’re here to make studying abroad achievable, and we’re building a community of open-